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10 Sector Occupational maps, the maps show the top 100 jobs available in Greater Lincolnshire. Information has been sourced from Lightcast.

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Why choose an Apprenticeship : simplebooklet.com

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Why choose an Apprenticeship : simplebooklet.com

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1995 - Understanding how to embed progressive work experiences v6

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Mini Work Experience Placement Planner Lincolnshire (4)

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Internal Experience of the Workplace project plan

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Suggested times of year to embed FSQ's within your curriculum plan.

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Here are some maths wheels that were created in collaboration with GIFHE

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Here at KEVIGS, we are committed to providing all of our students with high quality and impartial careers education, information, advice and guidance (CEIAG) that will inspire them to embark on a journey of their own choosing. As the options available for young people are becoming more varied, it is vital we support our students to develop the skills and knowledge needed to make informed choices about their future and this is done through impartial Careers Education, Information, Advice and Guidance (CEIAG)

The intent of the careers curriculum here at KEVIGS is to provide a stable careers programme that provides all students with the skills to transition not only through education or training, but for the world of work and beyond.

Here are KEVIGS, through our careers programme (known as Future U), taking into consideration the Gatsby Benchmarks and the Careers Development Institute (CDI) Framework , we aim to:

Help students develop an understanding of themselves, their skills and capabilities as well as help them overcome any barriers they may encounter

Supporting them through post 16 and post 18 transitions

Promote equality, opportunity, challenge stereotyping and support inclusion

Provide students with at least one employer encounter, either virtually or on site, each school year

Enable students to explore, investigate and develop knowledge and understanding of the educational, training and employment opportunities available to them, locally, nationally and internally

Click here to view our Careers Policy

You can find out more information about our Futures Programme below

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Exploring Careers in Care and the NHS

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In collaboration these slides have been produced for use in secondary school to explore the NHS and Care Sector careers pathways.

The main Exploring Careers in the NHS and Care Sector is designed to be either used in its entirety in a PSHE or Careers lesson, alternatively it's to support the individual subject Power points included in the resources.

Please choose how you can best use these resources – this sheet gives a simple guide to the main power point. Teacher notes will be in bullet point format on all Power points provided in this resource package.

These resources have been developed to support Gatsby Benchmark 4 delivery in school and awareness of NHS jobs and roles in the care sector.

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English and Careers in The NHS/Care Sector

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English and Careers in The NHS/Care Sector

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A simple worksheet to use as post/pre work to Greater Lincolnshire LMI presentation, or as a stand alone resource.

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Click on links attached to book Oct / Nov 23

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Read about how Oliver has become part of the team at his local Starbucks

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BM4 Activity upload to compass spreadsheet

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BM4 Activity upload to compass spreadsheet

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Good Example of SEND school careers website

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Good Example of SEND school careers website

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On this page you will find key information for pupils and parents/carers, staff and other key stakeholders to understand the aims, vision, delivery approaches and impact of careers at BEA.

We deliver an aspirational curriculum that enables our learners to develop the drive and determination to achieve their personal goals.

We have a clear Careers Strategy in place that meets the 8 Gatsby Benchmarks of Good Careers Guidance.

Our strategy supports our learners to develop key employability skills which will enable them to successfully venture on to their appropriate post-school pathway.

Our Careers Lead is Amanda Brooks, Deputy Headteacher.

Our Careers TA Co-ordinator is Charlotte Slough, Teaching Assistant. She is available to support students and will accompany those who may require it.

To contact them, please email
enquiries@bea-cit.co.uk or call 01205 345045.

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On this page you will find key information for pupils and parents/carers, staff and other key stakeholders to understand the aims, vision, delivery approaches and impact of careers at BEA. We deliver an aspirational curriculum that enables our learners to develop the drive and determination to achieve their personal goals.

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Teacher CPD Careers in the Curriculum SEND version

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STEM workshops, in person and virtual, benchmarks 4, 5, 6

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STEM workshops, in person and virtual, benchmarks 4, 5, 6

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Neon - Brilliant inspiration for STEM teachers (neonfutures.org.uk)

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Unlock tailored content for your school

Get customised content from a wide range of organisations to help you promote engineering and technology careers across your school and local community. Find out how to get funding for activities, hear from other schools, discover new classroom resources and more. Sign up or log in to find out more.

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Neon helps primary and secondary teachers introduce their students to future STEM careers, raise their aspirations and explore excitement of engineering, through brilliant activities, inspiring case studies and supportive resources.

