Explore
Open up careers beyond the jobs students already know.
Job Actually Education
Help them see a future they can understand.
Careers discovery for schools and colleges—built around what work is really like, what young people are already good at and the different routes that can take them there.
One brand for the whole journey
From first ideas to a first job—and every move after it.
Connect
Link subjects, interests and strengths to possible routes.
Prepare
Compare courses, apprenticeships, employers and real vacancies.
Return
Keep using Job Actually for applications, career changes and hiring.
A whole-workplace lesson
Show the class everything behind one familiar world.
Choose a cruise ship, film set, hospital, railway, wind farm or zoo. Students discover the technical, creative, practical and support careers that make it work.
Open all 12 Career Worlds →Travel & hospitalityCruise shipsEnergy & environmentRenewable energyAnimals & environmentZoos and conservationDigital & creativeTechnology and gaming
Built to support careers leaders
Useful in the classroom. Visible in the careers plan.
The first pilot is structured around parts of the Gatsby framework without pretending software can replace personal guidance or a meaningful workplace experience.
Career and labour-market learning
Plain-English role guides explain work, settings, routes and realistic trade-offs.
Needs of each learner
Students begin with their interests, strengths and preferred way of working.
Curriculum linked to work
Activities help learners connect classroom strengths with real workplace tasks.
Employer encounters
Local employers can contribute honest role stories and supported classroom sessions.
Routes and qualifications
Each pathway can show apprenticeships, college, university and vocational options.
Free editable resources
Turn career ideas into a stronger application.
Download an editable CV template for a first job or career change, then use the interview practice guide to prepare clear evidence in your own words.
PRIVACY-FIRST BY DESIGN
Students explore careers—not exposure.
The pilot does not create public pupil profiles, show students to employers, sell their information or use targeted advertising.
- Anonymous classroom use
- No date of birth or precise location
- No direct employer messages
- No CV upload in Student Mode
- Private, device-only Career Passport
- Student choice before carrying work forward
Founding education pilot
Start with one useful lesson.
A focused 30–45 minute activity gives students careers to discuss, a shortlist to keep and clearer next steps. Teachers see group-level participation—not personal profiles.