nesses they tend to focus at least equally on adults already in work and seeking new jobs
or a change of career, which means that their services may not be as attractive to young
people as the state provision noted above.
In the same category are:
● the services offered by private education organisations such as agents Gabbitas
Thring ( http://www.gabbitas.co.uk ), which combine advice on the selection of a school
or university with careers guidance
● the resources made available by particular employment sectors, designed to
attract people into their profession or field of work, ranging from the Army ( http://www.
armyjobs.mod.uk ) to the Financial Services sector (www.fssc.org.uk)
● the sections on careers published by newspapers (see, for example, The
Independent on http://www.independent.co.uk/careers_advice ).