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Work sheets, lesson plans and information based on screen production and script writing.

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We created our one-pagers to give to people right at the start of their explorations of careers in the screen industry. Printed on A5 card, they explain the first steps and next steps to getting into film, TV, games, animation and visual effects (VFX).

Here you will find PDFs of our one-pagers that can be printed on A4 paper. We've published these in response to requests from teachers and careers advisers. There's also a one-pager for parents of children interested in a career in the creative industries.

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"I enjoyed Science at school but never felt I was particularly good at it, or had confidence in my ability.

I went to university to study Accountancy and Economics but didn't enjoy it.

I had a chat with my tutor who asked me what I enjoyed most and I said Chemistry, but I was afraid a Chemistry degree wouldn't get me a job! I switched to Chemistry and it was the best decision I ever made.

A Science degree gives you lots of transferable skills like problem solving and data analysis as well as clear communication, organisation and creativity."

After university, Shakila joined Proctor & Gamble's Graduate Scheme and then joined L'Oréal UK & Ireland 12 years ago.

As Senior Scientific Advisor her day to day job isn't in the lab, but involves marketing, communication, and law, making sure that the science behind L'Oréal's products is properly communicated to the public, journalists and to the scientific community.

On any one day, Shakila can find herself briefing journalists on an advertising shoot, checking the marketing team has understood the science behind a product and is communicating it correctly, or she could be checking L'Oréal's regulatory compliance is in order with regard to which ingredients and what concentration of them is being used in their products.

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"I enjoyed Science at school but never felt I was particularly good at it, or had confidence in my ability. I went to university to study Accountancy and Economics but didn't enjoy it. I had a chat with my tutor who asked me what I enjoyed most and I said Chemistry, but I was afraid a Chemistry degree wouldn't get me a job!

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The food and drink industry is well known for its world-class quality produce. There's plenty of room to grow with increasing demand for new products and healthier alternatives - making it an exciting and innovative sector to work in.

Often described as 'farm to fork' or 'gate to plate' the food and drink industry covers the growing and producing of food (primary production) through to the manufacturing, processing and retail of food.

From designing high-tech robots to developing new products and everything in between, there's loads of exciting things your students could choose to do in food and drink.

No matter where your students interests lie, there are careers across agriculture, production, product development, logistics, sales, marketing, finance and more, and they all require different skill levels.

And for as long as the growing population needs to eat and drink, there will always be a global demand and we'll need to keep improving our technology. That means more engineers, scientists and mathematicians too.

WHY HAVE A CAREER IN THE FOOD AND DRINK INDUSTRY?

Opportunities for all levels of qualifications

Rewarding careers with rapid career progression

High average pay compared to other industries

Working in a fast paced environment which is constantly growing to keep up with consumer demands

The food and drink industry is made up of a broad range of careers, which all require different skills and interests. It looks set to grow quickly as global demand for our products increases.

To meet future challenges of food security and climate change, we'll be using more innovative and automated technologies, which will drive demand for engineers, scientists and mathematicians - we'll need highly skilled individuals to help us overcome these challenges.

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The food and drink industry is well known for its world-class quality produce. There's plenty of room to grow with increasing demand for new products and healthier alternatives - making it an exciting and innovative sector to work in.

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Hospitality and Catering mind map of careers 

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Hospitality and Catering mind map of careers 

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Careers in Media, including film and annimation 

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Careers in Media, including film and annimation 

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Careers, jobs and skills training in film, TV, VFX, animation and games

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We are investing in the future of the animation, film, TV, VFX and games industries in the United Kingdom. Find training, information, connections and advice on your career in screen.

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This lesson insert is designed to support you in linking the study of travel and tourism to the world of work.

It focuses on relating the subject content to relevant labour market information, job profiles and videos on My World of Work. Students will learn about different jobs and the job market. They will understand the specific strengths and skills needed to take advantage of opportunities in this field.

We have developed this short activity together with secondary school teachers across Scotland.

Success criteria

Students can:

reflect on the jobs covered

identify which jobs appeal to them most and why

understand whether or not they can see themselves in this job in the future

Resources

computers or tablets with internet access.

job research sheet.

Duration

Suitable for

all year groups studying: Skills for work: Travel and tourism - National 4 or 5.

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This lesson insert is designed to support you in linking the study of travel and tourism to the world of work. It focuses on relating the subject content to relevant labour market information, job profiles and videos on My World of Work. Students will learn about different jobs and the job market.

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This lesson insert is designed to support you in linking the study of drama with acting and performance to the world of work.

It focuses on relating the subject content to relevant labour market information, job profiles and videos on My World of Work. Students will learn about different jobs and the job market. They will understand the specific strengths and skills needed to take advantage of opportunities in this field.

We have developed this short activity together with secondary school teachers across Scotland.

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This lesson insert is designed to support you in linking the study of drama with acting and performance to the world of work. It focuses on relating the subject content to relevant labour market information, job profiles and videos on My World of Work. Students will learn about different jobs and the job market.

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This lesson insert is designed to support you in linking the study of chemical analysis to the world of work.