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University events for schools and outreach opportunities | Uni Taster Days

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Start / U-explore - Virtual Work Experience on Demand 

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10 live virtual work experience opportunities

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On Demand and Live Virtual Work Experience programmes for students, created by leading employers

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Supporting students that cannot access WEX

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Supporting students with work experience - where they cannot get a placement

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Teachers can support students unable to get work experience placements with free virtual work experience resources from Youth Employment UK. […]

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Discover Economics is working in partnership with 30+ universities to offer funded workshops for state schools/colleges. These are delivered by current undergraduate students who have been trained in delivering the content to younger pupils. Discover Economics is a campaign led by the Royal Economic Society aimed at increasing diversity amongst Economics students.

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Access an array of free resources, activities and lesson plans, covering 5/8 of the Gatsby benchmarks for careers guidance, which are freely available to schools and can be used to promote STEM, and other career paths throughout our Sector.

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Did you know we can support you to embed CEIAG into your classroom free of charge using the Gatsby Benchmarks of Good Careers Guidance? Our free recourses cover 5/8 of the benchmarks to support a stable careers programme and can all be found on our dedicated CEIAG website www.theimi.org.uk/autocity.

GATSBY: http://www.gatsby.org.uk/education/programmes/good-career-guidance
BENCHMARK 2 - learning from career and labour market information

We supply you with Career Labour Market Information for the retail automotive industry

Information and videos of real young people working in the industry in 150 different types of job roles.

BENCHMARK 3 - addressing the needs of each pupil

Information and advice on all the options for your students next steps in the industry when they leave school including College courses, Apprenticeship Frameworks, Apprenticeship Standards and University.
BENCHMARK 4 - linking curriculum learning to careers

52x Lesson plans and teaching resources mapped to the curriculum in Business Studies, Literacy, ICT and Maths all with an Automotive Industry theme. Teacher and Pupil workbooks, hand outs and presentations.

Additional fun activities to use in the classroom whilst embedding CEIAG into pupils learning.

BENCHMARK 5 - encounters with employers

Linking employers and our network of industry volunteers to attend your Career Fair events

Team competitions with employer experience prize day promoting teamwork, problem solving, time management and creativity, highlighting the different careers roles within the project to design and market their 'Vehicle of the Future'.

BENCHMARK 6 - experience of workplaces

Making Work Experience easier by supplying you with our easy to use WEX Toolkits for the Organiser, Student and Employer including preparation work, workbooks during the placement and feedback and reflection activities post placement to ensure a successful, rewarding and worthwhile experience.

See inside the industry with our 360 and VR films and experience the different workplaces without even leaving the classroom. Take a look on YouTube here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFd986pkVcAor Vimeo https://vimeo.com/241538368

See a different side to Automotive with our 'See Inside' events throughout the year, which give young people an experience of different Automotive environments including motorsports and skills competition facilities.

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Schools, Teachers & Career Advisors - IMI Autocity

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Did you know we can support you to embed CEIAG into your classroom free of charge using the Gatsby Benchmarks of Good Careers Guidance? Our free recourses cover 5/8 of the benchmarks to support a stable careers programme and can all be found on our dedicated CEIAG website www.theimi.org.uk/autocity.

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Project Choice is a supported work experience programme for people with disabilities, difficulties, learning disabilities or Autism. The programme is delivered within NHS Trusts supported by Health Education England.

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https://generationlogistics.org/

LMI website with videos, quizzes, events i.e Doncaster Asos,

The Hive in South London.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssZ_8cqfBlE – Robots packaging Ocado groceries.

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ARE YOU GENERATION LOGISTICS?

You may not know it, but logistics jobs and logistics services are at the heart of modern life. It's a sector vital to food and medicine supplies, international trade, and everything-in-between else.

Generation Logistics is an initiative to find and engage the next generation of logistics talent. Our aim is to highlight the range and scope of logistics careers, from entry level pathways through to graduate programmes.

This site is your chance to explore the innovation, technology, and global reach of the logistics industry. Not just through the engaging, informative content that this site is packed with, but through live job opportunities from some of the sector's biggest employers.

Discover if you could be Generation Logistics now.

Are you fresh out of school or university and ready to make your mark on the world? Are you looking for a career change where you can transfer the skills and experience you have? Or maybe you're back from parental leave and looking for a fresh career challenge? If that sounds like you, then you're in the right place.

