Complete-Careers brings together dedicated Level 6 and 7 trained careers professionals with more than 100 years of combined knowledge, experience and expertise in careers education and guidance for young people and adults.
Whether you are an education provider, organisation or individual, our team can help you find the right support.
Complete Careers is a Licensed Awarding Body for the Quality in Careers Standard through its unique Career Mark approach. For 30 years, Career Mark has had an excellent reputation in supporting learning providers to quality assure and develop their careers programme.
(We also have a Career Mark Primary Award dedicated to supporting, developing and accrediting primary schools to deliver a high quality careers program to their pupils.)
To get started with the Career Mark, register for an account with us. You will then have access to the members area of the website and the Career Mark Courses.
Both accredited (levels 4 and 6) and non-accredited bespoke training delivery on all matters careers, employability and workforce development
Direct delivery for clients of all ages to empower them to reach their career potential.
Facilitating organisational continuous improvement through our long-term quality association with quality award recognition and the Quality in Careers Standard for schools and colleges.”
Whether you are an education provider, organisation or individual, our team can help you find the right support.
Practical resources, tools and guidance designed to support learners and career professionals.
Practical resources to support careers conversations and learning.
A compilation of free and reputable websites and resources for career professionals.
Provides occupational profiles covering job responsibilities, entry requirements, salaries and career progression routes.
Provides career videos and personal experiences to help individuals explore different occupations and career journeys.
Provides occupational profiles, career exploration tools and interactive activities to support self awareness.
Provides career information, videos and real-life experiences.
Provides detailed job profiles, career sector information and progression routes, particularly relevant to higher education and graduate careers guidance.
Careers education designed to support young people in exploring their interests, skills and career opportunities using the DOTS model.
Provides career information, interactive tools and resources. Some information is specific to Scotland.
Provides information about post-16 education and training across Lincolnshire.
Provides information about the different education and training pathways available after Year 11.
Provides information about education and training options.
Explains the different qualification levels.
Provides information about apprenticeship levels and entry requirements.
Search and apply for apprenticeship vacancies.
Illustrates occupational pathways.
Provides information, activities and resources to support apprenticeship awareness.
Provides apprenticeship vacancies and information about entering employment.
Provides information about alternatives to university, including apprenticeships, employment and training.
Information about higher education courses, entry requirements, applications and progression opportunities.
Information about higher education courses.
Provides university course information, student reviews and course comparison tools.
Information about student loans, eligibility and financial support for higher education.
Information about student finance, budgeting and living costs to help students understand the cost of higher education.
Information about the admissions test required by many medical and dental schools.
Information about the admissions test required by certain universities for undergraduate law courses.
Information about studying in the United States.
Information about career pathways associated with different degree subjects.
Articles and information about student finance.
Information and resources about scholarships, bursaries and grants.
Provides information about the UK’s 24 research-intensive Russell Group universities.
Employment vacancies across the UK.
Employment vacancies.
Employment vacancies and career advice, including guidance on CV writing, applications and interviews.
Practical guidance on preparing CVs.
Employability resources, including CV writing, interview preparation, communication and workplace skills.
Virtual work experience programmes.
Environmental volunteering opportunities.
Volunteering opportunities.
Charity sector employment and volunteering opportunities.
Volunteering opportunities and community involvement.
Volunteering, skills development and other activities that support personal development and employability.
Volunteering opportunities.
Information about structured gap year opportunities.
Local and national labour market statistics and occupational data.
National and regional statistics on employment, earnings and labour market trends.
Local and regional labour market information.
Information about supported internships for young people aged 16–24 with an EHCP.
Information to support transition planning for young people with SEND.
Information about disability rights, education and employment.
Information about practical and financial support.
An activity to support exploration of interests, strengths and potential career directions.
An activity to help identify strengths, areas for growth and possible careers.
Provides professional standards, ethical guidance, the CDI Framework and CPD.
Guidance and resources to support careers education and employer engagement.
We have launched our new Career Mark Members Area. If you are a member and have not already done so, please click this link to re-set your password and gain access.