The first thing that people tend to notice about us, is our welcoming and friendly atmosphere and all of the support you receive to achieve your ambitions!

If you need careers advice and support before, during or after you’ve completed your course, our trained Careers Guidance Team can help by providing you with in-depth careers information advice and guidance to make sure you make the right informed choices.

They’ll help you decide which course is right for you, from providing up to date careers information and advice, to job-hunting tips, including applying to University, the whole UCAS process & HE Student Finance advice. Our Careers Guidance Team make it their job to offer the best possible impartial advice, guidance and support.

Our Careers Guidance Service is for potential and current students of Walsall College aimed at young people aged 14 and upwards and adult mature students aged 19 and upwards with no upper age limit. All who access the service will benefit from having access to personal guidance with a qualified Level 6 Careers Officer. The Careers Leader is Rachel Jones – Assistant Principal for MIS, Information & Student Services Contact details: 01922 657000.

Parents/Carers/Guardians are also welcome to contact the team about the careers support available for their child and to find out more about the possible progression opportunities.

Remember our service is free, impartial and confidential and is open to prospective and current students.

Guidance entitlement

To read our Guidance Entitlement CEIAG Statement click here.
To read our CEIAG Policy click here.

Gatsby Benchmarks

The Gatsby Benchmarks outline the important elements of a robust career programme – click here to view them.

Careers education programme

Take a look at our Careers Education Programme click here

Parent or Guardian of a Walsall College Student?

Have your say on the College Careers Programme offered at Walsall College, click here to feedback.

Access Policy

To read our Access Policy click here

Hawbush Campus

Please complete this form above or telephone a careers officer to arrange an appointment.

Useful websites and tools:

Glassdoor helps you find a job and company you love. Reviews, salaries and benefits from employees.

The National Careers Service website provides careers advice and information on a wide range of jobs, training, apprenticeships, course resources and funding.

Explore various career routes across multiple sectors and hear from inspiring role models with industry insights.