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How to make your application through Careers East Sussex - for all applications in East Sussex (excluding Brighton and Hove)

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How to make your application through Careers East Sussex - for all applications in East Sussex (excluding Brighton and Hove)

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Please watch this short video which will explain how to complete your Post-16 application form online via Careers East Sussex.

Please ensure that your personal profile is complete. Mrs Bray will upload your tutor references and your predicted grades by Friday 15 December 2023. You can then start clicking apply to your favourite courses.

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Post-16 transition guide for students with SEND

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Free CV, interview and skills workshops for D/deaf, Disabled and neurodivergent people aged 16-25

The REACh team, have partnered with Real, a disabled people's organisation, to offer some free CV, interview and skills workshops to D/deaf, Disabled and neurodivergent people aged 16-25 looking for work or soon to be leaving school.

There will be a series of online workshops taking place in February and some in person ones in London, Sheffield and Manchester between February and March. More information can be found in the attached flyers.

It would be great if you could share these flyers with any local youth groups, school/college representatives, headteacher forums, parent carer networks and any other network that would aid young people to hear about these opportunities.

If you have any questions about the sessions, please do not hesitate to contact Dafna (dbicaci@ncb.org.uk) or Amris (amris.sahota@real.org.uk).

Thank you and kind regards,

REACh team

Skills in person workshops.pdf

Online CV and Interview workshops.pdf

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School to Adulthood a guide for students with SEND

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GH Careers Policy for students with SEND

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East Sussex College Open Events 2023/2024

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East Sussex College prepares to welcome prospective students to each of their campuses in Eastbourne, Lewes, Hastings, and their brand-new Newhaven campus facilities for an Open Event this month.

Prospective students, currently in Year 10 and 11, are invited into the College to find out more about the courses available, meet staff and current students, and get a feel of the campuses. Students interested in finding out more about A-Level and Technical and Professional courses, including T-Levels, with East Sussex College won't want to miss these Open Events.

The Lewes campus will welcome visitors on 16 March, followed by Newhaven on 21 March, Hastings (Station Plaza) on 23 March, and the Eastbourne event will take place on 30 March. The events will be running between 4.30pm and 7pm - however, visitors can arrive anytime, with last admissions at 6.30pm.

The College's brand new facilities at the former UTC@Harbourside in Newhaven is preparing to open its doors for the first time on 21 March. It's a great opportunity for prospective students to view the modern, industry-standard facilities ahead of its opening for the 2023/24 academic year. Exciting new courses at this campus include Marine Biology and Marine Construction, as well as Creative Media Production & Technology, which will enable students to develop skills in a live TV studio setting.

Rebecca Conroy, CEO and Principal at East Sussex College, said, "We look forward to welcoming you to our Open Events this March. This also includes our new Newhaven facility ahead of the 2023/24 academic year. At our Open Events you can meet some of our amazing current students, see our fantastic facilities and speak to our expert tutors. We look forward to seeing you there!"

To find out more information about all the courses on offer at East Sussex College, please visit the College website here.

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The Open Evenings are on Wednesday the 18th and Thursday the 19th of October 2023. They will run from 6 - 8:30 pm. No. You may arrive at our events at any time. There is some free parking on-site. We endeavour to make as many spaces available as possible for open evenings. If you park

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Bexhill College is one of the larger colleges. Situated in Bexhill students travel to study there by train or bus. It is a very popular choice for our students.

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A reminder that applications to BHASVIC must be made by the first Friday in December, 17:00. Your application can be made online.

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Preparing for College/Sixth Form Applications

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Year 11 Mock Interview Event Wednesday 15 November 2023

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Year 11 Mock Interview Event Wednesday 15 November 2023

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Planning for transition for students with SEND

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Transition Planning Between Education Settings for Children and Young People With SEND

The term 'education transition' can be used to describe any changes for when a child or young person with special education needs and disability move into, within, between and out of educational settings.

The key educational transition stages are:

and, the move from:

early years to primary school

key stages within primary school (Early Years to Key stage 1; KS1 to KS 2)

primary to secondary school

secondary school to further education or work and preparing for adulthood

education to onward progression

Good Practice for Transitions

Transitions can be very exciting but for some children and young people may cause anxiety. It is important for parents, education staff and other professionals to work together and give them the help and support they need. Transition planning should also be discussed and planned for when a child or young person moves between classes or years. This can help to ensure a smooth handover into their new class or year group. Speak to the child or young person's educational setting or school to plan for this.

