Webinars
Our expert-led webinars explore key topics around work and wellbeing, offering practical advice and opportunities to learn, ask questions and connect with others. Topics include job applications, interviews, money and wellbeing.
Join our Workshop Series – an online programme of 3 workshops, where young women aged 18-30 facing a similar work-related challenge can support each other and learn from experts.
There are currently two different workshop series that you can sign up to:
Finding Work
Are you looking for work? Do you want to connect with other young women and experts to help you figure out the next steps with your job search?
Dates : Tuesdays for three weeks: 12, 19 & 26 May 2026
Time: 6 — 8pm
Duration: 2 hours
Host: Issy
What you’ll learn
- How to stay resilient when job hunting
- What makes a great CV and standout application
- Your transferable skills and how to talk about them
- How to ace job interviews
- Plan your next steps
Making a Change at Work
Are you feeling stuck at work? Do you want to connect with other young women and experts to help you figure out how to grow in your current role or move on?
Dates: Wednesdays for three weeks: 10, 17 & 24 June 2026
Time: 6 — 8pm
Duration: 2 hours
Host: Sarah
What you’ll learn
- Explore different career journeys
- Understand transferable skills and keeping a skills log
- Identify your passions, strengths, and career goals
- Develop networking skills
- Plan your next steps
Sign up for Making a Change at Work
Why attend a Workshop Series
- Connect with a group of young women in a similar situation.
- Learn from engaging speakers.
- Leave with tools and actions to support your work journey.
Who can take part in the Workshop Series?
Our services are for young women aged 18 to 30 living in England or Wales. If you are a trans woman or identify as non-binary and are comfortable being supported by a women’s service, we’re happy to help you.
We encourage those who face the biggest challenges with money, jobs, and unpaid work to sign up. This includes working-class women, racially marginalised young women, and disabled young women.
Meet our alumni
Hundreds of young women have taken part in Workshop Series at Young Women’s Trust (formerly called Power Hours). Hear about their experience and how it supported their work journey.
