Job opportunities, work experience, training and support for young people looking to start work.

If you are aged 16 and over, local services in H&F can support you to:

  • develop your skills through training and work experience
  • find work

Advice and support through H&F Works

H&F works offers one-to-one advice, guidance and vacant opportunities to access:

  • training
  • apprenticeships
  • internships
  • volunteering
  • jobs

It is available to you if you are:

  • a Hammersmith & Fulham resident
  • aged 16 plus

If you have a question about your CV, need support with interview preparation or have another question about starting work, you can visit H&F works in person.

When: Every Tuesday, 10am to 3pm.

Where: Macbeth Centre, Macbeth Street, Hammersmith, W6 9JJ

Email hf.works@lbhf.gov.uk or telephone 020 8753 1800

See H&F Works

Help to prepare for, find and stay in work from Job Centre Plus

Contact your nearest Job Centre Plus office to access support on:

  • searching for jobs and training
  • work experience and job trialling schemes
  • help with starting your own business
  • help combining work with looking after children or caring responsibilities
  • extra help for specific problems

If you are a disabled person or have a long-term health condition you can access additional support from Jobcentre Plus. Ask at your local branch to find out more.

Find your nearest office on GOV.UK

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If you would like careers advice, you can get this from your school or college.

You can also explore different types of careers on the government's National Careers Service website .

Develop your learning, skills and experiences

You can work for the council in a sector that you are interested in and or access a wide range of courses available to residents.

If you are aged 14 to 24 you can also develop your skills, experiences and serve your communities through The Duke of Edinburgh's Award (DofE) award scheme.

To learn more about these opportunities and understand the different types of qualifications for 16 to 19 year olds see Get ready for work: Develop your learning and work experiences.

Guidance for Disabled young people looking for work

All the services on this page are inclusive to young people with special educational needs and disabilities. There is also specialist support that young people with SEND can access.

See our guide pages:

Living Independently service directory for more on learning, employment and volunteering opportunities

Visit the Living Independently service directory for information about learning, employment and volunteering options.

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