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What is PSHE?
What is PSHE?
Personal, Social, Health and Econmic (PSHE) Education isn’t just a box-ticking exercise. It is the practical toolkit for navigating adult life and designed to support you in handling everything else that life and work can throw at you.
Building universal skills
Building universal skills
No matter the career path you choose technical skills are only part of the equation. Employers consistently look for candidates who can navigate real-world workplace dynamics,
Understanding Cultures
Understanding Cultures
You learn how to collaborate effectively across diverse teams, respect different perspectives, and communicate professionally with clients and colleagues from all backgrounds.
Decision Making
Decision Making
Citizenship topics give you a clearer grasp of rights and responsibilities, helping you make informed, ethical decisions in your industry.
Resillience
Resillience
Managing workplace stress, setting boundaries, and maintaining your well-being are key to long-term career success and avoiding burnout.
Standing out at Interviews
Standing out at Interviews
At a job interview, the critical thinking, cultural awareness, and emotional intelligence you build in PSHE will help you stand out far more than a list of grades alone.
Navigating your personal life
Navigating your personal life
Outside of work, life in the modern world is fast-paced and occasionally overwhelming. PSHE covers the essential topics that directly affect your day-to-day personal life and well-being.
Health and Mental Wellbeing
Health and Mental Wellbeing
You gain realistic strategies for looking after your physical and mental health, managing stress during high-pressure moments, and maintaining online safety.
Exploring Safe Relationships
Exploring Safe Relationships
PSHE provides a space to explore what healthy relationships look like, how to recognise exploitation, and how to protect yourself and others online and offline.
Citizenship and Social Responsibility
Citizenship and Social Responsibility
Learning about citizenship helps you understand your rights, form well-reasoned opinions on current events, and feel confident speaking up about issues that matter to you.
Personal Development TOols
Personal Development TOols
Explore the tools we have below to help support your Personal Development.
Navigate
Navigate
Navigate is the platform we use at college to document to support your Personal Development. It is a great way of recording skills development during your studies during:
Work Placement
Employer Engagement
Careers Meetings
Enrichment Activities
This tool will help when you are applying for your next steps in education or finding work, as well as helping you to create your CV by recording all relevant activities.
Everyday Life Skills (ELS)
Everyday Life Skills (ELS)
You can also access the Everyday Life Skills site to support you with issues that may arise in everyday life in and outside college.
The site includes links to internal support, but also houses information and signposting on a wide range of topics:
Money
Work and Careers
Home
Body and Mind
Relationships
Society and Being Me
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