Local Employers - We need your Expertise!
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At Coombe Boys' School we are busy growing your employees of the future. We need your help to raise their career aspirations, develop their employability skills and learn more about the exciting industries in South West London.
How can you support Coombe Boys' School?
Be part of our Mock interviews with Year 10 or 11 students and help them structure their CVs
Extracurricular clubs and activities
Give an inspiring talk based on your industry or job role
Provide a coaching/mentoring service through a structured programme
Run a hands-on workshop with activities relating to your area of expertise
Be part of our discussions about pathways after school, eg apprenticeships
Help champion specific issues and challenge barriers in the workplace around gender stereotyping, disability etc
Help bring a subject lesson to life by linking it to your industry
Offer a work experience placement for students at you business premises
Become an ambassador supporting employment routes for young people with special educational needs and disabilities and offer a work experience placement that is co-supported by the school
Provide a Supported Internship opportunity
What to expect…
What to expect…
By getting involved you will not only be supporting future workforce development and helping to broaden the minds of the young people but you will also be developing new skills for your staff, forging community links and building a positive profile for your company.
We will support you throughout your visit to us to ensure we maximise the use of your valuable time.
Our Careers Leader is Mr G Jameson will
Be your main point of contact for all enquiries
Organise pre-meets/discussions/information for activities you sing up to
Provide you details of the local arrangements including parking, facilities and our safeguarding policy.
Conduct a short evaluation with you to ensure we are getting things right.
With your permission add you to our network and keep you up to date with future activities.
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