Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid EmailMost employers are not aware of "returnship" schemes aimed at giving a route back to work for people who have taken a break in their career, such as mothers, a report shows. Research by totaljobs found that most employers would offer a return to work programme if there was a Government scheme to help finance it, similar to the apprenticeship levy. (Image: Getty)A returnship is a professional internship designed to support people that want to get back into employment after a long career break. Contracts typically last around 3-6 months, with a strong possibility of an ongoing role at the end of the programme. Many employers support and hold returnships - to see if your desired workplace is taking part, search their jobs page or ask their HR department.

Source: Daily Mirror December 12, 2017 04:52 UTC