Career path
Completing the Extended Undergraduate Programme in Employment Law for Trade Union Representatives course prepares you for specialist roles in labour relations and human resources. You can step into positions such as Employment Relations Officer, Union Organiser, or HR Advisor across the public and private sectors.
Roles you could step into
- Employment Relations Officer — advise employers on statutory compliance and workplace dispute resolution strategies.
- Trade Union Official — represent members in collective bargaining, negotiations, and formal grievance proceedings.
- Union Organiser — recruit new members, build campaigns, and strengthen collective voice across workplaces.
- HR Advisor — support staff with contractual rights, disciplinary processes, and equality legislation guidance.
- Labour Relations Specialist — analyse industrial trends and advise senior leadership on employment strategy.
Where you could work
Trade unions, government departments, large private corporations, charity sectors, and specialist law firms.
How your career can grow
- First role: gain practical experience as a junior union rep or HR assistant.
- Within a few years: progress to lead negotiations or manage complex employee relations casework.
- Senior level: become Head of Industrial Relations or pursue an LLB Law degree for advanced practice.
Career progression depends heavily on your existing union experience and additional professional certifications.
What jobs can I get with this course?
You qualify for Level 6 specialist roles in employment law, union representation, and corporate human resources.
careers after Extended Undergraduate Programme in Employment Law for Trade Union Representatives include competitive salaries in stable, high-demand sectors that value your specific legal expertise.
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