…they want, including apprenticeships. Learning from the best: Germany and Switzerland Evidence from Germany highlights how a successful apprenticeship programme engages employers in education, having them attend job fairs or…
…and Skype). b) Governing boards are also using new technology to support the business of their board such as e-mailing papers, document sharing platforms, online recruitment services and online e-learning=…
…got there. MP Mary Creagh writes about her experience of the campaign in the Wakefield Express. Meeran McRae, Wakefield Council Chief Executive said: “The children did a wonderful samba drum…
…to write ‘What Works? Career-related learning in primary’ which builds on the research we and the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) have done over the last 5 years. It…
…families to have good insights to opportunities beyond the Estate. ” Dr Deirdre Hughes OBE A ‘What’s My Line? activity included: Jenny Bristow (Ireland’s Good Food Ambassador/ Cookery Writer and…
…some wonderfully varied sessions from mock interviews, to classroom talks and even Zumba sessions. At the end of the day we asked the pupils to write down something they had…
…history of employment engagement in education in the UK and internationally. And finally a very big thanks to Prue – little did she realise when I suggested she might write…
…history of employment engagement in education in the UK and internationally. And finally a very big thanks to Prue – little did she realise when I suggested she might write…
…when they were 19. However, although a large majority of Year 11 pupils thought it would be very useful to learn how to write CVs, practise interview techniques and how…
…year the foundation is asking students of all ages, but particularly those of around 14 – 17 years, to write their own ‘Annual Letters’ to send to Bill. The Education…
