Free career support for disabled and neurodivergent professionals.
SIC provides accessible career support for disabled, neurodivergent and chronically ill people. Helping you to thrive in the workplace.
Are you coming to the SIC Conference this October?
A one day, accessible conference in Birmingham City Centre on 29th October 2024.
Full of engaging talks, sessions and panel discussions from an intersectional and diverse range of lived experience experts.
Accessible e-learning is here
Supported by Unltd we’ve created four, free to access careers programmes for disabled, neurodivergent and chronically ill professionals. They’re accessible and taught throughout by lived experience experts.
Want to know how to write a CV when you have career gaps, or how to ask for reasonable adjustments? We’ve got you covered.
Free e-learning
Ever been looking for a new role but don’t know where to find the tailored advice you really need?
Have you ever wondered what self employment might look like?
How do I explain career gaps in my CV?
What reasonable adjustments can I ask for at interview?
How accessible is a career in marketing?
Designed with your access in mind, we’ve created four programmes to help you thrive in work.
An Introduction to Work: Our first course is all about accessing the workplace and is designed for those of us who are entering the workplace for the first time, or are re-entering the workplace after absence.
Taught by lived experience experts this programme covers, CVs, cover letters, interview skills, building confidence, and reasonable adjustments.
Enrolment: Open throughout 2024
An Introduction to Freelance and Entrepreneurship: Did you know that 25% of small business owners are disabled or have a health condition? Often entrepreneurship is more accessible to us as we can build something that works for us, but where do you start? This programme covers the nitty-gritty of setting up a business.
Enrolment: Open throughout 2024
An Introduction to Community Management: How accessible is a career in community management or social media? Find out from disabled and neurodivergent professionals who have carved out careers online.
Enrolment: Open throughout 2024
An Introduction to Writing and Journalism: Whether you’re open to a career in writing or journalism, or want to explore this as a freelance opportunity, this module is all about creating great written content.
Enrolment: Open throughout 2024
