Careers Advice for Science, Engineering & Manufacturing

October 12, 2026October 12, 2026Careers Advice, Starting a New JobResigning from a Job, Starting a New Job

How to Leave a Technical Role Professionally

Leaving a science, engineering or manufacturing position involves more than handing in your notice. Learn how to prepare a professional technical handover, transfer important knowledge and leave with your reputation intact.

October 6, 2026October 6, 2026Careers Advice, Job Offers, Starting a New JobCareer Advice, Career Development & Planning, Counter Offers, Job Offers, Salary and Benefits, Starting a New Job

How to Compare Multiple Job Offers and Choose the Right One

Received more than one job offer? Learn how to compare salaries, benefits, responsibilities, progression and work-life balance while keeping your original career goals at the centre of your decision.

September 24, 2026October 12, 2026Careers Advice, Job Offers, Starting a New JobCareer Advice, Job Offers, Resigning from a Job, Starting a New Job

Accepted a Job Offer? Your Essential New Job Guide

Accepted a new job? Use this essential guide to review your contract, complete employment checks, resign professionally and prepare for a successful first day.

August 10, 2026October 8, 2026Career Development, Manufacturing News & Trends

Why Manufacturing Businesses Still Struggle to Fill Critical Roles in a Tougher Job Market

Despite a tougher job market for candidates, many manufacturing businesses still struggle to fill critical technical roles. This article explores why skills shortages, location and changing manufacturing demands continue to make recruitment difficult across the South and South East UK.

August 4, 2026September 25, 2026Career Development, Careers Advice

Degree, Apprenticeship or Experience: What Develops the Strongest Engineering Talent?

Degree apprenticeship, apprenticeship, university degree or industry experience? We asked our LinkedIn community which pathway develops the strongest engineering and manufacturing talent and explore what the results tell us.