…when they grow up. The winners, runners-up and their career role models: Entries and some additional information from the children were analysed and the findings published in our Drawing the…
…of the working world and to explore its breath. If pupils are clustering around a small number of career ambitions like they might run after a football, it’s not a…
…while in school or college makes a significant difference to how well they do in the world of work in their twenties. Education and Employers Research works closely with the…
…perceptions on how schools and colleges could have better prepared them for the working world The study finds: Young adults would have welcomed greater preparation for the working world from…
…the world of work. The survey asks 250 primary schools heads and teaches across England about their opinions on career learning in primary and its impact. Headline findings: The majority…
…7–8 age groups. The findings refute the common claim that the young child’s world is detached from the world of work. Consequently, the role of parents and educators may be…
…Inspiring the Future allow schools and volunteers to play a vital role in introducing young people to the world of work and giving them a better understanding of the options…
…Over 3.5 million interactions between young people and volunteers from the world of work have already taken place. The charity runs Inspiring Governance the free governor recruitment and support service….
…the Chief Inspector of Schools, Sir Michael Wilshaw http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-38155858 highlights the need to do more to inspire young people and give them access to role models in Liverpool and neighbouring…
…been viewed over 100 million times worldwide and shows how volunteers from the world of work visiting primary schools can help challenge ingrained social, ethnic and gender stereotypes, broaden horizon…
