The Panjango Game is a fast-moving board game that explores the world of work in a fun way – developing key skills such as teamworking and problem solving.

Look through over 100 careers in the games industry, with information on educational routes, links to further learning and interviews with professional staff.

Skills Miner is a collection of four custom levels inside the Minecraft game. The players complete tasks, solve puzzles, and find logical solutions to problems.

This paper provides evidence on business games and enterprise competitions to help schools, colleges and providers of careers and enterprise programmes use the evidence to shape the programmes they are running and developing.

CANDOO® is a fun and engaging game designed to get young learners thinking about and discussing STEM-based careers. It can be played as a game on its own or built into wider careers activities.

You can purchase this resource from the website.

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

Follow four families talking to their children about next steps, helping your parents think about the role they can play in their own child’s decision-making.

An informal activity to help parents and students discuss skills and careers options with support from school/college.

Developed by Causeway in partnership with Star Academies.

These resources have been developed to support embedding a careers element into transition support from Year 6 into Year 7.

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

Shining a light on skills for today and the exciting challenges of tomorrow. With a focus on technical education, apprenticeships and skills, this resource seeks to support students with the early steps of career development planning. Working with industry leaders, WorldSkills UK brings you high-quality on-demand video content which will excite your students.