When the child or young person is supported with their SEND, before every transition stage, the current educational setting will organise a planning meeting. This should happen regardless of whether the child or young person with special educational needs and disabilities has an Education, Health and Care Plan or not. The planning meeting will help everyone to discuss the needs of the child or young person and decide on what support is required.

It can help with the transition between settings if they have:

regular visits to their new school or college

the opportunity to meet key staff

visits to their current school or college from staff that will be working with them in the future

their new timetable so they can talk about any concerns before they start

a visual timetable if necessary

the opportunity to try out lunchtime arrangements at their new school or college

their transport planned, including any travel training they may need

Further guidance regarding supporting the needs of pupils and their families when moving into, between and out of educational settings, is available on the NASEN (National Association of Special Educational Needs) website:

Transitions (Phase Transfers) With EHC Plan

Transitions when a child or young person has an EHC Plan are called Phase transfers and are covered on our EHCP: Phase Transfer page.

The advice above remains useful, but it can also be useful to consider holding an annual review in your child or young person's new educational setting.

If you have any concerns about the child or young person's progress when they have started school or college, arrange to meet their teacher or the school Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator (SENCo).

The Independent Provider of Special Education Advice (IPSEA) provide further information on planning the move to a new school for children with SEND on their website:

A guide has been produced to help children with the transition to secondary school and is available on the Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities website:
If you have any concerns about the child or young person's progress when they have started school or college, you should arrange to meet their teacher, Head of Year or the educational settings Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator (SENCo).
Preparing for Adulthood - Transition Planning Around Year 8/9

From around year 8/9 your child should be encouraged to think about what they may like to do in the future. This includes:

further or higher education

training or work experience

employment

independent living

interests and hobbies within their community

thinking about their health needs

By the age of 13-14, someone from your child's school will be responsible for co-ordinating a meeting to discuss plans for the future. This should involve your child and have details of their hopes, dreams and a plan of how they will be supported to achieve them.

We have developed an online resource to support parents and carers with the planning and preparation for their young person's transition into post 16 and adulthood:

Printed versions are also available. Please ask the Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator (SENCo) at your school.

This site also has web pages that outline various routes young people can take when transitioning into adulthood. This includes supported employment, apprenticeships, internships, and much more. Visit our College and Adult Life (16+) pages.

The Careers East Sussex website outlines various opportunities for young people with SEND, including finding help with educational courses and work:

The Preparing for Adulthood (PfA) programme provides expertise and support to local authorities and their partners to embed preparing for adulthood from the earliest years. PfA ensures that young people with SEND achieve paid employment, independent living and housing options, good health, friendships, relationships and community inclusion as they move into adulthood:

EHC Plans and Preparing for Adulthood

If your child has an Education, Health and Care (EHC) plan, their planning for the future starts at age 13 (Year 9).

As well as the statutory requirement to review the plan, it will also include planning for transition into adulthood. This allows enough time to start thinking and planning for their future options.

To ensure you get the most out of the preparing for adulthood review and transition planning, it is important to help your child or young person to think about what they like and their hopes for the future. Some children or young people will need more support to do this, therefore it may be helpful to ask others who know them well what they think.

At the Year 11 EHCP review meeting, decisions about post-16 options will need to be made. Applications for school or college should be made in the autumn term of Year 11 (at age 15).

To find out more about EHCPs, please visit our pages on Education, Health and Care Plans.

The Preparing for Adulthood (PfA) programme provides expertise and support to local authorities and their partners to embed preparing for adulthood from the earliest years. PfA ensures that young people with SEND achieve paid employment, independent living and housing options, good health, friendships, relationships and community inclusion as they move into adulthood:

Services for Transition to Adult Life

Our SEND-specific directory on 1Space provides services that may help with transition from the age 16+, into adulthood. Services include:

employment support

advice, guidance and information

activities and events for young people

mental health and wellbeing support

youth groups

Visit the 16+ Transition to Adult Life category on 1Space.
Glossary of East Sussex SEND Terms

Some of the terms used on this website are explained on our page, Glossary of East Sussex SEND Terms.

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Creative Careers Week 13-17 November 2023

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Varndean College, BHASVIC and Brighton MET together form the Accord Colleges in Brighton and Hove. The three colleges have a coordinated application process for students seeking to study at any of the Accord Colleges.
Under the Accord, you will not be able to make an application to both Varndean College and BHASVIC. This is so that these two sixth form colleges can effectively plan curriculum provision to cater for as many students wishing to study in one of these colleges as possible.
You are welcome to make an application to one of these two Sixth Form Colleges and also to Brighton MET, however. You are also entirely free to apply to any other educational institution - it is only in the case of Varndean College and BHASVIC that you are not able to apply to both colleges. An Accord College is likely to ask you, at interview, about any other applications you have made or offers you hold from other educational institution, employer or training provider.