Discover the stories of some of those who have taken them by clicking below.

Sign up to receive an every-so-often round up of Generation Logistics news, industry support and advice, video stories and live jobs.

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A parents' toolkit for career conversations (talkingfutures.org.uk)
Could add this website to school/college careers pages as it is good generic info to help parents/carers have careers conversations with their young people.

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A parents' toolkit for career conversations

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Talking Futures will help you have informed and constructive conversations with your child about their future.

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The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors' (RICS) is excited to provide KS4 & 5 students students with the unique chance to learn more about the range of opportunities available within the surveying sector via digital mentoring!

The RICS Connectr portal will not only support schools in meeting Gatsby Benchmarks 4 & 5, it will also give students the opportunity to be supported on their self-development journey, whether that be academically or personally. The portal provides:

Safe-guarded access to digital mentors (RICS members). Students can connect with different mentors and ask questions relating to their day-to-day job, routes into the sector and industry knowledge.

Information about the wider surveying sector, the type of roles available and information about internships and work experience as well as, apprenticeship programmes.

Real life case studies and learning about current projects including a spotlight on the role of technology.

Bite sized learning content to help student understanding. Content can be used to compliment topics covered in Geography, Math, Design and Technology and Physics.

Everything students need to sign up and start talking to a mentor is within a fully secure and safeguarded platform. Students send the first message, and they will then receive a notification via their email when they get a reply from a mentor

Sign up to the Connectr portal

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Suitable for Food or Business subject specific and PSHE/Careers -Careers fair attendance interview practice, curriculum mapped days for all year groups, they are happy to discuss something bespoke. Please contact Debbie: ladiesinpigs@gmail.com

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Creative Mentoring. Receive £50 on completion 

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Creative Mentoring - Employ ME Programme

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“Offering a partnership approach to careers guidance services, with bespoke provision and a proven track record of working with individual schools and across large MAT’s. Happy to have informal conversations about what we can offer, just get in touch”

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Dynamic Careers Education Services for Schools & MATs Discover More Transform your school's careers advice and guidanceHere at Progress Careers, we enhance a school's or Multi-Academy Trust's (MAT) provision by delivering an agile, robust, and impartial Careers Education, Information, Advice, and Guidance (CEIAG) services which is bespoke to your needs.

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Examples of good practice on access to schools for education and training providers

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Careers Videos

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The British Beauty Council is dedicated to ensuring clear and diverse beauty career pathways are promoted to young people. Through this work it aims to maintain a continuous flow of new talent into the sector which will maintain the UK beauty industry's global reputation at the cutting edge of innovation.

In order to do so, The British Beauty Council and STEM Learning and Careers and Enterprise are collaborating to develop the first dedicated beauty-related resource for secondary schools, showcasing and demonstrating the enriching careers across the beauty and STEM sector. The films below highlight opportunities in cosmetic science, fragrance, sustainability and technology.

Scroll down to learn more...

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FUTURE TALENT PROGRAMME : The British Beauty Council

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Carefully curated Resource Directory from the Careers and Enterprise Company which makes it easy to quickly find trusted, high quality resources you need to make a difference.

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This course is designed to support subject teachers in understanding the role they play in careers education and how they can, through their subject, support young people to make informed choices about their best next step and potential career pathway.

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Welcome to the CEC Resource Directory | CEC Resource Directory

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This course is designed to support subject teachers in understanding the role they play in careers education and how they can, through their subject, support young people to make informed choices about their best next step and potential career pathway.

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Journey To Work is a free online course to help young people aged 17+ build skills and careers confidence.

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What is Journey To Work?
Journey To Work is your FREE online learning programme.
The 8 courses below will boost your skills and career confidence. Get a certificate for your CV when you complete each course!

How to enrol

First you need to sign in as a Young Professional.

Not signed up yet? Go here to join. It's free. Then you can get started on a course.

What will you get?

What makes you YOU? What do you WANT and NEED in life? And how do you get it? These free online courses will help you explore your strengths, your needs, and what you want to do in the future. You will feel much more confident about ways to get to where you want to be.

Which course should you start with?

Start with ALL ABOUT YOU. After that, dip into whatever course you're interested in. Complete them at your own pace. it's up to you. You're just a click away from exploring your next steps to a future that feels right for you.

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Journey To Work - Free Online Course - Youth Employment UK

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Journey To Work is your FREE online learning programme. The 8 courses below will boost your skills and career confidence. Get a certificate for your CV when you complete each course! First you need to sign in as a Young Professional. Not signed up yet? Go here to join. It's free.

