Your City, Your Future - Careers at Brighton & Hove City Council
This programme will give you an idea of all the roles and pathways we have at the council. You can join in activities, test what you know, and talk to experts in live webinars.
Learn more and apply for the Your City, Your Future - Careers at Brighton & Hove City Council programme.
Find out about working at Brighton & Hove City Council
We have a selection of videos available which give you information about working in the council from the staff themselves.
These cover many roles available including:
- architect
- care worker
- electrician
- IT trainer
- lawyer
- librarian
- mechanic
- ranger
- sustainability officer
- social worker
- teaching assistant
View the Your City, Your Future films and find out more.
Find out about working in social care in Brighton & Hove City Council
This programme introduces you to different jobs in social care, and the core aspects and responsibilities. It explores direct care roles and supporting careers. You can take part in quizzes and activities, and talk to industry experts.
Learn more and apply for social care in Brighton & Hove City Council programme.
Work experience at Brighton & Hove City Council
We have moved away from individual requests for work experience. This is part of our effort to create a fairer, more inclusive, and transparent process.
Work Experience (WEX) placements
We're offering WEX placements for students in full-time learning in Brighton & Hove.
We promote new placements to all Brighton & Hove schools, post-16 training providers, and HE institutions. The school, training provider or institution then sends the application link to their students.
As with a job vacancy, students who apply by the deadline will receive a message to say whether or not they will be invited to meet the manager. This gives students a chance to practice completing an online application safely, which is an important employability skill.
Virtual work experience
We've partnered with Springpod to offer online virtual work experience. The programmes are for residents aged 14 and over. You can gain practical knowledge, skills, and insights to start your career.
Programmes are available on demand, and open until December 2024. There are limited licenses so each course is first come, first served.
BHCC Virtual Work Experience programme LA Work Experience is now available to prospective students on the University College Admissions Service website.
Participants of both programmes are awarded a digital badge.
Further information
We're always aiming to provide more pre-employment opportunities at the council. We keep our guidance under review and more schemes are in development for the 2023 to 2024 academic year.
For more information send an email to pre-employment@brighton-hove.gov.uk.