As part of the application process for either Sixth Form College, you will be asked to confirm that you have not made a separate application to the other Sixth Form College.

Varndean and BHASVIC work very closely together and will share data to check and avoid applicants having applied to both Sixth Form Colleges. If you have made an application to both Sixth Form Colleges, you may no longer be treated as a priority applicant. One of the colleges will contact you to ask which application you wish to withdraw and an interview will not be possible at either college until this has been established.
To enquire about a late place to join the College in September 2023 or any other queries regarding the admissions process, please email information@varndean.ac.uk.

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Year 10 students at Gildredge House School participate in a Work Experience week in July each year. A barrier to participation is often the lack of employers and businesses who are able to engage. Can you help?

Work Experience is essential to our students to make career decisions, develop employability skills and supports their transition in Further Education, Higher Education and Apprenticeships. There are a range of benefits to employers too!

Our students are as varied in their ambitions and interests as you can imagine; retail, office, practical construction, social care, agriculture, horticulture, science, tourism, catering, child and health care – you name it and we’ll probably have a student who would like to come and spend time with you.  Students make their choices in the autumn to give East Sussex County Council Work Experience Team time to talk to you and give you the necessary advice you need to take our students. The best bit is that its free to employers and will not only be quick, it will give you an opportunity to recruit a student willing to support and help out in so many ways.

Please contact Sara Bray s.bray@gildredgehouse.org.uk 01323 400650

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Year 9 Take Your Child To Child To Work Day - Thursday 7 March 2024

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A degree apprenticeship enables you to gain a full undergraduate or master's degree while you work. Degree apprenticeships take three to six years to complete, depending on the course level.

You'll spend most of your time working and you'll also study part-time at university. For example, you might go to university one or two days per week, or in short blocks, such as a week at a time. Overall, you spend about 20% of your time studying vs. 80% of your time working.

Degree apprenticeships work differently across the UK:

England and Wales both offer degree apprenticeships, with the most options currently available in England.

In Scotland, degree apprenticeships are known as Graduate Apprenticeships.

Northern Ireland offers higher level apprenticeships (HLAs) that offer you qualifications upto Level 7 which is the equivalent of a master's degree. However, the majority are at Level 5 which is equivalent to a foundation degree.

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November 2023

Saturday 18 November 2023 open day London

18-Nov Open Day

Do you dream of studying Animation, Games or Visual Effects in London? At Escape Studios, we've been supplying the creative industries with studio-ready talent in these key areas since 2002.

Book your place at our open day on Saturday 18th November, starting at 10:00am or 1:00pm, to:

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Saturday 25 November 2023 open day Bedfordshire

25-Nov Open Day

Visit Cranfield University on Saturday 25th November.

It's your opportunity to hear from our academics about taught master's and research degrees and get insight from our current students on what it's like to live and study at Cranfield.

Explore our campus

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Check out our accommodation options

This is your first step to joining a community of incredible individuals.

Saturday 25 November 2023 open day Lancashire

25-Nov Open Day

p>We have a tradition of inspiring great futures. Experience yours at our Open Day on Saturday 25 November.

Get a feel for campus on a student-led tour.

Meet the staff who will be teaching you.

View our award-winning accommodation.

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Learn about fees, funding, and student support.

Meet our students, as well as other potential students - just like you.

If you only plan on attending one open day. Make it Edge Hill.

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Sunday 26 November 2023 open day Gwynedd

26-Nov Open Day

Discover what Bangor University can offer at an on-campus Open Day on Sunday, 26 November.

On the day you'll have the opportunity to:

Learn more about our courses

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Explore our campus

Connect with course leaders and lecturers

Chat to current students and get a real insight into student life

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What is Supported Internship?

Supported internships are a 1-year structured, work-based study programme for 16 to 24-year-olds with SEND, who have an education, health and care (EHC) plan. The core aim of a Supported Internship study programme is a substantial work placement, facilitated by the support of an expert job coach. A Supported Intern spends the majority of their week in a real-life workplace working alongside colleagues.

Little Gate Supported Internship is a 4-day a week study programme. 3 days a week spent on placement. 1 day a week spent in education.

