Jobs and careers

Lancashire County Council (LCC) are keen to hear from ex-Service personnel (Armed Forces) to work with them as mentors in secondary schools across Lancashire.

Then why not attend the NHS Career Insight Day that St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is hosting on Thursday 8 March 2018.

Successful women's business networking group Unique Ladies Network is coming to Preston. Launched in March 2015 the group has quickly established itself as a favourite networking group amongst business women in Lancashire and Greater Manchester.

The BBC is looking for veterans to take part in an exciting new documentary series called My Big Week.

Olive Branch Fostering are an independent fostering agency based in Greater Manchester. They are linking with the College for Military Veterans and Emergency Services (CMVES) to raise awareness among military personnel and the veteran community about becoming approved foster carers.

Water and wastewater company United Utilities has an apprenticeship scheme that may appeal to those leaving the armed forces or emergency services and their dependents.

The NHS values the skills, courage and compassion that former service men and women bring to roles within the health service. So CMVES is working with Salford City College and the Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust to find suitable candidates for a Healthcare Assistant pre-employment programme beginning March 2016.

Accrington and Rossendale College has just launched a unique16-24 Military Traineeship in partnership with the and the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment.

If you are trying to find work in the medical and health sector you should check out the jobs page on the St John Ambulance website.