You just need to answer three simple questions about your study preferences, interests and predicted grades and we can suggest courses that might suit you.
Discover courses and in-demand careers and education based on your interests!
Follow the link below to:
Take a Career Assessment to learn about yourself and Career Coach will give you career suggestions based on your interests.
Browse or search for careers and we will give you relevant data on wages, employment, and the training you need.
Browse or search for the available Courses that lead to the career you want.
Build your CV using our easy-to-use CV builder will help you create a professional CV.
We recommend a more in-depth discussion following your careers assessment with Alex Borg, our resident Careers Advisor at careers.advisors@stamford.ac.uk, to help put the results in context and plan an appropriate route ahead.
We provide comprehensive support for those students wishing to apply for University including:
Parent pack containing all the key information and dates to support your child with their next steps (see below);
University Prospectuses held in the Careers Hub;
Tutorial briefings on the application process and how to complete a winning personal statement;
One-to-One coaching and checking service on application and personal statement completion;
Mock interviews for targeted groups and individuals;
Tutorial and one-to-one advice on Student Finance applications and repayments
Virtual Open Events
A virtual open event is an excellent opportunity to learn more about university life, tour the campus, watch videos, explore their courses and chat LIVE to lecturers and admissions support staff.
LiNCHigher’s Parent and Carer Higher Education Information Week
*FREE online event – 30th November‑3rd December*
LiNCHigher has gathered together Universities, Colleges and Higher Education providers & experts to create a week of talks designed to inform you and your child(ren) about a range of topics relating to higher education. The event is designed to provide you with everything you need to know in order to support you and your young person to make informed next steps towards their future in education. Click the below guide for more information:
The UCAS Application Process
For more support and information on the UCAS application process, visit the link below.
Careers Education, Information, Advice and Guidance (CEIAG)
Stamford College is accredited by Matrix Standard Award for information, advice and guidance so you can be sure that the advice you receive in college is of a high standard and we are committed to continuing to work to these standards and the 8 Gatsby Benchmarks.
We provide Careers Education Information Advice and Guidance (CEIAG) service to ALL. Our qualified Careers adviser is available to provide personal guidance and can help you:
Look at your options
Choose a course or career that is right for you
Search for jobs
Prepare for employment with help creating a winning CV and mock interview training
All of our study programmes are focused on progression to learning at the next level or to employment. We offer high-quality support and personal guidance to help students make decisions about their next steps that is right for them and to aspire to achieve their full potential.
We offer a successful careers programme that is embedded into the curriculum with an extensive offer of career guidance, support and activities throughout the year.
Stamford College are actively following the Gatsby Careers Benchmarks.
Drop-in Sessions
The College offers ‘drop- in’ sessions and appointments with our specialist Careers Advisor. Appointments can be booked via telephone, email or through Student Services.
Telephone:01780484300 ext. 353
Email: careers.advisors@stamford.ac.uk
Contact Us
You can contact Alex Borg for Careers Advice via telephone, email or through Student Services.
