Key stage 4

A set of short videos, designed to showcase the relevance and practical applications of maths. Perfect to play in class or assembly.

Titles include: When will I ever need this? I can't do it! Why an Apprenticeship? Where can maths take you? and more!

The West of England Careers Hub recently commissioned staff from Three Ways School to work with seven SEND schools to support and train the careers leaders in developing a local network of employers for work experience. As part of this, a range of editable resources were produced.

Prepare for a student’s work experience placement with these easily adaptable templates and example paperwork – developed by the Tees Valley Combined Authority.

The Toolkit is for secondary schools, Academies and other education establishments - a guide for Head Teachers, Careers Leads and operations staff. It covers setting up and effectively managing and supervising placements or work experiences and has a number of standalone useful checklists and forms.

This paper summarises the research on three forms of work related learning: work experience placements, job shadowing and workplace visits, showcasing the effectiveness of these activities and highlighting examples of best practice.

Developed by the The Careers & Enterprise Company, Work It is a series of careers talks with young people, for young people. 

An example of how you can link a school or college recovery plan or overarching strategic objectives to a careers programme.

This resource has been created by Doncaster College and University Centre.

It takes key information from the SPELL Framework developed by The National Autistic Society as a starting point.

World class careers education doesn’t exist without the input and insight from industry leaders. This resource looks at the ways in which Careers Leaders and Enterprise Advisers can work together to ensure careers education is reflective of the fast-changing labour market.   

On the 21st March we create a single global voice advocating for the rights, inclusion and well being of people with Down syndrome. This year we want to End The Stereotypes.

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Watch two exciting new WOW Show programmes about careers in the NHS – designed for home schooling and beyond.

This resource has been developed by Youth Employment UK and is a fantastic opportunity for young people to develop their skills.