Sandy firmly believes in the importance of being accessible to the community
Sandy has dedicated 14 years of her professional life to the employability and welfare sector, a commitment that reflects her passion for helping individuals achieve their career aspirations.
As a National Careers Service adviser, Sandy has been instrumental in supporting and training people from diverse backgrounds and of all ages, enabling them to find employment and enhance their career prospects.
Her extensive experience and deep understanding of the local job market make her an invaluable resource for those she assists.
National Careers Service adviser
In her role with the National Careers Service, Sandy offers expert careers advice and practical support tailored to the needs of her clients.
Her services include 1:1 career counselling, assistance with CV writing, job search strategies, and interview preparation.
Sandy’s holistic approach ensures that her clients are well-prepared to navigate the job market and secure the roles they desire.
Engaging with the community
Sandy firmly believes in the importance of being accessible to the community she serves.
She regularly works directly in local libraries, job centres, and attends job fairs, where she provides on-the-spot advice and guidance.
These settings allow her to reach individuals who might not otherwise seek out career support, making her services more inclusive and far-reaching.
Collaborations with local institutions
Sandy’s impact extends beyond individual clients to collaborations with key local institutions.
She works closely with the NHS in Devon, offering support for their recruitment and training needs. This partnership involves helping healthcare professionals transition into new roles within the NHS, as well as assisting with the development of training programs to enhance their skills.
In addition, Sandy collaborates with Exeter College, where she contributes to recruitment efforts and provides career advice to students.
Her involvement with the college includes organising career fairs, conducting workshops on employability skills, and offering 1:1 career counselling sessions.
The rewarding nature of the job
For Sandy, the most rewarding aspect of her job is seeing the positive impact she has on people’s lives.
Helping someone find the right career path, secure a job, or achieve their professional goals brings her immense satisfaction.
She takes pride in knowing that her guidance and support have played a part in someone’s success story.
Sandy recalls numerous instances where her clients have expressed their gratitude for her assistance.
Whether it’s a young person landing their first job, a professional transitioning to a new industry, or an older adult returning to the workforce, each success story reaffirms the value of her work.
Addressing the digital skills gap
One of the recurring challenges Sandy encounters is the digital skills gap.
As technology continues to advance, more and more job seekers recognise the importance of digital literacy. However, a lack of digital skills remains a significant barrier for many individuals trying to get back into work.
Sandy has made it a priority to address this issue through her workshops and one-on-one sessions.
She provides training on basic computer skills, online job searching, and using digital tools for professional development.
By enhancing her clients’ digital competencies, Sandy helps them become more competitive in the job market and better equipped to succeed in a technology-driven world.
Conclusion
Sandy’s extensive experience, commitment to community engagement, and collaborative efforts with local institutions make her a standout National Careers Service adviser.
Her work not only helps individuals achieve their career goals but also strengthens the employability landscape of the Southwest.
Through her dedicated service, Sandy exemplifies the mission of the National Careers Service: to provide high-quality, impartial careers advice that empowers people to make informed decisions about their education, training, and employment.
Her story is a testament to the profound impact that passionate and skilled advisers can have on individuals and communities alike.
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