Can I do a Supported Internship?

To be eligible for a Supported Internship you need to be:

Aged 16-24

Have a current EHCP

Have a desire to be in paid employment

Either travelling on public transport independently or wants to learn how to travel independently on public transport.

Where is Little Gate Supported Internship based?

We are based in the Bexhill/Hastings/St Leonards area. With Work placements within this area.

What will the schedule be on Little Gate Supported Internship?

The supported internships programme is a 4 day a week study programme. You will be on work placement 3 days a week and in education 1 day a week.

Supported Internship hours = 21hrs - 24hrs per week

Hours per academic year (36 weeks) = 756hrs - 864hrs*

3 days placement 5-6hrs per day + travel

1 day education (6hrs)

* Hours may differentiate to meet the needs of both the student and the employer.

Education days will cover English, Maths, PSHE, employability skills and work-related training (examples food hygiene, health and safety). Also included across the programme will be preparing for adulthood pathways of being part of a community, having a social life and friends and being able to maintain good health.

How will I be supported on the Supported Internship?

On the Supported Internship you will be supported by a Job Coach in work whilst you learn your role and tasks. As you become more confident and secure in your understanding of your role the Job Coach support may gradually reduce to build independence.

On education days the individual will be supported by the college tutor and college assistants.

Supported Internships FAQs for individuals, parents and carers

What happens next/after A Supported Internship?
What happens after A Supported Internship?
When you complete a Supported Internship, the main aim is paid employment. You might:

Have a paid job

Transition to a Supported Employment Provider

Start an Apprenticeship.

Who will I work with?

The Little Gate College team is made up of several staff. Throughout the internship, Individuals will work with a combination of staff.

More staff details coming soon.

Are you interested in joining Future Ready or Supported internships?

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For any students aged 13-22 years old you can sign up to this and complete tasks/jobs that you can then be paid for. For more information please click on this link.

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Start your own business with the support of the Prince's Trust.

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Speakers for Schools is excited to present its weekly broadcast schedule! This schedule will be updated regularly and talks will be targeted to different age groups are accessible via signing up using the registration from links below. registration closes at 12pm the day before the broadcast date - links are then sent out by email that afternoon.

Tips on participating in the Broadcast
To access the talks, links should be opened in a browser that is not Internet Explorer and students should join the live event anonymously, there is no need to create a log in.
Students wishing to see subtitles for the broadcast can turn them on via the panel on the right-hand side of the screen.

Further guidance on how to access talks can be found here.

Questions for speakers can be submitted via Q+A Function during the talk which will be made live for students to submit questions. The questions submitted will be moderated by a member of the SFS team and approved if relevant.

We send out the join link to our broadcasts the day before. Should you require the join link earlier, please email broadcasts@speakersforschools.org

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Find out more about T-Levels and watch this short video clip

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Introduction to T-levels - The Next Level Qualification

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Students' Guide To Making A-Level Decisions

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For every career there is an apprenticeship. Take a look here to plot your apprenticeship route.

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How to Prepare for an Apprenticeship as a Year 12 Student

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Careers in The Creative Sector - Meet Eric

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Careers in The Creative Sector - Meet Eric

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Download the app and get the most up to date information on any creative career. An excellent resource for students, parents and employers looking for people to enter into the creative sector.

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The UK's #1 career app for young people looking to upskill & get experience in the creative industries. Thousands of internships, apprenticeships, events, courses, training schemes and more.

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Maths Careers provides a range of resources, information and signposting to help those working in mathematics.

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Careers in the Civil Service (Government Office)

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Simply type in your subject and a number of jobs will appear.

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Green Jobs are those involved in producing goods or services that help to protect the environment and look after our natural resources. Green jobs are growing and there will be lots of job opportunities.

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Resouces for all English, Maths and Science lessons.

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Latest East Sussex Careers Hub Resources

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There is a link to a subject specific 'My Learning, My Future' Inspiration Guide with key tools, resource and inspiration to support you in highlighting the relevance of your subject to future careers and opportunities and in helping students to identify pathways from your subject.

The guide links you to bespoke information and to key resource links including, National Careers Service, BBC Bitesize, icould, UCAS, T-Levels, Amazing Apprenticeships, LMI for All and much, much more!

My Learning, My Future PowerPoint slide deck

There is also a link below to a bespoke PowerPoint slide deck for your subject with guidance notes, which will support you in highlighting the relevance of your subject by focusing on:

Potential pathways from your subject at 16 & 18

Roles/Careers linked to your subject with resource and suggested activities

Essential Skills focus, linked to your subject with links to activities from the Skills Builder Framework and links to a range of other resources.

