Employer engagement

Get Ahead is a toolkit and resource co-produced with and for disabled young people. The newsletters and magazines will help you navigate the wide range of information and resources that are available in post-16 education, training, and work. It is a platform where young people can have their voice heard and share the many talents they have.

This resource provides 16-25-year-olds with valuable insight into the marketing world – along with opportunities to gain paid work experience.

Developed by Black Country Careers Hub.

A sensory pack of career lesson ideas for PMLD Learners for them to explore the world of work. The suite of lesson ideas focuses on the experience gained through completing activities as opposed to the “end product” that is produced. It focuses upon developing children’s communication, engagement and experiences of the world of work.

Career-related learning in primary schools includes activities designed to give pupils a wide range of experiences of education, transitions and the world of work.

The free ‘One Stop’ resource for career planning and exploration...

The Qdos Careers App is a 'one stop' research resource, bringing together expert, national information on education pathways, career choices and career options, together with tools, career advice and preparation for apprenticeships, university, and employment.

This resource has been developed by the team at Inspiring Worcestershire and contains an activity for SEND students around researching their future.

Access and assign these short tutorial courses to promote intellectual curiosity through exposure to academic research – and start building the skills needed for university.

This is the first resource in our Supporting Employers: Working with Young People with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) collection.

It will take you through what the SEND education and Careers Landscape look like and give you an understanding around the world of SEND. 

This is the third resource in our Supporting Employers: Working with Young People with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) collection.

This resource looks at how to engage with a School, Special School or College and the steps you might take. It includes some tips to ensure the engagement is effective.

Learn more about the various aspects of early career development for 18-year olds with SEND and provide more targeted support with this model.

This report is an example of how destination data can be sourced, analysed and reported to inform strategic planning and impact evaluation of careers.

Developed by the team in Leicester and Leicestershire Enterprise Partnership this resource contains a link to a webinar, savvy tips and employer engagement guide.