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Welcome Careers Education Guidance Network Meeting 14 th Nov 2012

Welcome Careers Education Guidance Network Meeting 14 th Nov 2012. Jenny Lawless CEG Development Advisor. Destination Success! Options after Year 11 (2013) Alan Donkin Feedback from St Pius School. Background:. The site is a FREE progression planning resource.

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Welcome Careers Education Guidance Network Meeting 14 th Nov 2012

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  1. Welcome Careers Education Guidance Network Meeting 14th Nov 2012 Jenny Lawless CEG Development Advisor

  2. Destination Success! Options after Year 11 (2013) Alan Donkin Feedback from St Pius School

  3. Background: • The site is a FREE progression planning resource. • Designed in collaboration with careers education • professionals and reflects ideological frameworks for careers advice and guidance. • Aimed at 11 to 25 year olds but can be used by older people too. • Can be used at school/college or home, students can continue to access their account after they leave.

  4. Reflects DOTS Careers Model

  5. The site offers: • One place for planning your future • CV Builder • Action Plan • Quizzes for recognising and recording skills, personal strengths and learning styles • Online record of skills and achievements • Options information • Also: • Links to local prospectus.

  6. Passportfolio

  7. Leaver Destinations – Collette Bailey • 2012 Year 11 2.7% NEET 101young people • NEET with job/apprenticeship - no employer as their chosen intended destination • Of which 14 % with 4/5 GCSE’s @ C including Eng, Maths? (level 3) • Of which mainly D’s (Level 2) • Of which with few /no quals? (Level /Foundation) • NAS statistics for Rotherham indicating increasing opportunities overall but competition from adults for level 3 opportunities

  8. A Closer Look at NEETS • Case Study – Jenny Lawless

  9. Workshop - How does your organisation • Identify pupils wanting jobs with training (apprenticeships) as their intended destination?

  10. Workshop - How does your organisation help young people to: • Recognise what qualifications, skills and qualities are needed to get ‘their targeted job (apprenticeship)? • Keep those at risk of becoming NEET informed about alternative opportunities (ESF/Foundation Learning) May – end Oct • Overcome barriers to alternative opportunities (ESF, Foundation Learning) • Create a ‘WOW’ CV and targeted accompanying letter? • Practice approaching employers and tailoring application forms to job specifications? • Maintain an organised job search

  11. National Apprenticeship Resources http://www.apprenticeships.org.uk • Minimum wage • Inspiring the future volunteers for schools • Presentations – how to apply etc. • Advisor guide/checklist • Key facts

  12. Tricia Redman Information Advisor Integrated Youth Support Service (IYSS/Connexions)

  13. UCAS Progress update – Jane Jones (RMBC) • What are your experiences of using the new system: Access? Reliability? Ease of use? • Have your learners found it easy to use? • Have you any queries or issues you would like to raise?

  14. Integrated Youth Support Service (IYSS Connexions) Update Collette Bailey

  15. Any other Business – RMBC Raising Participation Activities

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