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There are curriculum area booklets for secondary curriculum

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Should I only be working with subject leaders in STEM subjects to deliver careers in the curriculum?

Careers should be embedded in ALL subjects. The Compass tool only asks about English, Maths and Science and these should be used as an indicator of how a school is performing against this benchmark.

How can I engage subject leaders as they are solely focused on exam outcomes?

It is important that subject leaders and teaching staff are aware of the benefits of linking their subject area to careers. One benefit for option subjects can be an increase in the number of students choosing their subject at GCSE if they understand the relevance and possible career outcomes, they may even continue to A-level. It is true that subject leaders may have little capacity to lead on this but you could look at your wider staff and identify career champions or ambassadors in each subject area.

There is lots of careers in the curriculum activity being delivered in my school but it is difficult to keep track of what each subject is doing. How can I overcome this?

We are developing an admin function on our Tracker tool which will allow the Careers Leader to give access to other staff members who can enter activities for their own year group or subject area. If used effectively the Careers Leader will have a complete overview of what is being delivered across the school.

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Benchmark 4 - Linking Curriculum Learning to Careers - Careers Hub

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Should I only be working with subject leaders in STEM subjects to deliver careers in the curriculum? Careers should be embedded in ALL subjects. The Compass tool only asks about English, Maths and Science and these should be used as an indicator of how a school is performing against this benchmark.

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National Careers Week About National Careers Week National Careers Week (NCW) is a one-week celebration of careers guidance and free resources in education across the UK. Our aim is to provide a focus for careers guidance activity at an important stage in the academic calendar to help support young people develop awareness and excitement about [...]

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Welcome to the Monkseaton High Careers Video Hub.

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The Young Professional Programme is our series of free and interactive online learning programmes designed with and for young people.

Young Professional Programmes can fit into your existing programme or be accessed independently.

Available programmes:
Young Professional: Preparing for Your Future
Ideal for 14-16 year olds who are exploring their future options.
Young Professional: Journey to Work
Ideal for 17+ year olds and young people who are closer to the world of work.

Course content helps young people to:

Understand themselves, their strengths, barriers and opportunities

Learn about the world of work through virtual work experience and impartial careers information

Understand the range of pathways available including vocational, academic and technical routes

Learn how to build their own career plan and set useful life, study and work goals

Understand the skills they will need for life and work and how to develop them

Learn how to prepare themselves for work with job searching, CV and interview preparation

Understand what being in work is like and how to progress once in work

What happens on completing a course?

On completion of each course, the Young Professional learner will receive a certificate. Their Provider can use this or our Group Management System to evidence the progress young people have made during the programme.

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Free Careers Education Resources For Teachers And Careers Leaders - Youth Employment UK

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The Young Professional Programme is our series of free and interactive online learning programmes designed with and for young people. Young Professional Programmes can fit into your existing programme or be accessed independently. Young Professional: Preparing for Your Future Ideal for 14-16 year olds who are exploring their future options.

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8th March 9.30am

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careers for a sustainable future tickets

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Eventbrite - Founders4Schools presents Careers for a Sustainable Future - Wednesday, 8 March 2023 - Find event and ticket information.

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Neurodiverse employees share their experiences

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Neurodiverse employees share their experiences

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A list published and updated each year by the government of occupations which we have shortages in within the current UK worforce

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Check which jobs are on the shortage occupations list in each area of the UK. For the Skilled Worker visa and the Health and Care visa.

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Skilled Worker visa: shortage occupations

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This is a collated list of careers video resources that schools in the hub have found useful for teaching careers. Career Stories Resources icould - a huge range of career stories videos, that you can search by job type and subject area. Labour market information for the job is also included.

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The LMI for All portal provides high quality, reliable labour market information (LMI) to inform careers decisions.

Explore LMI data - interested in the labour market and want labour market information?
Here you can find out where to access information on the labour market and link through to some websites using LMI for All data. You can also explore data using our widgets, Careerometer and Skillsometer.

Designers - want to design your own labour market information website or application?
Here you can get some inspiration on how LMI for All could be used in your own website and learn how others have done it.

Developers - want to use LMI for All?
If you are a developer and want to use the LMI for All service, the you can find out about the service, how to access the API and, importantly, find out about the structure of the database and the data it includes.

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Free support and training for careers leads

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Free support and training for careers leads

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The Careers & Enterprise Company is delighted to invite you to join our Digital Hub with a space designed especially for Schools, Special Schools, Colleges and ITPs.

The Digital Hub will enable you to access training and resources to support you to better understand the value of careers leadership, the careers education landscape and understand the role and value of a Careers Leader.

There are separate online learning modules tailored for the following groups:

Careers Leaders: Induction

Education Leaders: Introduction to careers

Governors: Introduction to careers

Log in details

Follow the step by step instructions below to help you log in to the Digital Hub. There are two sets of instructions to join depending on whether you currently use our online tool Compass/Compass+ to track and manage your institution's careers provision.
Do you use Compass/Compass+? YES: Compass/Compass+ Users > NO: Non Compass Users >

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Schools, Special Schools, Colleges and ITPs

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The Digital Hub will enable you to access training and resources to support you to better understand the value of careers leadership, the careers education landscape and understand the role and value of a Careers Leader.

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Our heroes here have forged brave and exciting careers within the world of Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics. Let’s hop in to find out how they got there.

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Careers advice - job profiles, information and resources | National Careers Service

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The National Careers Service can help you with your career, learning and training choices. Find out more about us and the different ways we can support you. This service is available to people who live in England.

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Get involved with National Careers Week 2023

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National Careers Week provides a great opportunity to consider career pathways and options in the STEM sector.

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Speak to your consultant about how you can bring more meaningful employer encounters into your lessons

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Forum Talent Potential has more case studies about employer-linked curriculum projects than any other programme in the UK. Search examples of young people's Meaningful Learning Experiences on their journey from primary to post-16 education at schools around the country:

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Forum Talent Potential has more case studies about employer-linked curriculum projects than any other programme in the UK. Search examples of young people's Meaningful Learning Experiences on their journey from primary to post-16 education at schools around the country:

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Fantastic source of info for students/ teachers and parents about NHS jobs - there is a lot more to NHS than doctors and nurses

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No, no, no, no... We focus on all sorts of medical careers, especially those that require grades A-C or 9-4, which makes them really accessible to so many students. Including those that don't think they are good enough for a medical career or may not have even considered them before.

Check out our Careers Wall below that we bring in to the workshops!

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No, no, no, no... We focus on all sorts of medical careers, especially those that require grades A-C or 9-4, which makes them really accessible to so many students. Including those that don't think they are good enough for a medical career or may not have even considered them before.

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Our free lesson plans are our most popular educator resource, with thousands of downloads every month. Each lesson consists of a simple plan with supporting presentation slides that can be adapted to suit most learning environments.