Education and Employers

Drawing the Future – survey and competition

…has been viewed 33 million times on YouTube and Facebook: International In addition to the UK, we have a number of primary schools from other countries taking part in the…

Drawing The Future published

…for the UK’s economy Children in some developing countries often aspire to more professional jobs than those in some affluent countries. In partnership with Tes, the NAHT, UCL Institute…

Drawing the Future

…Economic Cooperation and Development Education and Skills(OECD). UK findings: Most popular jobs By a considerable margin (over 10 percentage points), the most popular job for children in the UK…

Drawing The Future published

…for the UK’s economy Children in some developing countries often aspire to more professional jobs than those in some affluent countries. In partnership with Tes, the NAHT, UCL Institute…

Inspiring a Future in Childcare launches next phase with speed-career networking at Park High school

…– Recruitment Laura Brewer Ofsted Lindsey Doe Tinies Childcare Liz Coffey Ofsted Lou Neville-Ball Lewisham Children and Family Centres Louise Williams Tinies Childcare – Operations Miya Booker-Brown Tinies Training Mona…

Supporting 14-19 Transitions to Education and Work

…and practitioners from 14-19 providers, key stakeholders in 14-19 education, policy makers in this field plus researchers. There is a charge of £50 to cover costs. Book your place here….

Inspiring Apprenticeships event at Eastbrook School, Dagenham during National Apprenticeship week

…Apprentice Hayley Andrews Barnard & Westwood Book Binder Aaisha Mughal Bevan Brittan LLP Legal Apprentice Keeva Challis Bevan Brittan LLP Legal Apprentice Lybov Turchyn Cabinet Office Diary Secretary Chelsie Oakley…

Winners of primary school Drawing the Future competition meet their career heroes

…Council England. Watch our short film and clips from the event: Over 13,000 UK primary school children entered the competition with a drawing of the job they want to do…

What should careers education look like in Early Years and primary settings?

…and books intentionally selected by staff to expose children to less obvious jobs. Primary settings can work with parents by inviting them in to participate in or even lead activities…

Gender Stereotypes in Early Childhood: A Literature Review

…Children become aware of the social relevance of gender at the age of two and start to develop stereotypes about careers by the age of 6. In the UK, only…