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A series of resources to support knowledge of the health and care sector.

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Information for overseas allied health professionals

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Resources to develop understanding of the different careers paths in the RAF.

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The national website built to support recruitment into the construction industry. A great starting point for those students that have an interest in construction careers.

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There is a role in construction for everyone, whether you’re good at maths and sciences, love woodwork or computers, or are great at organising projects.

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A guide that can be passed onto parents to help aid their understanding of careers education.

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Downloadable guide for parents - your copy attached

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The complete guide, out next academic year, will be full of great content from our sponsor JP Morgan and other leading employers. For just £5.99, you can pre-order a hard copy of the full version in our online shop, for use at parents' evenings, open days and careers events.

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GLEAN How To Guide - Virtual Experiences of the Workplace

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Produced by the LEP in January 2022, the Local Skills Report will give you everything you need to know about the labour market in Greater Lincolnshire.

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Deliver your school, special school or college's careers provision.

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The Online Careers Fair holds dozens of up-to-date videos and webinars that cover career profiles, "how to" tutorials and LMI. The videos can easily be incorporated into subject lessons, allowing teachers to hit GBM 4 and 5 in some cases.

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Greater Lincolnshire Online Jobs and Careers Fair

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Welcome to the Main Stage. In this area, you will be able to watch videos from a variety of speakers.

The topics they cover include information about specific careers and jobs, insights into how individuals progressed into their current career, and specific advice and guidance on how to improve your employability.

For more information about the Online Jobs and Careers Fairs, see our More Information page.

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Welcome to the Main Stage. In this area, you will be able to watch videos from a variety of speakers. The topics they cover include information about specific careers and jobs, insights into how individuals progressed into their current career, and specific advice and guidance on how to improve your employability.

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Ready made lesson plans for all subjects, that link the curriculum explicitly to careers in that discipline.

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Resources for Careers Leaders

Careers Leaders are responsible and accountable for the planning, delivery and impact measurement of their school, special school or college's strategic careers plan and progressive careers programme.

It's a key role that involves aligning careers provision to the strategic priorities of the school, special school or college and overseeing work towards meeting the Gatsby Benchmarks in a meaningful way for young people.

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Careers Leaders are responsible and accountable for the planning, delivery and impact measurement of their school, special school or college's strategic careers plan and progressive careers programme. It's a key role that involves aligning careers provision to the strategic priorities of the school, special school or college and overseeing work towards meeting the Gatsby Benchmarks in a meaningful way for young people.

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in partnership with Penguin

Our online book club for state schools and colleges is a school reading group with a difference. Created to help 11-19-year-olds enjoy reading within a welcoming peer community, it introduces six books for teens over the course of a year and includes opportunities to meet a diverse range of speakers and industry experts. Educators will need to create a Speakers for Schools account to take part.

Already have a Speakers for Schools educator account? Sign in here

Tell your students these 4 reasons

why they should take part

Find out about our featured reads

For every featured read, we hold four dedicated live events on Wednesdays from 3.30 to 4.30 pm.

We start the new academic year with a trailblazing verse novel about finding your voice and freedom from expectations by Manjeet Mann.

Our schedule is now shaping up and you can sign up now for the first live event taking place in September 2023.

The One Memory of Flora Banks - Emily Barr

The One Memory of Flora Banks

A story of bravery, secrecy and lies, love and loss.

Got a Speakers for Schools account?
Now take part in 4 simple steps

Educator Selects Picks

Select the featured reads for your school/college.

Order Books

Order copies of the book in advance for your students.

Advertise to Students

Collate the names of students who wish to take part.

Join In

Join the online live events using the links we send you!

Develop a reading culture in your school

Hundreds of schools have taken part in National Teen Book Club since its launch. Here's what just a handful of the school staff who have joined us previously have had to say...

Watch our short video to see how it works

In just one minute you'll discover everything you need to know about our enriching online book club.

Share it with your students to inspire their next chapter!

Answers to your Frequently Asked Questions

Speakers for Schools is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all users, whether that is in a classroom, workplace environment, or in a virtual setting. Access the full Safeguarding Policy Statement here.
Please note: as you would expect, the educator retains primary responsibility for student behaviour and safeguarding.

