Skills Development Scotland (SDS) advisers support students with their career management skills.  They are the national skills agency and deliver Scotland’s career service.

Visit the Skills Development Scotland website.

Career support in school

SDS careers advisers deliver career information, advice and guidance in schools to pupils from S1-S6. They are there to help you understand the world of work and to develop the career management skills you need as you move through school and beyond.

Your school careers adviser is Irene Travers and she is in school Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and is based in Interview Room 4 in school.

Irene can be contacted to arrange an appointment either through the guidance team, or via email – irene.travers@sds.co.uk.  Alternatively, pupils and parents can make an appointment by using the QR code below:

You might meet your careers adviser with your class at a group activity, at a careers event, or at a one-to-one appointment.

Your careers adviser can speak to you about:

  • Understanding and developing yourself, your strengths, and your skills
  • Making your option choices
  • Career choices
  • Courses, training, and volunteering
  • CVs, applications, and interviews
  • Apprenticeships
  • Local and national job opportunities.

You can also visit Scotland’s careers website My World of Work.

Beyond school, anyone can speak to expert advisers in SDS centres or community venues nationwide. They can help people of all ages and at all stages of their career. Find out where to meet them near you.

All
S1
S2/S3
S4, S5 and S6
My World of Work