BBC Make It | Inspiration, Motivation and Careers

We get to hear from Melissa Kennedy, Irish National Road Racer, Marissa Callaghan, Captain of the Northern Ireland Women’s Football Team and Katie Mullan, Irish International Hockey Captain from the Shankill Leisure Centre.

It's normal to feel anxious and stressed around exam results time, but if your results were not what you expected or you're just a little confused, don't panic, BBC Make It has plenty of advice in this live programme from SERC Lisburn.

The BBC offers a wide range of careers in journalism, broadcasting and technology as well as various corporate roles. Click to find out more.

Find out about the types of jobs on offer in the hospitality industry.

Find out more about some of the jobs available in the Creative Arts industry.

Well done! You've bagged yourself an interview. But what can you expect when you get in there?

Advice on apprenticeships, supercharging your job hunt and what to expect at a job interview.

Find out about some of the jobs available.

Take our quiz to discover which career best suits your personality.

Creating your first CV doesn’t have to be a melt. Watch this super-fast guide to get one step closer to your dream job. ¡Ándale, ándale!

How do you know if you have the right skills? What are employers looking for? What industry should you work in? Find advice that will help get you ready for the world of work.

Fiona McGugan from the Music Managers Forum explains what a manager does, how to become a manager, and the close relationship between musician and manager.

Do you have what it takes to be a successful youth worker? BBC Make It has teamed up with BBC Children in Need to help you decide.

Has the experience helped the boys get a job? Find out what Aaron, John and Sammy are up to now.

Watch back the latest Super Assembly with BBC Radio 1's Phil Taggart from Christian Brothers' Grammar School in Omagh.

Lauren talks about the commitment, sacrifice and obstacles that she had to overcome to become a 6 time world champion Irish dancer .

Life isn’t straight-forward. Hear from people who have overcome a challenge in their life, achieved something from hard work or been a strong role model in their local area.

Jamel - the self-proclaimed 'most important person in the company' - shares his wisdom on getting on the career ladder in his how to series.

Three students tell us how a boxing academy has helped their career prospects.

Having intrigued audiences as far afield as Chicago, Lisbon and Slovenia, his exhibition spaces have included sewers, chimneys and lampposts. Watch Paddy's Super Assembly in Studio A as he offers advice on making it.

An insight into entry level jobs available in Northern Ireland.

BBC Make It’s ‘Super Assembly’ live from the home of Ulster Rugby Official – Kingspan Stadium. Gavin Andrews is joined by Ulster Captain, Rory Best, Ireland International Chris Henry and their boss, Director of Rugby Les Kiss.