…about their views of the world of work, the opportunities available to them, and what they think their future might look like. The online survey was issued as part of…
…clambering around the inside of the fire engine. And then, ever bookish, I think I wanted to be a writer of some sort, though it’s hard to remember exactly now….
…stage, then being shortlisted for an Effie is the best demonstration of the excellence of your work.” The second Gold award was from the Creative Circle for Best Charity/Public Service…
…groups of those studying at University Technical Colleges (UTCs), and vocational and academic students at comprehensive schools. At the time of writing, UK policy relating to careers information and work…
In 2014, Routledge published the first ever research collection on the subject of employer engagement in education. Among the essays was a piece which we co-wrote: School-mediated employer engagement and…
…identity is increasingly shaped through leisure and consumerism and youth must navigate their life trajectories in highly individualised ways. The study utilises 819 short essays compiled by students aged 14–16…
…Manager, Shell Business Service Centre Angela Mitchell, Partner, Deloitte Jackie Killenn, Director, Big Lottery Scotland, Jo Swinson, MP for East Dunbartonshire Kerry-Ann Duffy, Drilling Engineer, BP Mary Contini, Writer and…
…resources through online repositories and engaging with local employers: [Career Relevant Instruction] can be implemented by simply encouraging teachers to meet and share examples of jobs and careers in which…
…about the issues that matter most to them, their career aspirations and concerns about the future. 6,000 young people have already completed the online survey and a number have gone…
We are delighted to confirm that the Education and Employers charity will continue to provide governor recruitment services to schools and academies, following our reappointment by the Department for Education….
