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If you are aged 16-25 and looking for a job or want to move on at work, this website will help you. It contains lots of useful information from employers. Find out what skills and qualities employers are looking for, get ideas on how to develop and demonstrate your skills, learn how to impress at interview and much more!

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PROVIDERS

If you work with young people to support them into employment, this website will be useful to you. Young people benefit from directly engaging with employers. Use this website to set up and enable your young people to meet and interview employers and find out ‘what employers want’. Access a range of resources including a 'how to' guide.

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If you are aged 16-25 and looking for a job or want to move on at work, this website will help you. It contains lots of useful information from employers. Find out what skills and qualities employers are looking for, get ideas on how to develop and demonstrate your skills, learn how to impress at interview and much more!
CLICK TO ENTER
If you work with young people to support them into employment, this website will be useful to you. Young people benefit from directly engaging with employers. Use this website to set up and enable your young people to meet and interview employers and find out ‘what employers want’. Access a range of resources including a 'how to' guide.
CLICK TO ENTER

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Before you download this resource, please can you provide us with the following information about you.

Learning and Work Institute (L&W) are asking for these details so we can understand the types of organisations and individuals who are accessing the What Employers Want resources. This information will be used for our own evaluation purposes. You will not be added to any marketing lists, but L&W may contact you to find out about your experience using these. Your details will be stored securely by L&W in line with the Data Protection Act 1998.