…when students were in the sixth grade. One of the main findings was that pupils from the treatment schools, whose teachers had received CareerStart support, were significantly more likely to…
…1 in 4 young people in our survey rated the careers advice they received as ‘good’ or ‘excellent’. Reed in Partnership’s Employment Advisers who work with young people report that…
…of Lords Paper 120, 2016) Current policy structure ignores the needs of young people who adopt the traditional work-focused route to independent adulthood. Successive governments have focused their initiatives on…
…people, particularly for those applying for apprenticeships, to colleges and university, or for a job, and who will not have had interview experience before. Many young people are forced go…
…available online: Chapter 5: Socialised social capital? The capacity of schools to use careers provision to compensate for social capital deficiencies among teenagers. By Anthony Mann, Elnaz Kashefpakdel and Christian…
As we begin a new year, it’s traditional to take stock of the past in order to look forward, to imagine and plan for a better future. Looking ahead and…
…meetings with the team (online and in person). · Other ad hoc administrative tasks to support successful delivery of the project. Other · Assisting schools with registering for Inspiring the…
…advice and guidance from well-trained and qualified professionals. 6. A highly visible and well-resourced careers support campaign is needed to address skills mismatch, skills gaps and promote career adaptability and…
…to do better as young adults in the labour market. Many students will gain from first-hand experience with mentors or through placements in the workplace. Working with adults who are…
…structure, connection and community of school, children and young people are facing challenges the majority have never faced before. As well as the adverse impact on their learning, teachers are…