We primarily cater to young people aged 14-19 as the featured reads fall under the category of Young Adult fiction (YA fiction) which is aimed at readers aged 14+. However, in response to requests, we will allow young people aged 11-13 to take part provided you as the educator are happy to support their participation. Trigger warnings will be issued in advance and it will be at your discretion to decide whether you deem the reading material suitable for all the students in your group. Readers read at their own pace, so there is no pressure to keep to a reading schedule.

The only cost for taking part is the charge for purchasing the heavily discounted book! We'll explain how to order at a discount once you're school or college is registered. You may also be able to get discounted audiobook or eBook for some titles.

To participate, you (the educator) will need to register your student group with our easy and safeguarded system and ensure that each young person has access to our featured book. National Teen Book Club is delivered online via Microsoft Teams, which means that you can include an unlimited number of young people from your school or college in your student group. For each featured read, we run four weekly live events that take place on Wednesdays from 3.30 pm to 4.30 pm. The event link is shared via email with you (the educator) and it will fall to you to ensure that there is a responsible adult on site with your students to supervise and facilitate each of the weekly sessions in a classroom or assembly hall at your school/college's premises. There will be points during the live events when you and your students can opt to join in by appearing on camera, speaking over the microphone or writing comments in the chat. Please be aware that we record all the live events and will be making them publicly available via our website afterwards, so you will need to check your school policies and permissions with regard to consent. We have a template consent form for parents HERE.

No specialist training is required. We recommend downloading the Teams app for ease, then simply click the event links to join the live sessions. We will guide you through the rest.

National Teen Book Club encourages young people to read widely for pleasure while developing knowledge, skills, and confidence in responding critically, evaluatively, and creatively. The programme provides a chance to read, understand, and share a personal response to a selection of six different texts over the course of the year, examining the language, form, and structure used by the writer and considering each individual book's themes in relation to its context.

Young Adult fiction (YA fiction) deals with topical, challenging, and sometimes controversial themes, many of which link to the PSHE curriculum, and which are often explored from new perspectives.

As well as being an enrichment activity that can enhance literacy and critical thinking skills, National Teen Book Club offers a novel way to supplement your students' careers education. Over the course of the live events, students will gain a greater insight into careers in publishing, meet people working in a wide range of roles, and build their employability skills. As such, this programme meets Gatsby Benchmark 5.

National Teen Book Club links to the Skills Builder Framework for essential skills - most closely the skills of Listening and Speaking. There will be plenty of opportunities for your students to practice these skills, but to develop these skills, they must actively participate in the discussion groups. As their facilitator, any help you can provide to encourage your students' active participation will assist them in this regard.

Ideally, you and your entire student group will need to join us for each of the four live events relating to the featured read to gain the full benefit of the programme. If your class - or an individual student - misses one, they'll be able to watch the recording back on Vimeo via our website. We know things may come up which prevent you attending on occasion too: rest assured that any adult facilitator from your school/college is able to cover the session. Please note that we do not expect students to follow a reading schedule so there is no pressure to read the book at a certain pace.

We read a diverse range of books and enjoy six specially selected picks per academic year. Past featured reads from the last academic year (2022 to 2023) have included novels by Femi Fadugba, Karen M. McManus, Natasha Bowen, Mariam Ansar, Jenny Ireland, and Jen St. Jude. Details of our upcoming books will be shared on the website as they are announced. You can also stay up-to-date by signing up to our mailing list

No specialist training is required. You can simply click the event link sent via email to join the live sessions. We will guide you through the rest.

If you have any further questions,

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Join the National Teen Book Club and work with award-winning authors and our network UK state-schools book clubs. Gain insights from authors, illustrators, publishers, and literary agents. Sign up for our next session starting 20th September 2023.

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What is work experience?

Work experience is a great way to build your skills and your CV and find out what you could enjoy doing in the world of work. PLUS - it helps you to explore the range of careers out there. What work interests YOU?

1. Watch the videos.
2. Download and use your digital workbook.

This virtual guide aims to introduce you to the world of work. The videos and workbook on this page are here to complement each other. Inside the workbook you will find questions, quizzes and activities to help you digest and think about what you have learnt from each video. The workbook is yours to keep, remember to download it to your device and make sure it saves your answers as you go.

Teachers, Career Advisers and Work Coaches - check out the suggested lesson plan resource at the bottom of this page

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Explore Work Experience - Youth Employment UK

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Discover more about work experience for young people in the UK with Youth Employment UK. Get info, advice and more. Know your options!