College (16-24)
Information, Advice and Guidance for Young People
At Inspire College, our expert careers advisors can give you dedicated one-to-one support to help you decide your next steps after our courses.
Access information about careers, learning, work and life choices
Inspire provides information to everyone about careers, learning, work and life choices, through its information service Ask Inspire and at each library through its staff, books and electronic resources. Inspire as a training provider offers courses for young people (16 to 19 years) and to adults and will support each learner to consider their future career and learning aspirations.
This information hub brings together useful sources of information, advice and guidance that are available to our customers and learners from across Nottinghamshire.
Adult Learning
Information, Advice and Guidance for Adults
An important part of our offer to our learners is providing you with high quality information, advice and guidance to support in deciding on your next steps. This could be further learning, your journey into employment or the development of your career.
Be Inspired
Local Learning Providers
Check out our list of local learning providers, including information about our own Inspire learning courses.
Be Inspired
Finding the Right Job for You
Whether you'd like help deciding on your dream career, or whether you'd just like help getting there we have a range of useful resources. Find information on local volunteering opportunities and help with CV writing.
Reading & Libraries
Learn My Way
Learn My Way is a Free online website containing courses on how to do the basics on your computer, tablet or mobile phone.
Community Makers
Whatever your interests and whatever time you have, you can get involved and become an Inspire volunteer.
Job Clubs in local Inspire libraries
Find a job club at your local library
Adult Learning
SWAPs (Sector-based Work Academy Programmes)
We provide training for people, identified by DWP, that can be tailored to meet the needs of local businesses. Following a short, intensive training course, an employer conducts interviews with newly trained candidates.
Adult Learning
Labour market information for adult learners
Discover which jobs are growing in demand in your area and the skills employers are looking for.
