…Sir Roy Anderson to chair an independent advisory group to investigate concerns around the lack of readiness of 18-year-old students for the world of work or further study. The Advisory…
Our technology enables schools to connect with inspirational volunteers from the world of work quickly and easily, revolutionising the way in which young people and children get insights into exciting…
By The Edge Foundation Within the world of academic education, a huge amount of debate and work has taken place over recent decades to look at underlying questions about its…
Our team believes that every young person deserves to have encounters with people from the world of work to help them reach their potential in school and beyond. Based in…
By Department for Education (published August 2018) The UK Employer Skills Survey (ESS) is one of the largest business surveys in the world, with the data in this report based…
…and what good careers provision looks like. The Young Careers service takes a whole school approach in building sustainable employer/school relationships and engaging students with volunteers from the world of…
…how public and private institutions view recent changes to post-16 provision and explore how they are adapting to ensure learners are prepared for the world of work. This report presents…
…‘Over-skilled and Underused’ report, the RSA and the World Economic Forum’s perspectives on the future of work, and finally the Edge Foundation’s investigation and case study on labour shortages and…
…can help benefit young people by offering them an insight into the world of work, develop employability skills and improve long-term careers outcomes, such as wage-premiums, employability and a reduction…
…chance to ask these volunteers an assortment of questions about the world of work and apprenticeships. The students all had an opportunity to speak to a number of apprentices, former…