My Learning, My Future KS3 Homework Task
This resource is featured in the relevant staff slide decks and is a PDF resource for students to engage in a reflection and research activity linked to your subject.
Careers in the curriculum resources
There are also subject specific Careers in the curriculum resources. These include links to a suite of resources developed in collaboration with the following trusts;

AET - English, History, Mathematics, MFL, Science and Geography

Causeway and STAR Academies (Y7 & Y9) - English, Mathematics, Science, Art and Design, Citizenship, Computing, Design and Technology, Geography, History, Languages, Music and Physical Education

Causeways and STAR Academies (GCSE) - Mathematics, English Language, English Literature, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, History, Geography, Religious Studies, French, Spanish, Art and Design

The Co-op Academies Trust - Design Technology (sustainability)

Case Studies are also featured and tailored for each subject to provide inspiration around careers across the curriculum, employer engagement and potential experiences of workplaces linked to subjects.

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My Learning, My Future Inspiration Guide There is a link to a subject specific 'My Learning, My Future' Inspiration Guide with key tools, resource and inspiration to support you in highlighting the relevance of your subject to future careers and opportunities and in helping students to identify pathways from your subject.

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The Careers and Enterprise Company Resources

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We have collated key resource and support for you to ensure that all students, staff and parents/carers are informed about and understand all pathways at 16/18. Access these key resources for 'at a glance' overviews of key pathways, including technical and vocational routes post 16 and post 18.

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Look at our local Labour Market Information (LMI) here. Keep on checking to see how it changes

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All data courtesy of Lightcast. Data accessed June 2023 and accurate at time of publication. Labour Market Information (LMI) is a useful tool when considering your career options. It provides information about which industry sectors are growing, and can help inform the choices you make about the career you pursue. Here, we take a look […]

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Local Labour Market Information

Employment in the Public Sector

n June 2023 there were 5.87 million people employed across the public sector in England. This was an increase of 36,000 more than there were employed in the sector in March 2023 on the previous quarter. There were 3.67 million employed in central government in June 2023. This was an increase of 30,000 from March 2023. The NHS employed 1.96 million people in June 2023. This was an increase 21,000 whilst compared with March 2023. There were an estimated 2 million local government employees in June 2023.

The Public Sector in East Sussex:

In 2022 there were approximately 35,184 people employed in the public sector across East Sussex. Eastbourne 10,112

Hastings 8,551

Lewes  7,782

Rother 2,984

Wealden 5,755

Careers in the Public Sector:

· Healthcare (e.g. paramedic, nurse, administrator, health service manager)

· Law enforcement and security (e.g. armed forces, fire service or the police)

· Social care (e.g. social workers, carers, community development worker)

· Teacher training and education (primary, secondary, or a higher education teacher)

Find out more about careers in the public sector on the National Careers Service

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Businesses often need extra help in the build up to Christmas and other busy times of year such as the summer months and shoulder seasons (Spring and Autumn). Seasonal work can offer a wide range of benefits for your future.

Benefits of seasonal work:

· Learn new skills

· Get work experience to build your CV

· Try out different jobs and sectors

· Try a different part of a company you already work for

· Decide if you are ready to go back to work after time off

· Earn some extra money Check out the National Careers Service website for more information on finding festive jobs

To gain some extra advice on working during the holiday season

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Businesses often need extra help during busy times like Christmas, wedding season and summer holidays.

Although it's only for a short time, you can find many part time and full time work opportunities during these busy seasons.

Benefits of seasonal work

Any seasonal job you do might help you:

learn new skills you can use all year round

get work experience to build your CV

work out if you like a certain job or sector

try a different part of a company you currently work for

decide if you're ready to go back to work after time off

earn some extra money

If you're interested in working for a specific company, you could get a temporary job to take a first step towards that goal. You'll be able to meet people that work there, get to know the company culture and show that you're interested. This could lead to a full time role when one becomes available.

Common seasonal jobs

Some of the most common seasonal jobs include:

You'll find lots of seasonal jobs in the retail, delivery and hospitality industries to support more social events and Christmas shopping.

Best time to apply for seasonal jobs

It's best to apply for seasonal work a few months in advance. For example, you should try to apply for Christmas jobs in October.

Many businesses may still advertise roles closer to the time, so do not worry if you've not applied early. You're still likely to find many opportunities.

