…declining) proportion of the industries in rural communities are agricultural or are concerned with refining raw materials. Thus, rural students may tend to aspire disproportionately to the agricultural, service, and…
…current transition regime is sustainable and internationally distinctive, though not necessarily admirable. There is no independent careers service which offers vocational information, advice and guidance. These responsibilities have been devolved…
…occupation in the health, community and social services sector (including being two times more likely to want to be a nurse or health visitor) two and a half times more…
…Service, Local Enterprise Partnerships, Law Firms, Independent Schools, and Chambers of Commerce. Each of these organisations want to be involved in the initiative to recruit skilled professionals from their workforce…
…Crown Agency, which provides career services from education to employment across New Zealand. The response by the children in New Zealand is astonishing. Given the size of the population of…
…education sector. The authors argue that England needs high quality careers services at the heart of every institution and to make employability everyone’s business. Diverse: Students need access to a…
…the Future, we are passionate about ensuring that young people are aware of all the different route into a career. In partnership with the National Apprenticeship Service via the Apprenticeship…
…the icould website has become an established careers education resource and as such will allow us to provide a more comprehensive service to young people, their families and their teachers….
…to the Year 10 students about their experiences with apprenticeships, in the format of speed networking. They represented organisations as diverse as Bristol City Council, the Crown Prosecution Service, Marriott…
…conducted primary research with schools across our networks to create three new UK datasets. Such schools have typically engaged with or shown interest in services to bring employers into their…