It focuses on relating the subject content to relevant labour market information, job profiles and videos on My World of Work. Students will learn about the world of work and understand the specific strengths and skills needed to take advantage of potential opportunities.

This short activity has been developed in collaboration with secondary school teachers across Scotland.

Success criteria

Students can:

reflect on the jobs covered

identify which jobs appeal to them most and why

understand whether to not they can see themselves in this job in the future

Resources

Computers or tablets with internet access.

Job research sheet.

Duration

Suitable for

S5 or S6 pupils studying: Chemistry - Higher.

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This lesson insert is designed to support you in linking the study of chemical analysis to the world of work. It focuses on relating the subject content to relevant labour market information, job profiles and videos on My World of Work.

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Careers in the Curriculum | Health & Social Care

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Careers at Pinewood studios linked to Maths 

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Careers at Pinewood studios linked to Maths 

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Purpose of Resources: To engage and support students in learning by placing teaching points in the context of the world of work

Who has created the resources: These resources have been created by Maths curriculum subject experts from Academies Enterprise Trust through collaboration with Pinewood Studios

What is included: Fully resourced lesson plans for Year 7, 8, 9 and 10 with comprehensive teacher notes, student facing slides and guidance on extension and differentiation

How to use these resources: Share the links with teachers from your Maths department as fully resourced national curriculum lesson plans with supporting materials ready to be delivered within schemes of work.

National Curriculum Maths Resources for KS3 and KS4 addressing key topics of: interpreting statistics, proportional reasoning, percentages and plans & elevations.

"These resources are a clever blend of context and authentic mathematical content. They are engaging and real but the workplace context doesn't dilute any of the Maths elements. Instead, the tasks offer a brilliant alternative to traditional delivery approaches for maths topics found in every curriculum. The resources bring mathematics alive in the real world, rooting classroom maths in the glorious and challenging reality of real data and problems faced in the workplace. Deborah McCarthy - Mathematics & Curriculum Expert, Academies Enterprise Trust*

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AET and Pinewood: Careers in Maths resource

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Purpose of Resources: To engage and support students in learning by placing teaching points in the context of the world of work Who has created the resources: These resources have been created by Maths curriculum subject experts from Academies Enterprise Trust through collaboration with Pinewood Studios What is included: Fully

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Hot Jobs - Poster - Pack 2 - Retail Buyer

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Hot Jobs - Poster - Pack 2 - Fashion Designer

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Hot Jobs - Poster - Pack 1 - Web Developer

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Hot Jobs - Poster - Pack 1 - Sports Coach

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Hot Jobs - Poster - Pack 1 - Dental Technician

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Ductu was born out of years of experience in the further education sector understanding how limited the opportunities are for students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), particularly within bigger organisations.

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Careers in English (Student answer sheet) 

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Use this in conjunction with the 58 questions.

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58 questions based on Careers and English. See other padlet for student worksheet.

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Please use this resource to help bring Careers and MFL into the curriculum

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PLease use this rersource to help bring Careers into R.E

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Please use this resource to help bring Careers into Geography

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Enterprise and Marketing including Business and Finance 

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PLease use this resource to help bring Careers and Music into the curriculum

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Please use this resource to help bring Careers and PE into the curriculum

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Please use this resource to help bring Careers into Drama and Performing Arts

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Please use this resource to help bring Careers into the Computer science and ICT curriculum

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This resource is from Cre8tive Careers. Its published on TES and a cost is involved if downloaded.

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Market leaders in PSHE, Citizenship and Careers resources for secondary students. Out Motto is 'Resources made for Teachers by Teachers' - We are a small dedicated team of teachers, HOD's and Middle leaders with a focus on supporting teachers and students across the world. We have a passion for PSHE, Careers and Citizenship

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Market leaders in PSHE, Citizenship and Careers resources for secondary students. Out Motto is 'Resources made for Teachers by Teachers' - We are a small dedicated team of teachers, HOD's and Middle leaders with a focus on supporting teachers and students across the world. We have a passion for PSHE, Careers and Citizenship

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These documents have been created to enhance the English SOW. They include lesson plans and ideas.

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This fully resourced unit of work (8 - 10 lessons) is designed for learners in Year 7-8 and explores the world of work through an English lens. It draws on the best practice and guidance on Careers Strategy for schools and The Gatsby Benchmarks, a framework of eight guidelines that define the best careers provision in schools and colleges. In particular, this unit will enable secondary English teachers to meet the expectations of Gatsby Benchmark 4 linking the curriculum to careers.

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KS3 English Careers in the Curriculum resource

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Get this resource This fully resourced unit of work (8 - 10 lessons) is designed for learners in Year 7-8 and explores the world of work through an English lens. It draws on the best practice and guidance on Careers Strategy for schools and The Gatsby Benchmarks, a framework of eight guidelines that define the best careers provision in schools and colleges.

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Lots of YouTube Videos linking Maths, STEM and Women

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Dr Paula Koelemeijer - Royal Holloway, University of London, UK

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Please use this resource to help bring Careers into the Maths Curriculum