Search for seasonal jobs

If you're interested in finding seasonal work, you can use the government's 'find a job' service to search and apply for jobs.
Search and apply for jobs
Large companies often advertise their seasonal jobs on their own websites and on job websites. You can also check the websites of smaller businesses near where you live.

If you're looking for Christmas work, try searching for 'Christmas', 'seasonal' or 'temporary' on a job website.

Tips for finding seasonal jobs

When searching for jobs, make sure you look both online and in person.

You might find it useful to:

check job websites regularly as businesses might only advertise jobs for a short time

look at your local shopping centre and garden centre websites as they often advertise Christmas grotto, customer service and security positions

search for opportunities on local community social media groups, or post that you're searching for a job

look out for job adverts in local shop windows and drop in your CV

If you're struggling to find a seasonal job, you can read our advice about searching for jobs.

Help getting hired

If you've found some seasonal jobs you'd like to apply for, it might help to look at our advice on:

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Businesses often need extra help during busy times like Christmas, wedding season and summer holidays. Although it's only for a short time, you can find many part time and full time work opportunities during these busy seasons.

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Engineering careers resources: downloadable leaflets, posters, postcards, booklets, and activities for STEM teachers to inspire their students to explore engineering.

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In a few short questions students can find out how their skills and passions could lead to an exciting job in engineering.

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We are a global movement of businesses, education institutions, and impact organisations all committed to ensuring that everyone can learn the essential skills to succeed. The product of five years’ cutting-edge research and design, the Skills Builder Universal Framework makes it possible for everyone to teach, learn, and measure the eight essential skills - whether it be in education, the workplace and everywhere in-between.

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Ask Eric are partnering up with the BBC to create a Drama festival. This will be launched in all towns accross the UK. For more informatioin, keep an eye on the BBC link above.

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BBC Arts - BBC Arts - Welcome to the Bring the Drama Festival

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All about the BBC’s Bring the Drama Festival and how to sign up your organisation.

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BHASVIC (Brighton and Hove Sixth Form College)

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BHASVIC (Brighton and Hove Sixth Form College)

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BHASVIC is one of the most popular colleges in our area. They offer a range of A-Levels, T-Levels, BTECS, National Certificates and Diplomas.

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Welcome to BHASVIC

BHASVIC is a modern and vibrant sixth form college where everyone is treated as an individual and where your future success is our priority. There is a learning culture here that leads to success and our results place us in the top 1% of schools and colleges nationally. Above all we want our students to Be Happy Active Successful Valued Independent members of our Community. #BeMoreBHASVIC

Study at BHASVIC

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Bexhill College is a popular choice for many of our students. Take a look at the many courses they offer from A-Levels, T-Levels, BTECS, NVQS (from Level 1-3) and Foundation courses.

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A Level Modern Languages students recently entered the Anthea Bell Prize for Young Translators, translating poems in French, Spanish, German, and Italian into English. The competition, [...]

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Important Notice There's many FREE Adult Learning courses still available to enrol on at Bexhill College. Courses may have started, but there's still a few spaces left, so click here to view the range of courses on offer today! COURSES FOR

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Understanding A-Levels and what you can do with them

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Understanding A-Levels and what you can do with them

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Do you want to know more about A-Levels? Read more here

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Advanced level qualifications (known as A levels) are subject-based qualifications that can lead to university, further study, training, or work. You can normally study three or more A levels over two years. They're usually assessed by a series of examinations.

What grades do I need to take A levels?

You normally need:

at least five GCSEs at grades 9 to 4/A* to C

at least grade 6 in the specific subject(s) you want to study

However, the specific requirements needed to study A levels will vary across schools and colleges. It's important to check what you will need with the school or college you are looking to study at.

Who are they for?

If you're thinking about going to university, most higher education courses require specific A levels or combinations of A levels (or alternative level 3 qualifications).

If you're not sure what career or job you want to do, studying a selection of A levels can be a good way of keeping your options open.

Choosing A level subjects

The most important criteria for choosing A levels subjects are:

1. Looking at what you are likely to enjoy and be good at. If you enjoy a subject or have an ability in it already, you are more likely to do well.

2. Are there any particular subjects and/or grades you may need? If you have a particular career, job, or further study in mind, you may need to choose specific A levels in order to meet entry requirements.

3. How open you want to keep your future study and career choices?

Taking A levels this year?

Ofqual's student guide gives you information about this year's arrangements and explains what support is in place when you're taking exams and assessments.

