Helping Young People Find Their Path Before It's Chosen For Them
Early intervention mentoring for young people aged 10–18 at risk of NEET. We build confidence, skills, and futures.
How We Help
We provide targeted support to help young people build the skills, confidence, and connections they need to succeed.
1:1 Mentoring
Personalised mentoring sessions tailored to each young person’s needs, building trust and setting goals together.
Careers Guidance
Pathways planning to help young people explore options in education, training, and employment.
CV & Application Support
Hands-on help building CVs and completing college, apprenticeship, and job applications.
Mock Interviews
Practice interviews to build confidence and prepare young people for real-world opportunities.
Confidence & Resilience
Sessions focused on building self-belief, emotional resilience, and a positive mindset.
Employability Skills
Workshops covering communication, teamwork, time management, and other essential workplace skills.
Post-16 Transition Support
Guidance through the transition to college, sixth form, apprenticeships, or alternative provision.
Parent Engagement
Working with families to create a supportive environment and align on goals for their young person.
Our Founder
LevelUpCareers was founded by an experienced youth justice professional with a deep understanding of the challenges facing young people at risk of exclusion and NEET.
With years of front-line experience working with vulnerable young people, our founder saw first-hand how early intervention and the right guidance can transform a young person’s trajectory.
LevelUpCareers CIC was created to bridge the gap between young people and opportunity — providing the mentoring, support, and belief that every young person deserves.
Let's TalkGet in Touch
Whether you're a school, local authority, parent, or young person \u2014 we'd love to hear from you.
Prefer to talk?
Book a free, no-obligation call to discuss how we can support your young people.
Who we work with
- ✓Schools & academies
- ✓Alternative provision providers
- ✓Local authorities & councils
- ✓Youth offending teams
- ✓Parents & carers