…learning. These ‘hallmarks of success’ outline the outcomes and activities that primary schools should aim for and provide when delivering career-related learning: Outcomes: Excite and motivate children about their learning…
International review of evidence of careers education shows that poorer young people are more likely to have career aspirations that don’t match their educational ambitions, but that good careers education…
…need for employer engagement within education received it least. Young adults who had experienced the greatest volume of school-mediated employer engagement activities came, on average, from more privileged backgrounds: from…
…education on offer and the value of employer engagement Dave Knapton (University of Sunderland) – Ensuring an effective engineering HE provision for STEM engaged applicants from UTC Education Professor Ann…
Chris Percy, Research Associate, Education and Employers and Director, CSP Resources Research undertaken by Education and Employers has shown that interactions with volunteers from the world of work make a…
…literature relating to educational outcomes were related to positive outcomes for young people – only one study associated a negative impact with a career intervention and education, with the remainder…
…different schools. Read the full story Inspiring Women in China The British Council in China is also working with our Inspiring Women campaign to expose girls and young women across…
…and cultural capital in enabling access to economic opportunities, Essays on Employer Engagement in Education considers how employer engagement is delivered and explores the employment and attainment outcomes linked to…
…raise educational achievement. Since the Charity’s launch it has sought to understand what difference employer engagement in education makes to young people and the economy. It works with academics and…
…the recently published Contemporary transitions: Young Britons reflect on life after secondary school and college. The paper sets out results from a rare survey of young British adults aged 19-24…
