Staff

Leader of CEIAG: Ms G Malhi
gmalhi@nusa.org.uk

Governor with responsibility for CEIAG: Ricky Bliss

Independent Careers Advisor: Sharon Harvey
Level 6 qualified Careers Advisor from accredited organisation Ideas4Careers. Students will be able to speak to Sharon for individual impartial advice about choices at 16+ and 18+. She is in school every Thursday and every other Friday. The pupils have given positive feedback and have enjoyed their session with her.

Information for teachers

What are the Gatsby Benchmarks?

The Gatsby Benchmarks are a framework of 8 guidelines that define the best careers provision in secondary schools. They are:

  1. A stable careers programme
  2. Learning from labour market information
  3. Addressing the needs of every pupil
  4. Linking curriculum learning to careers
  5. Encounters with employers and employees
  6. Experiences of workplaces
  7. Encounters with further and higher education
  8. Personal guidance
Why are they important?

The Gatsby Benchmarks have a key role in:

  • Raising young people’s aspirations and promoting access to all career pathways
  • Enabling all young people to develop the skills and outlook they need to achieve career wellbeing, including adaptability and resilience
  • Underpinning the Department for Education guidance to schools on meeting their statutory responsibility for careers guidance
Important websites: Unifrog

Unifrog is a comprehensive digital platform which allows schools and colleges to simplify and improve careers guidance. The platform caters for all students helping them to make more informed decisions about future study and career options at the right time and in good time.
As a subject teacher, you can show students careers pathways or set research projects on different curriculum areas and embed courses linked to certain careers in to your curriculum.

https://www.unifrog.org

Success at schools

Departments have received a department resource pack including subject guides and posters. Each subject guide includes how your subject prepares students for work; reasons to choose your subject; case studies on job roles and business profiles; routes into different sectors including apprenticeships and university applications.

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