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Read more >This is an important part of the curriculum and it is of the utmost importance that all young people should be encouraged and supported to move towards a working life which is right for them; will be enjoyable as well as provide economic well-being.
This is an important part of the curriculum and it is of the utmost importance that all young people should be encouraged and supported to move towards a working life which is right for them; will be enjoyable as well as provide economic well-being.
Each student, at Beverley High School , should expect Information, advice and guidance as an entitlement and know what resources are available to make this happen. In moving from adolescence to adulthood, all young people will need to develop:
Why do they need to develop these things? No-one can escape the rapid pace of development and change in the working world; all young people must recognise and embrace these changes. Within ten years of leaving school, many of them will be working with technology and/or in jobs that have not yet been invented.
Being flexible, willing to move into new or different occupations and having an enthusiasm for continuing training and learning throughout life are the key factors in determining future success. Encouraging positive recognition of this must begin in school.
The IAG programme at Beverley High School will be based on recognised learning outcomes and will include:
Currently the school addresses this in the following ways:-
Good liaison is maintained with the career service and a Personal Advisor from the careers service who is allocated to the school is in regular weekly attendance and attends parent’s consultation events.
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Year 10 & 11
Visiting speakers from the local employers, the Services, Apprenticeships service and other relevant people is a regular feature of the Year 11 programme and inform students of the opportunities available post 16.
Representatives from business and industry attend school to support and participate in a planned range of “Industry/Enterprise” days and events such as Entrepreneur day in the Autumn Term of Y10.
The school supports students in finding out about the post 16 opportunities available through use of relevant websites and online careers guidance programme and they are taught to use this during the Welbeing days and Form time in year 9 and given further opportunities again in years 10 &11.
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