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Jobs and careers

Support finding work

Whether you are looking for your first job or a new job we have a range of support to help you improve your future employment prospects.

iWork

Our iWork service supports anyone who is out of work in Islington to find a job, apprenticeship, training or education. iWork can help match your skills to local job and training opportunities and coach you to build your confidence while you are searching for work or training. We can also help you sort out your benefits so you can study or retrain.

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Connecting Communities

Our Connecting Communities programme helps unemployed residents access high quality employment and training opportunities.

Working with children and young people

We offer training, information and support to residents who are thinking of a career working with children and young people.

Job help from Jobcentre Plus

The Department of Work and Pensions offers online support for job-seekers that includes full-time and part-time vacancies, as well as advice on applying for jobs, how to use your transferable skills, staying motivated and support with redundancy. 

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Find local jobs

Islington Working is a partnership of agencies, working together to help local residents access good local jobs. If you are an Islington resident looking for a job you can register, search and apply for local jobs on the Islington Working job site. If you need support finding the right job, one of our dedicated employment coaches will be able to help.

Work at Islington Council

We offer a wide variety of job opportunities. Find out why we're a great place to work.

Find jobs in adult social care

Proud to Care North London is for people who would like to start a career in adult social care. You can find jobs in adult social care, training and qualification information, and hear real stories from people who work in care.

Support for 16–24 year olds

If you are aged between 16 and 24, there are many opportunities to work towards a career you enjoy. There are lots of services available to help young people in Islington plan their futures and get into work.

Stay up-to-date

Sign up to the Islington Working bulletin, for all the latest jobs and career information, as well as training and employment support opportunities.

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