Not sure where to begin? That’s okay.
Whether you’re looking for your first job, earning money while you study, taking a gap year or figuring out what you want to do next, we’ll help you take that first step.
You don’t need loads of experience. You just need somewhere to start.
Most of the opportunities we offer are temporary, but that's one of the best ways to build experience, earn money and discover what you enjoy. You'll gain valuable workplace skills, strengthen your CV and have the chance to explore different industries before deciding what's right for you.
Earn your own money
Start becoming more independent while gaining valuable experience.
Build confidence
Every shift helps you learn something new and grow in confidence.
Gain real experience
Develop skills that employers are looking for, whatever career you choose.
Create future opportunities
Many temporary roles lead to permanent jobs and long-term careers.
Explore different careers
Not sure what's right for you? Try different industries and discover what you enjoy.
Why Start
With Staffline?
Every week, thousands of people find work through Staffline and for many, it's their very first job.
New to work? You're not the only one.
Everyone has a first interview. Everyone has a first day. Everyone starts without knowing everything.
That's why we've created simple guides to help you feel prepared, confident and ready to take that first step.
Your career
toolkit.
Build your first CV
Learn how to create a professional CV that highlights your skills and experience, even if it's your first job.
Get interview ready
Get tips and guidance on how to prepare for interviews, from dressing appropriately to answering common questions with confidence.
Feel prepared for your first day
Discover what to expect on your first day at work and how to make a positive impression from the start.
Explore different careers
Explore various career paths and find out which roles align with your interests and skills.
Work that fits around your life
Whatever you're looking for, we've got opportunities across the UK.
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Your first job
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Part-time work
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Summer jobs
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Temporary work
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Full-time roles
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Flexible opportunities
Real opportunities.
Real experience.
Real confidence.
The first job isn't about having your whole future planned out. It's about learning, earning, meeting new people and discovering what you're capable of. Wherever you want to go next, your journey can start here.
Ready to take
your first step?
Warehouse & Logistics
Keep products moving by picking, packing and preparing orders. Great if you enjoy being active and working as part of a team.
Food Production
Help make and package everyday products. Perfect if you like hands-on work and seeing the results of what you've done.
Manufacturing
Build and create products used by people every day. Ideal if you enjoy practical work and learning new skills.
Professional
Support and motivate a team while developing your leadership skills. Ideal if you're ready to take the next step in your career.
Driving
Deliver goods safely and keep businesses moving. A great choice if you enjoy being on the road and working independently.
Security
Play a vital role in keeping people, places and businesses safe. Ideal if you're reliable, observant and looking for a rewarding career with opportunities to develop.
Discover
Entry-Level
Opportunities
Gain valuable skills and take the first step in your career.
First Job
Frequently
Asked
Questions
- Do I need a CV if I’ve never worked before?
Yes. It’s a great way to showcase who you are, talk about your education, volunteer or parttime work, key skills such as communication, teamwork and IT for example. It takes just 7 seconds to scan a CV so ensure you write a personal profile with all the key information summarised.
- Can I get a job with no previous experience?
Yes. Some jobs don’t require prior experience – just a great positive attitude and a willingness to learn.
- What should I wear to an interview?
You should try to look smart and presentable – joggers and dirty trainers probably won’t give off the best first impression.
- What happens on my first day at work?
You’ll be familiarising yourself with the key people and places you’ll be working or with equipment you’ll be working with.
- What documents do I need to start work?
British & Irish
- A valid or expired British or Irish passport (must be unclipped)
- A UK or Irish birth certificate (short or long version, must include at least one parent’s name)
- A UK or Irish adoption certificate (must include at least one adoptive parent’s name)
- A Certificate of Registration or Naturalisation as a British or Irish citizen
- P45 or P60 issued by a previous employer
- Government-issued NI card (both sides scanned)
- Payslip from a previous employer showing NI number
- Official letter from a government agency showing NI number
Non-British
If You Have an e-Visa, You must provide proof via the UK Government website.
If You Have Indefinite Leave to Remain, provide one of the following:
- A valid passport showing a UK Indefinite Leave visa
- A current Immigration Status Document confirming Indefinite Leave, plus official NI proof (P45, P60, payslip, or government letter)
If You Have Limited Leave to Remain, provide one of the following:
- A valid passport showing permission to stay in the UK and work in your role
- A current Immigration Status Document with a valid endorsement, plus official NI proof (P45, P60, payslip, or government letter)
- A Certificate of Application from the Home Office (verification required before employment)
- An Application Registration Card stating permission to work (verification required before employment)
If you have a Student Visa, you must also provide a signed/stamped university letter confirming your enrolment, course dates, and vacation periods.
- How old do I need to be to work?
You can work from age 16 – however in England if you’re 16-17 years you must remain in part-time education or training.
- Do I get paid weekly?
Yes.
- Can temporary work lead to permanent?
Absolutely – you can hear from some Staffline workers who have found permanent positions after starting temporary work with us.
- Can I work whilst studying?
Yes! Staffline offers part-time, temporary, and flexible jobs that fit around your studies.
International students should check their visa conditions to confirm their right to work in the UK.