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Additional careers resources

The BPS provides a number of careers resources for schools, colleges, and higher educational institutions.

Psychology careers guide

Our Psychology Careers Guide gives you an overview of potential psychology careers in both the domains and wider psychological workforce, and provides insight into issues such as how to apply for an undergraduate degree, how to find work experience, and how to become a member of the society.

Download the guide

Our youtube channel contains a number of videos putting the spotlight on the different career paths which you can pursue in psychology.

Careers posters

Our careers posters provide an important visual aid and are designed to offer some insight into the various branches of psychology which are available to study.

These are all available for free download and we encourage educators at any level to use them to help promote psychology to their students.

Directory of Voluntary Careers Speakers 

This directory lists members of the society who are happy to give careers talks to schools and other institutions.

If you are a teacher, lecturer, or other professional involved in education, and you are interested in having a guest speaker come in to talk to your students about their career as a psychologist and different ways to get involved with psychology, why not consult the directory?

While the BPS does not endorse or recommend individual members and can make no statement as to the experience or competence of the individuals that appear on the directory.

Anyone who wishes to be included must have first achieved either Graduate or Chartered membership status.

Search the Directory of Voluntary Careers Speakers.

Student ambassadors 

Do you want to represent the BPS at your university? If you are studying on one of our accredited undergraduate or conversion courses, are passionate about psychology, supporting your fellow students and want to learn new skills along the way – you could be a Volunteer Student Ambassador.

We would love you to join us to support your fellow psychology student members.

Find out more about becoming a Student Ambassador

Our official mentoring platform provides a space for members to access and learn from the experience of others and for budding mentors to share their knowledge with mentees as part of a structured and mutually-rewarding relationship.

How to access the platform

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Find a job suited to you on our Jobs in Psychology page