Jobs & Careers
Jobs & Careers
Routes 2 Employment project offers a customer focused service that treats people as individuals and offers a personalised approach to meet each individual’s needs.
Daldhis Charity has a wealth of experience in supporting women and unemployed individuals who are economically inactive back into work. This is achieved through a range of advice, guidance, accredited and non-accredited training and employment support activities.
You can contact our employment adviser to make an appointment. The adviser can help you to:
- Search and identify training courses you can apply for
- Search for and identify jobs/work placement/volunteering opportunities that you can apply for provide one to one support in completing job application forms
- Conduct mock interviews
- CV Preparation
Six expert tips for finding work
- Search beyond a 40-mile radius - Remote, hybrid and flexible working open up opportunities further away.
- Use key words in your searches - Online algorithms will pick up on daily searches and send you more of the same.
- Don't wait for a job to be advertised - Contact a manager at a business that you like the look of as you never know what opportunities might be coming up.
- Sell your skills - Use social media sites like LinkedIn which showcase your skills and experience. Other platforms like X and Instagram can prove useful when touting yourself out to potential employers as well.
- Get learning - While you're on the hunt for a job see if there are ways to fill gaps in your CV with free courses, volunteering or shadowing.
- Celebrate the small wins - Set personal targets, like a certain number of jobs to apply for in a week or a number of cold emails to send, and acknowledge the little wins along the way to keep your spirits up. "Maybe you landed an interview, received positive feedback on CV or cover letter, or connected with a helpful contact. Celebrating these wins can boost your confidence and keep you motivated".