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Jacqui Quinney Head of Careers & UCAS Coordinator

Discover the career paths of our Upper Sixth Leavers and the comprehensive Careers Programme at Princethorpe College, including real-time sessions, one-to-one interviews, Work Experience, and more to help students make informed choices. Learn valuable tips for parents and explore various pathways beyond university to career success.

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Jacqui Quinney Head of Careers & UCAS Coordinator

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  1. Jacqui Quinney Head of Careers & UCAS Coordinator Careers Guidance at Princethorpe College

  2. What do our students do after Princethorpe? Upper Sixth Leavers' Destinations 2018

  3. Princethorpe college Sixth Form Careers programme • Y9 • Careers sessions in REAL time. • Careers staff at Parents evenings. • Y10/11 • one-to-one interviews • Careers staff at Parents evenings. • Unifrog/Kudos • Work experience • University and Apprenticeship Fair/Careers Fair • 6th Form • One-to-one interviews • University talks • Employer insight talks • University and Apprenticeship Fair/Careers Fair • Unifrog

  4. Careers: some tips for parents… • Y9 options are important but very hard to make any big mistakes (except Art) • Work experience is REALLY important – any time from Y10; school promotes it in Y11 • Arts/Humanities graduates are still sought after by graduate recruiters – they want good degrees from good universities • Shortage areas in employment include: archaeology, quantity and building surveying, engineering, digital technology and cyber security, creative industries, data science, healthcare professions (nursing), chef etc… • University is not the only route into many professions • Degree apprenticeships/school leaver schemes

  5. Can you help us? • Careers Fair exhibition • career insight talks • practice interviews • work experience jacquiquinney@Princethorpe.co.uk

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