How to find a job
Finding a job can be really tricky, but there are plenty of support out there to help you find your dream job.
They can help with things like:
- Creating a CV (a document which tells employers all about you)
- Finding jobs
- Applying for jobs
- Getting support and help to apply for jobs (including reasonable adjustments and disability support)
- Skills assessments to see what sort of job you might be suited to
- Work experience/volunteering
- Finding courses to help you gain more skills
- Providing someone to speak to (such as a careers advisor)
You can get help from the following:
REAL aims to support adults aged 18+ with learning disabilities, autism and/or additional needs into paid, sustainable employment. We match their interests and skills to a job they want. If you're an employer and you have a role to fill, let our team help.
REAL Employment website (opens link in new window)
If you live in Kirklees and are looking for employment support, or want to develop your life and work skills, we can offer support in several different ways.
Kirklees Employment & Skills website (opens link in new window)
The National Careers Service provide careers information, advice and guidance.
The National Careers Service (opens link in new window)
C+K Careers provide a wide range of help when looking for a job.
The Finding a Job service from the government provides help on lots of areas, such as getting support via Access to Work, job searches, apprenticeships and more.
en-GBLast updated: 03/06/2025