All the resources, all in one place

As a Careers Leader, you can use this revised checklist as an annual review of provision to support your planning for the following year.

This resource has been developed by colleagues in Liverpool City Region Careers Hub to support resource and CPD to Careers Leaders on all elements of BM1

This framework will help career development professionals to quality assure their career development interventions and determine any areas that may require development.

Personalise your own CEIAG (Careers Education, Information, Advice and Guidance) policy with this helpful template designed by the Bridge, Greater Manchester.

This newsletter, developed by the team at our Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Hub, includes lots of useful templates and examples to support all areas of Gatsby Benchmark 1.

Example strategic careers plan from The Link School, Sunderland (AP)

This strategy covers 2021-2024 and was updated January 2021

The strategy outlines the school’s vision for careers and the main aims of careers provision at the school

Detail includes: vision, SWOT analysis strategic objectives and key actions. The School’s Provider Access policy is also included.

Use this presentation to help secondary school governors understand their role and responsibilities – and encourage them to engage with our accompanying governor guidance.

Access free online interactive resources, ready-made lessons and work experience opportunities – and build them into your progressive careers programme.

Over the last nine months the CDI Community of Interest for Careers Education has been working to reimagine and redevelop the popular Framework for Careers, Employability and Enterprise Education.

Make exploring the world of work more engaging via gamification. Panjango Online is designed to demonstrate the importance of education in a fun way.

Engage the imagination and offer a fun and exciting way to learn about the future world of work with this much-loved game format.

See a great example of a learner journey within a SEND environment – developed by Shaftesbury High School, a special needs school in Harrow, London.