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We offer personal and professional guidance on all aspects of your book industry career.
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What we Do
We work with Individuals and Employers to deliver the very best in Career Guidance and Development
Individuals
Whether you’re supporting your own career development or are supported by an employer, you are able to access the same quality service. If you’re unemployed and have qualifying experience from the UK Book Industry, your career support may be sponsored by The Book Trade Charity BTBS.
Employers
We work with publishers, booksellers and organisations of all sizes, from small start-ups to large corporates. Whether it is a one-off project or ongoing support, from career support to productivity training, we adapt all our services to your needs and internal systems.
Fully Qualified RCDP Advisors
All our Careers Advisors are members of the Career Development Institute, are fully qualified (Level 6 or above) Registered Career Development Professionals (RCDP), work to a strict code of ethics, and are fully insured to assist you in making critical career decisions.
CAREER RESOURCES
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bookcareers Job Club Initiative
As a direct response to the current employment situation caused by Covid-19 we are now running TWO job clubs. Both have different criteria so you should apply to join one or the other. As we are...
5 Tips for First-Time Managers
Episode 119 of bookcareers.com Live This week we talk to Nancy Roberts of Umbrella Data and Clare Grist Taylor, Publisher and Agent, who have set up a new organisation Management in...
bookcareers Job Club Initiative
As a direct response to the current employment situation caused by Covid-19 we are now running TWO job clubs. Both have different criteria so you should apply to join one or the other. As we are...
Latest News from The Society of Young Publishers
Episode 118 of bookcareers.com Live This week with so much going on in our bookcareers Newcomers Job Club, we thought we'd have a chat with an organisation which is of huge benefit to anyone at the...
Latest Podcasts
Our weekly careers podcast comes out every Monday. It covers a wide range of
topics and questions that rise from client meetings.
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Forum
Our bookcareers Forum enables you to join in career discussions and reach out to others without using your real identity. This is critical if you don’t want to alert your current employer.
Careers Library
Read our wide variety of blogs, articles and information pages about training, recruitment
and working in publishing or writing and getting published.
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Every Monday we will bring you the latest career and training news for the book industry. Use the form at the foot of this page.
Your helpful discussion opened my eyes to new possibilities and insights regarding the industry, and your objective advice on my career path and CV continues to be invaluable.
bookcareers supplies the career support for BTBS. We trust them to get our candidates back into work in the shortest possible time, and they always deliver even in the most complex of situations.
David Hicks, CEO
The Book Trade Charity (BTBS)
bookcareers helped me to feel much more at ease in my work. I’ve improved my efficiency, rate of productivity, organisational skills, and interpersonal relationships with their support and coaching.