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Tweet your way to the top

Head of LifeSkills Kirstie Mackey explains how social networking is the new networking.

I want to use my online presence to get ahead

Almost everything happens online: you (and potential employers) are on social media, and so are loads of opportunities for jobs and work experience. Learn how to make the most of it.

How to create a website for your business

Setting up your own website can be one of the most effective ways to run a business and attract customers. Our guide shows you how to get started.

How to Spring Clean your Social Media

Ensure your social media gives people the right impression, especially employers, with these tips

Staying positive (resilience)

Staying positive and learning through experience are key to succeeding in challenging situations. Try this lesson and help your students succeed at work.

How to manage your digital footprint

Employers might check what you do and say online when you apply for jobs. Make sure your digital footprint shows you in the best light with these helpful tips.

How to look after your personal finances

However well you think you know your money, there’s always an opportunity to boost your own financial capability and we’ve put together help in five key areas.

How to build a network

A network can give you support, help and guidance – and boost recognition for what you do in the workplace. Our top tips could help turn you into a top-notch networker.

How I got the most out of my work experience…and how you can too.

Jess explains how Virtual Work Experience helps you get the most out of work experience.

5 basic tips for interview success

In preparation for your next job interview, we’ve listed five important areas to focus on to set you up for success.

Becoming financially independent (1)

Help your young person become more confident in dealing with money as their responsibility increases.

Use your ‘emotional’ skills to compete in a digital world

You’ll be in great demand from employers if you show a high degree of emotional intelligence or ‘EQ’. We take a look at ‘the other kind of smart’.

Taxes to pay when you’re a freelancer

Working for yourself can be wonderful but it brings a new responsibility - paying your own tax. However, the task itself needn’t be taxing. Here’s what you need to know.

5 reasons why you should share your skills online

Hear from Digitalme about the impact of having a Champions Digital Badge

How to stay safe online

We spend a lot of our time online, from shopping, paying bills to chatting, but it’s important to make sure you keep your information and money safe

Managing your debt

In our virtual lesson find out more about how to manage your debt, review your spending and who to contact for additional support.

Bridging the gap between school and work

How businesses can work with LifeSkills to give students the skills they need.

Importance of a good CV and cover letter

Are CVs and cover letters still important? We explore CVs, cover letters and digital profiles and provide a CV Builder so you can get started.

Bridging the gap between education and work

Research shows businesses aren’t doing enough to give young people the skills they need to succeed. Could you or your businesses help LifeSkills change this? Head of LifeSkills Kirstie Mackey explains more.

School leaver resources

Whether it’s work, training or further/higher education, use these resources to help school leavers plan for their next steps and achieve their goals.