What you can do after A levels

Many people ask 'What can I do with my A levels?', here are some answers:

Here is a great place to start looking at

Continue on to university - A levels are the most common qualifications studied to get into higher education.

Keep your options open if you're unsure about what you want to do in the future.

Look for employment - they're valued by employers because they show a good level of education.

Go on to vocational or work-based qualifications, such as an apprenticeship.

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Discover everything you need to know about A-levels. Find out who can take A levels, how they are studied, how to choose them and what you can do with them.

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Welcome to Higher Technical Qualifications

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Careers in the Gaming Sector - Teacher Resources

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Careers in the Gaming Sector - Teacher Resources

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Resources from Digital SchoolHouse

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Ingenious computing and immersive careers education.

All teachers are welcome to download and use our resources in the classroom. Whether you're familiar with the programme or not, discover a whole host of different workshop themes and activities to compliment your teaching (you don't have to be a Digital Schoolhouse Lead Teacher to use our materials!)

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Ingenious computing and immersive careers education. All teachers are welcome to download and use our resources in the classroom. Whether you're familiar with the programme or not, discover a whole host of different workshop themes and activities to compliment your teaching (you don't have to be a Digital Schoolhouse Lead Teacher to use our materials!)

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National Council for the Training of Journalists

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Careers in Music - Find your music career

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Careers in Music - Find your music career

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Careers In Music | Music Schools & Colleges

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Music career information and a complete list of music schools in the United States, Canada, and the UK. Also featuring music business contacts.

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Check out the latest jobs and apprenticeships in our area

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The Youth Employability Service publish a new list every Friday afternoon, it's full of opportunities across East Sussex that are appropriate for our audience of young people aged 16-18. You can sign up here to receive the list via email whenever we publish a new one, or you can save this page and return to here.

Find more opportunities

If you've not found what you're looking for, or simply want to find out more, you can use the links below.

Find more apprenticeships using the Government's find an apprenticeship website. We've made a video explaining how to best use their website to search for an apprenticeship too. They've also got a find a traineeship website, traineeships can be a great way to prepare for an apprenticeship.

Find more jobs using job sites, we use the Advanced Job Search on Indeed to support our research for these lists, but there are many more good sites too. We have an East Sussex - Resources for Young People page full of more information around job searching, CV's, interview preparation, and more.
YES is a free service that offers support and guidance to young people in the East Sussex area aged 16-18 (up to 25 with an EHCP) who are not in education, employment or training (NEET), or are at risk of being NEET. Visit the YES page for more information about the support available

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East Sussex - Jobs & Apprenticeships List - CXK

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YES Jobs & Apprenticeship List The Youth Employability Service publish a new list every Friday afternoon, it's full of opportunities across East Sussex that are appropriate for our audience of young people aged 16-18. You can sign up here to receive the list via email whenever we publish a new one, or you can save [...]

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Listen to our latest podcast - a review of Post-16 options and our careers fair held this autumn.

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The Youth Employability Service (YES) CXK

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Benefits

Our advisers work with young people on a 1:1 basis and offer support and guidance specific to individual needs.

We support young people to plan their next steps and help them progress further with their choices, exploring:

College Options

Other training opportunities

Apprenticeships

Work experience

Employment and job searching

Completing application forms

Practicing interview skills

Creating or updating a CV

We are delighted to announce that we are now offering face to face appointments again however, due to the success of our virtual appointments during lockdown, we will continue to offer telephone and video calls as an option to get the support you need. YES will continue to work in line with the government guidelines to ensure both young people and staff are safe which includes risk assessed venues. Any changes to our delivery in light of further government guidance will be updated on our website. Please check back here.

We work with many other organisations and education providers to provide the best support to every young person we work with.

Within our organisation, we also have specialist advisers who co-locate with various teams such as:

Youth Justice Service (YJS)

Through Care Team (LAC)

Special Educational Needs Disabilities (iSEND)

Assessment and Planning Team (EHCP)

This means that we can support young people who may be facing issues that are a barrier to moving forward positively with their lives. This could be due to mental health, those who may not be able to live with their family and those that may not have had a good time at school.

We also offer support to young people with special educational needs and disabilities.

How can I access the service?

You can complete our online YES Referral Form.

Address: Suite 8, 20 Wharf Road, Eastbourne, BN21 3AW
Tel Eastbourne: 01323 368390
Tel Hastings: 01424 311890
Facebook:@YESEastSussex
Instagram:@YESEastSussex
Youtube: Youth Employability Service East Sussex

Eastbourne Office What3Words: thank.keeps.common

If you access our service, please be aware of our GDPR Statement.

