Aims

To develop students’ knowledge, understanding and skills relevant to life in a rapidly changing world

Why careers guidance is important

You will have the opportunity to learn about the world of work, employabilityskills and the personal qualities that are valued in the workplace
Our careers programme will increase your self-confidence and raise your aspirations
It will help you make the right decisions at age 14 and age 16
You will be able to make informed choices about further education and training, apprenticeships and future careers

Gain a better understanding of yourself, your personal qualities, interests, potential, weaknesses, limitations and areas for development
Make choices about post-14 courses and learning programmes
Get independent careers advice and guidance from outside speakers who come into school
Develop knowledge of the workplace
Develop employabilityskills
Look at range of information about employment and education options
Find out about jobs in the local area [labour market information]
Find out about entry requirements and progression routes to further and higher education
Have a one to one careers interview in Year 11 & 13 and a personalised action plan for post 16 options
Get information on apprenticeships, colleges and universities

Careers information is available through relevant displays in most curriculum areas, information sent to form tutors, Twitter and the school website
Careers Information can also be found in H114
Please contact Mrs Williams, Careers and Destinations Lead WilliamsC@heart-England.co.uk for more information