…and now looks after the process of producing car seats and the technology involved in this. She showed children images of her work and pupils commented that they hadn’t realised…
…involved 7 to 8 year old children drawing a variety of job roles. The children were then asked if they wanted to meet people who had these jobs in real…
Inspiring the Future, the free service for UK state schools run by charity Education & Employers, has reached three major milestones in October 2015. These are: individual volunteers registering to…
…into their first interviews with no idea of what to expect and the chance to practice beforehand can make a real difference to their chances of success, and in some…
…since the turn of the millennium. The teaching profession, government agencies, and commerce have all considered how to reverse this worrying trend. The charity Education and Employers has showed through…
…to for the full morning.” Craig Trembirth, Communications Manager for Health Education England, said: “I really enjoyed talking to the pupils about my careers and about their own opportunities. We…
…tackle this aspiration-reality disconnect, building on the recent progress made in careers education and the greater emphasis placed on careers by the Government and the ambitions of its Careers Strategy….
…common misconceptions regarding apprenticeships were challenged, leaving the participating students to consider all the routes they could take into the world of work, including apprenticeships. The morning commenced with a…
…What do your students think of the event? All the students spoken to afterwards said how much they enjoyed it and some commented they didn’t realise you could start with…
…to help students understand more about the world of advertising and apprenticeships in this sector. On Friday 8th March, MullenLowe, an advertising and marketing communications agency, opened their offices to…