We have created a range of resources to support you with CV building, information about colleges, apprenticeships and more. You can access them under the resource section of the CXK website:

Jobs & Apprenticeships List and Weekly Bulletin

We release a Jobs & Apprenticeships List regularly which are full of local opportunities for 16 - 18 year olds. Subscribe here for our Jobs & Apprenticeships List.

We also release a Weekly Update where we share industry-relevant news and information. Subscribe here for our fortnightly Update.

If you would like some teenage career advice, support or guidance from YES, make an Online Referral or use the contact details above.

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CXK Service: Youth Employability Service

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Offering support and guidance to young people in the East Sussex area, aged 16-18, who are not in education, employment or training (NEET)

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Early Talent - search for an apprenticeship with a large 'top 100' company

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Early Talent - search for an apprenticeship with a large 'top 100' company

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Search Apprenticeship Jobs with Early Talent Academy: Your Gateway to Career Growth

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Explore and apply for apprenticeships and work experience with top employers. Early Talent Academy simplifies your job search, connecting you with rewarding opportunities for professional development.

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Featured resource

Autumn - Term Ahead Planner

Discover valuable resources to enhance your career guidance this autumn term! We're excited to release a series of resources aligned with events and campaigns, perfect for engaging students, staff and parents &amp; carers in the world of apprenticeships.

Are you hosting an event for National Care Leavers Week 2023?

Recipe resource for The Parent Perspective Podcast S3 E3

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Apprenticeship resources for schools, teachers, parents

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Look at what support your child can access through Careers East Sussex Careers Hub

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We want every young person to access modern, 21 st century careers education, no matter what their background or circumstance. We work with special schools across England, as well as with Careers Leaders who design and deliver careers education programmes tailored to the needs of young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in mainstream schools and colleges.

Our work to make careers education as high impact as possible for young people with SEND includes specialist resources, training, events, a dedicated community of practice, a network of business volunteers who are experienced at working with young people with SEND, as well as dedicated SEND Enterprise Coordinators we can partner your school or college with to improve your careers education programme.

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We want every young person to access modern, 21 st century careers education, no matter what their background or circumstance. We work with special schools across England, as well as with Careers Leaders who design and deliver careers education programmes tailored to the needs of young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in mainstream schools and colleges.

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The Saturday Club for students age 13 and upwards and for students who face barriers

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The Saturday Club for students age 13 and upwards and for students who face barriers

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The National Saturday Club programme is open to 13–16-year-olds of all abilities and in particular works to engage those who may face additional barriers to success. It’s a unique model and taking part can be a transformational opportunity for young people: you can hear from past members in this short film

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East Sussex College are partnering with the National Saturday Club to bring you an extensive course looking at the exciting media, film and TV industry. This course will introduce you to various tools and techniques to help you create content and prepare for study in the future.

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East Sussex College are partnering with the National Saturday Club to bring you an extensive course looking at the exciting media, film and TV industry. This course will introduce you to various tools and techniques to help you create content and prepare for study in the future.

We have experienced tutors and amazing facilities for you to practice your skills in filming, photography and editing to create some of your own content. There will be at least three trips within the course and a couple of real world projects to really help develop the skills required. With access to industry standard equipment, and with full guidance and tuition, this course will really help any budding film makers, producers, engineers and writers in the making!

Club members will also take part in national events including Masterclasses with leading industry professionals and the Summer Show, where Saturday Clubs nationwide exhibit their work in a public exhibition - all for free!

East Sussex College - Eastbourne Campus
Cross Levels Way
Eastbourne
BN21 2UF

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East Sussex College are partnering with the National Saturday Club to bring you an extensive course looking at the exciting media, film and TV industry. This course will introduce you to various tools and techniques to help you create content and prepare for study in the future.

We have experienced tutors and amazing facilities for you to practice your skills in filming, photography and editing to create some of your own content. There will be at least three trips within the course and a couple of real world projects to really help develop the skills required. With access to industry standard equipment, and with full guidance and tuition, this course will really help any budding film makers, producers, engineers and writers in the making!

Club members will also take part in national events including Masterclasses with leading industry professionals and the Summer Show, where Saturday Clubs nationwide exhibit their work in a public exhibition - all for free!

East Sussex College - Eastbourne Campus
Cross Levels Way
Eastbourne
BN21 2UF

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