Succeed at Rochdale
Find out why the borough of Rochdale is such a great place to work in.
Benefits of working in the borough of RochdaleJobs and training support
View events and classes where you can learn new skills and get job support.
View job and training support eventsJobs in the borough
We advertise all of our job vacancies on Greater Jobs. Set up an account to apply for a job, track an application, set up jobs alerts, and more.
How to sign in or register at Greater JobsLearn more
Apprenticeships
There are many opportunities to earn while you learn as an apprentice.
Access computers for free in the library
If you're a library member, you can use a computer at any library in the borough for up to 2 hours a day.
Other opportunities and support
Money, debt and benefits advice
If you've got debt, money or work worries, it's important you and your family access the right support at the right time. View advice and links to organisations that may be able to help you.
Business advice and support
Get advice and support with finding grants, health and safety, starting a new business, and more.
Get Rochdale Working
This Facebook group provides regular updates on employment, training and volunteering opportunities across the borough of Rochdale for local residents.
Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter
As of 2024, we're a member of the Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter. We're committed to providing work that is secure, flexible and fairly paid.
More on our awardsWe're a Disability Confident Employer
Disability Confident is a government scheme designed to encourage employers to recruit and retain disabled people and those with health conditions.
More on our awardsWe're a Top Apprenticeship Employer
We were named as one of the top 100 apprenticeship employers in the country in 2020.
More on our awardsDecision making
Policies, strategies and reviews
We use policy and strategy documents to guide our decisions. We also use them to develop and run our services fairly and consistently.
Councillors and committees
Councillors are responsible for agreeing provision of services and how the council's money is spent.