The spring term of our year-long campaign will be focusing on what governors can do to help prepare young people for today’s world of work. We’ll explore the concept of employability, and how schools can best help pupils develop skills that will equip them for the job market of the future.
This resource describes the role of a link governor for careers and work-related learning in a primary setting and lists the main areas of responsibility for the role.
This resource describes the role of a link governor for careers and work-related learning in a secondary setting and lists the main areas of responsibility for the role.
Get an overview of how having business knowledge on a school board can benefit young people by increasing school engagement and networking. Learn about 4 different ways governors can develop links between school and work.
This resource comprises a list of questions for governors to ask related to careers education for primary.
This resource comprises a list of questions for governors to ask related to careers education for secondary.
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Pupils start to make decisions about the options open to them from Key Stage 1. What should your school be offering in terms of careers and work readiness education? How can you ensure that skills are being developed across the curriculum that will support them in the future world of work?
Pupils start to make decisions about the options open to them from Key Stage 1. What should your school be offering in terms of careers and work readiness education? How can you ensure that skills are being developed across the curriculum that will support them in the future world of work?
Employability and work-related learning will provide governors and trustees with an introduction to their school’s role in preparing, advising and inspiring pupils ahead of their entry into the world of work.
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