CanDo is the official British Web site offering specialised careers information for disabled university students/graduates, and interested university staff.

Careers - MMU (Manchester-Crewe-Alsager): A list of contacts for higher education institution Careers Services helps you to see which is nearest to your home. A scheme of mutual aid exists for graduates, but ring up first to discuss accessibility. There is also a list of links to UK and Irish Careers Service Web sites.

Disability Employment Network (Merseyside): The aim of this unique programme is to match up 12 disabled and 12 non-disabled students in training and vocational work placements in businesses and organisations across the area.

GROW - Gateway to Reaching Opportunities for Work (RNIB): GROW seeks to act as a signpost to useful information on the Web, as defined and requested by its users.

Hobsons Careers & Education Service: Hobsons Publishing is a British based company with over twenty-five year’s experience in educational publishing. Their aim is to bring people together - creating the link between education and the commercial world.

JobSys.net - Get help with writing your CV and put it up on this site.

Marketing Jobs & Career Resources: To get fewer rejections and better results, enter the job market with marketable skills. Follow a "customer-driven" approach. You will need to make sales presentations about yourself to potential buyers, possibly from all over the world.

People Bank: Access to a large database of Job Vacancies is one of the two main services provided for Jobseekers.

Recruitment Database: Seeking a career move or currently looking for employment - your CV (resumé) should be in this database. This could be the best career move you will ever make.

The University for Industry (UfI) is at the heart of the Government’s vision for lifelong learning, as set out in the Green Paper, The Learning Age: a renaissance for a new Britain (Cm 3790, 1998).