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being shown  a work environment

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Gaining vital skills in the reality of the working environment, and learning about industry expectations.

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Understanding communication and social etiquette dealing with peers/authority figures/service users etc

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Understanding communication and social etiquette dealing with peers/authority figures/service users etc

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To enable learners to gain valuable employability skills to shape their future employment opportunities

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Exposure to the working world and exploring individual career aspirations

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Gives learners the opportunity to gain first hand knowledge and skills in an area they are interested in. It can also open many opportunities such as apprenticeships or work.

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Experience the realities of work
A chance to work in a particular area, hopefully one they are interested in.

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Learning for life

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Work experience should develop learners’ communication skills and encourage them to apply them in different situations and contexts.

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Experience of the real word & life. Learning to interact in a professional environment.

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The first steps into understanding the demands of employment.

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The opportunity for learners to gain valuable skills in the workplace (communication, customer service, time management etc.), and to have something to evidence these skills on their C.V in a competitive job industry.

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How to conduct yourself in professional environments

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An opportunity to develop a wide range of employability skills and challenging yourself to go outside of your comfort zone

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How to make the tea’s

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Developing meaningful, key employability skills in a relevant industry setting. Build professional relationships and contacts within a sector. Gain independence, communication and confidence. Support learners in identifying what specifically they enjoy about their industry and what they may like to specialise in.

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Exposure to life long skills and responsibility.
Learning transferable skills.
Making mistakes in a safe environment.

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An essential course requirement as well as a valuable opportunity to develop sector, and life, skills.

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Responding to the brief set by a client. Exhibiting work to promote yourself

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Learning about your rights and responsibilities as an employee and the balance between those two

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Preparation
Character building
Employability skills
Gaining experience

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A life skill / early exposure to employability
Punctuality / time management / appropriate attire / interpersonal skills I.e adaptive / professional relationships

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Learning about work expectations.

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Short term experience of employment to develop skills suitable for the work place and to help develop maturity in a working environment. #employability

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Taking responsibility

Application of skills

Introduction to industry

Discipline

Identity in society/workplace