…chance to comment and tell us which future scenario you think is the most likely. Speakers included: Brittany Singh Williams, Global Shaper and Educational Strategist, Jamaica Peter Ssenkusu, Principal of…
…different scenarios describing what education might look like in the future, and then discuss what each scenario might mean for students. We will then give you a chance to comment…
…learning about them through their family, their community, TV, films or books. The top five roles chosen by girls were: Teacher, Vet, Doctor, Hairdresser, Police Officer. And by boys: Police…
…demonstrating impact requires the operational support and funding to drive comparison group trials. Such trials, if a priority for funders, can be embarked on with confidence, with research able to…
…with personalised, impartial and timely information and support to make meaningful decisions about their lives. In responding to individual, family and community needs, offering a professional service via a diversity…
…two thirds (66%) saying many more would do so. The most common barrier, cited by 48% of providers unable to offer the extension, was not having enough physical space, followed…
…The service enables schools to access a wide range of skilled volunteers from diverse backgrounds who are committed to making a difference. Our charity will be providing an even greater…
…Department for Education; Anna Frazer, Head of Business Partnerships at Careers and Enterprise Company; Gaia Marcus, Head of Engagement – Civil Service Reform for the Cabinet Office; Arturo Trujillo, Lead…
…evidence of the impact of career-related learning in primary schools. “Our Future is building interpersonal skills such as problem-solving, teamwork, communication. Also, considering future careers that may have not otherwise…
…having a dream and a role model. The winners of the ‘Jobs of the Future’ competition were then invited onto the stage to collect their prizes and to share their…
