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How you can find and compete for public sector contracts, and understand the procurement processes used in Great Britain and Ireland.

You can monitor the work experience placement by ensuring a member of staff is assigned to support the student.

It is worth taking time to plan activities for a work experience placement so that both you and the student will get the most out of the experience.

When preparing for a work experience placement, you should ensure a placement plan has been drawn up and communicate with the young person beforehand about what to expect.

To ensure a work experience placement, you should look at insurance, health and safety, risk assessment, and child protection issues.

Detailing work experience opportunities for young people and graduates.

Employer guidance on arranging work experience placements for students still at school.

The warranties and indemnities you may have to provide to buyers; protecting your employees.

Our top tips outline how you can successfully franchise your business.

Where and how to advertise your job vacancy to maximise your chances of getting the right person to work for you.

Choose an appropriate closed-circuit television system to deter intruders and potentially lower insurance premiums.

Explore the many benefits that work experience opportunities bring to businesses, young people, and the wider community.

Manage information about goods you commonly move from Great Britain to Northern Ireland to help you use the simplified processes for Internal Market Movements.

What you need to do to export or move animal bones, protein and other by-products.

Find out about accessing individual international markets and how you can get help targeting them.

The work experience process, benefits to employers and young people, and how to get the most out of the experience.

The practical issues involved when planning to set up your online shop, including delivery, online payments, customer care and security precautions.

Setting up a basic online shop and the equipment and hosting packages you will need including hosting and online payment system.

Detailed guidance on the rules of origin requirements under the UK’s deal with the EU (the Trade and Cooperation Agreement).

Check if you should submit information sheets (INFs) if you're a UK trader using customs special procedures for inward or outward processing.

If you're a haulier and move goods through a port in the UK that uses the Goods Vehicle Movement Service you'll need to register for the service to get your goods through customs.

Find out about repayment and remission of customs duties by HMRC and how to apply.

Information about the movement of excise goods, which may involve interaction with customs requirements.

Find out how to declare imported goods to customs by entering them in your own records.