Advice jobs

Types of advice jobs

So, what exactly are advice jobs? Essentially, advice workers give impartial guidance to people on a number of different topics – no judgement, just facts. Advisors are needed for a lot of complex topics, like consumer law or employment regulations, that people often get pretty muddled over, so jobs giving business or career advice are common. The benefit of jobs that involve giving advice is that they can be quite flexible, and adapt to your schedule. For example, you can have a work-from-home job giving advice, if you have responsibilities that keep you at the house. It’s easy to consult and inform people remotely, whether it’s by phone, video call, or even email. You can also go the classic route of a full-time job giving advice. Many businesses in the financial or health sectors, for example, need full-time staff to work with their customers and inform them of different products, options, or requirements.

Not able to commit to a regular 9-5? Don’t worry, there are also plenty of part-time jobs in advising that you can get. For example, are you still studying, but need some extra cash? You can get a student advice job where you council others on the ins and outs of student life. You’d be giving them tips on how to study, how to balance classes and social activities, and what to do after uni, to name a few. Want a job giving advice that fits around your needs? Start looking through our selection of advice jobs to find your best match.

How to find advice jobs near me

Are you struggling to find an advice job that’s close to where you live? Let us help you out, by talking you through how to search on YoungCapital. We’ve devised handy filters to help make your search a walk in the park. In the location search bar, enter the town or city you’re looking for, like ‘Plymouth’ or ‘London’, to find advice jobs in the area. You can then keep narrowing down your search by selecting the distance you’re willing to travel, as well as other factors like education level or type of work. It’s even possible to sort the page by how new the vacancies are, so you always see new advice jobs first. Once you’ve found a couple of vacancies that match your preferences, you can go ahead and apply. Make sure your contact details and CV are uploaded to your profile, so your future employer knows who you are and how to find you. Your ideal advice job is right around the corner, so get cracking!

FAQs about advice jobs:

Are there part-time advice jobs available?

There are many vacancies for part-time advice jobs available across different sectors. Just use the ‘part-time’ filter on our site to find them.

Where can I hear about new advice jobs?

On YoungCapital, of course! When you create a profile with us, you can set up email alerts for advice jobs that match what you’re looking for.

When will I hear back about my application for an advice job?

You should hear from us within a week of applying for an advice job. You can also track your application in your profile, or get in touch if you’re concerned.