Careers Education, Information, Advice And Guidance (CEIAG)
Careers education and guidance programmes play a major part in helping young people between the ages of 14-19 choose career pathways that suit their interests, abilities and individual needs. A robust careers programme helps avoid disengagement, puts school learning into a wider and more relevant context, and helps raise aspirations. The CEIAG programme aims to help our students plan and manage their careers effectively, ensuring progression which is ambitious and aspirational. The CEIAG team is committed to promoting equality, celebrating diversity and challenging stereotypes.
The policy will be guided by the Gatsby benchmarks and conform to statutory requirements, including our provider access provision.
Click here to find out how we are meeting the statutory requirements
- Contact details – careersguidance@europaschool.
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Skills Builder
We are using the Skills Builder Programme to help our students develop their employability Skills.
It is being led in school by Mrs Powell, l.powell@europaschool.uk and Mrs Simpson, t.simpson@europaschool.uk.
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- Understand their existing skills and know how and where they are using them
- See what progress in these skills will look like
- Understand how the 8 key skills are used in different settings
- Achieve progress in the skills and demonstrate your abilities in these skills
If you are visiting school to deliver a talk you might be interested in exploring Skills Builder to better understand how we are working with our students on Employability Skills.
This noticeboard will be used to display any career guidance opportunities and UCAS information that are sent to us.
- UK university & apprenticeship search virtual fairs – 14 July 12.00 – 18.00
- University of Oxford, Balliol College, student-led Law events for YR11 & 12
- InvestIn’s Summer writing competition
- Advice from students from Bristol University: Short, impartial and honest videos made by the best Student Ambassadors from Bristol University.
- Girls who Code – free immersion programme for girls and non-binary students to learn to code
- Next Steps: preparing for further & higher education
- Europa School an introduction to apprenticeships
- Amazing Apprenticeships Parents Pack
- Apprenticeship Award – We are very proud to be Commended!
- Read about our S4 Study conference organised by Brookes University
- www.studyib.net – Free INTHINKING STUDENT SITES which are designed for self-study and revision.
- Free Y8-13 Subject Enrichment Trinity Talks: Beyond the Classroom – Students can find out more and register directly here: Trinity Talks details & registration.
- Virtual Work Experience and Careers Opportunities with:
- Talk: The University of Oxford and the application process with Q&A for all Pupils in S6, especially those showing potential or expressing an interest in applying to Oxford or Cambridge. For more information email: access.officer@trinity.ox.ac.uk
- Elite Medics LIVE Science Masterclass-Delivered by Medics
- STEM and Medical Sciences work experiences
- Bursaries are available for InvestIN programmes, but limited, therefore allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are interested, contact Mrs Charalambous asap.
- Speakers for Schools Experience – Experience is a ‘Speakers for Schools’ Programme. Launched in 2010 by ITV Political Editor Robert Peston, and supported by the Law Family Charitable Foundation ‘Speakers for Schools’ aims to help level the playing field for state school and college students, by improving access to leading figures of all industries and backgrounds, to engage and inspire them in their ambitions, by providing free school talks and experiences of the workplace. To find out more, visit www.speakersforschools.org – Create an account to access many virtual work experience opportunities.
- NHS Live Virtual Work Experience Programme
Explore different occupations using Careerometer
Careerometer can be used to explore and compare key information about occupations, help you learn about different occupations and identify potential careers.
It provides access to a selection of UK headline data relating to pay, weekly hours of work and future employment prospects for different occupations, as well as description of the occupation.
Simply type in the title of the job you are interested in and the widget provides a series of options from which you can select the most relevant to you. You can then look up another two occupations and compare. You can also select ‘display the UK average’ and compare the information with the occupation you have selected.