…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…
…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…
…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=…
…volunteers from the Civil Service. Twenty-five school students aged 16 – 18 attended the session and had open conversations with the volunteers about their jobs and experiences. This follows last…
…fantastic volunteers: Abi Ganesalingham Accenture Financial Services Consultant Talit Khan AdvantageSEND Consulting Education Consultant William Brittain AON Apprentice Roselyn Unegbu Association for Project Management Head of Programmes Leah Bailie Barclays…
…wider public services, demonstrating that improving careers services represents a genuine investment with some positive return can only improve the chances of receiving needed resources. As I say, achieving an…
…are now calling for others to volunteer and help raise students’ aspirations. In a joint blog published on the Civil Service Intranet and featured in Civil Service World they cite…
…Horner – Executive Officer (former apprentice), Civil Service Leanne Johnson – Comptia Rebecca Kitt – Comptia Philip Connolly – Disability Rights David Fagan – Regional Manager- East of England, EEF…
