SIC provides accessible career support for disabled, neurodivergent and chronically ill people. Helping you to thrive in the workplace.
While Phase Two is in development, you can:
For more detailed support, click here to get in touch.
“I just want to thank SIC for the amazing advice that I have received over the past few months. I initially contacted SIC, as I was unsure about how to approach discussing reasonable adjustments with a placement provider. The advice they gave me made me feel so reassured and now I feel confident advocating for my needs.
I am also grateful for the advice I received when I attended the SIC 'Career Clinic' about tips on being self-employed and finding accessible part-time work. The team are really encouraging to have a wealth of knowledge! I really appreciate Rachael's interview tips and CV review too.”
— Laura Muir
“Whilst volunteering at SIC, I’ve gained the experience and confidence I needed to apply for a Masters in Publishing. I’ve also been offered a part-time job as an Editorial Assistant. Joining the team has been life-changing. I’m so grateful to the company, for providing me with the skills I need to pursue the career I want, and I honestly can’t recommend working/volunteering for SIC enough.”
— Kellie Smith, Editorial Assistant Trainee
“My internship has not only allowed me to consolidate my existing skills but allow me to gain experience with a myriad of software and have the opportunity to learn about marketing and PR. SIC has been a wonderful and supportive work community that I have felt so lucky to have to work with and be a part of. This internship has given me the experience and confidence to apply for future internships and other schemes in my future.”
- Saffron Sharp, Marketing and PR Intern
Working for SIC has been an incredible experience where I’ve grown in confidence and knowledge in a supportive environment. You get the chance to develop and learn, with access to workshops with professionals, creating a safe environment for learning and development. I feel SIC is changing my life on a huge level. If you’ve been following SIC and you’ve been on the fence about doing this, I promise you won’t regret going for it!
— Jess Burman, Editorial Assistant Trainee
