Career Connect's latest impact report reveals that we've reached more than 120,000 people in the last year – changing lives and futures for the better.

Follow the journey of our new Trainee Careers Adviser, Jules O'Neill-Crane, as they undertake the impressive commitment of achieving their OCR Level 6 Diploma in Careers Guidance and Development.

In her latest blog, Sheila says the findings of the Youth Voice Census 2026 should be a wake-up call for all of us who are committed to improving the lives and prospects of young people.

Career Connect has been shortlisted for two awards in the UK Career Development Awards 2026, including a second year in a row shortlisting for Careers Provider of the Year, the title the charity won in last year’s Awards.

Having mixed emotions about exam results day? Don’t worry, we are here to help! Check out our guide to exam results day for some friendly tips and advice to guide you through getting results and what comes next.

Our innovative, participant-informed work to tackle inequity and reduce the number of young people who are NEET has been recognised with three finalist listings at the prestigious Children and Young People Now Awards.

The number of children being home educated in England has now reached the equivalent of over 5,300 empty classrooms, and this figure is growing year on year.

This National Volunteers’ week, our Youth Ambassador Ellie explains how one volunteering role led to another and why she’s keen to make more young people’s voices heard – including on the BBC!

Career Connect CEO Sheila Clark responds to this week's independent review by Rt Hon Alan Milburn of the increase in the number of young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET).

One year since launching a landmark research partnership, Career Connect and Edge Hill University are paving ahead with their AI-driven mission to support young people at risk of falling out of education or employment.

Sheila Clark reflects on National Careers Week and times of change in education and youth employment policy – and reaffirms our commitment to advocating for young people.

This National Careers Week we’ve been busy sparking career conversations. But have you ever thought about a career in careers? School Careers Adviser Megan tells us more!