What is Morrisby Careers? 

Facing the future and considering study options and a career can be a confusing time. Morrisby is here to help put you on the right track with a platform designed to help you at every stage, through your school and college journey. We have been providing careers services for more than 50 years and are trusted by over 1,500 schools worldwide. 

Self-discovery

• You will be asked to take two questionnaires that will help identify your preferences and attitudes. Subsequent career matches are based on this information.
• Having completed the questionnaires, you will be presented with career matches. Maybe some are careers you have not considered before. You can also use the career search to find other jobs and add them to your favourites list. 

Different routes 

• Career profiles come complete with a map to show the routes to that career and alternative pathways. 

Find jobs 

• The major job sites are integrated to make it easy to see real vacancies. 

Help with options 

• Whatever you decide to do after your GCSEs (or equivalent), Morrisby will be here to help. 
• The system provides a personalised list of subjects that match your preferences. 
• You can then research suitable courses at universities in the UK and Europe (using course data from the UCAS and EUNICAS databases). These can be filtered by the type of course that interests you, the region you would like to study in, the grades you are predicted and university type

Apprenticeships 

• If you are interested in a more work-based route, you can easily explore live apprenticeship vacancies in your area. 

Action planning 

• Goals can be selected from any aspect of school or college life. 

• At every stage of your journey, it can help to have a plan and record the steps needed to achieve it. The action planning tools make it easy to add goals that you want to achieve and where you might want to go to get help. 

Morrisby Careers includes 

• Aspirations: An interactive questionnaire measuring career interests and preferences towards organisational types and roles, work environment and work style. 
• Priorities: A questionnaire to help identify what is most important to you in a career. 
• Career Suggestions: Interactive suggestions drawn from an ever-increasing database, according to fit against all the above measures. 
• Options at 15/16: Suggestions for those looking to Key Stage 5, further education, training or apprenticeship routes. 
• Options at 18: Suggested routes to careers after school/college, as well as specific degree courses (UK and Europe) and degree-level apprenticeships. 
• Tools: Includes a personal planner, action planning, university/course search and a Personal Statement builder. 
• Resources: Includes career descriptions, routes to careers, videos, salary and prospects plus university outlines, study areas, course details and requirements, college outlines and apprenticeship links.