Careers & Pathways
Careers & Pathways
#LookBeyond
#LookBeyond
We are here to support you in exploring the current and future opportunities available to you.
Whether you want to continue onto further education, embark on an apprenticeship or engage in the world of work, we can provide the access to opportunities and experiences you need to make the leap from Dunblane High School into your future.
Using the links, you can explore the services available to you in school and access national materials such as My World of Work.
Skills Development Scotland
Skills Development Scotland
Skills Development Scotland is Scotland’s Careers Service. Skills Development Scotland offers careers advice, guidance and information to pupils in school, and to people of all ages in Scotland.
Skills Development Scotland can offer free and impartial advice on education, training, careers and jobs.
Tony Boyle is the Careers Adviser for Dunblane High School. You will find him in the Pupil Support Centre if you wish to meet with him about your future pathways.
Advice for Parents and Carers
Advice for Parents and Carers
When it comes to making career decisions, you’re one of the first people your child will turn to for help. Use My World of Work to access reliable and accurate careers information and advice to help you to support the child in your life through those big career decisions. You can also meet with the school Careers Adviser at parent’s evenings.
Leaving school?
Leaving school?
Careers Advice and support to access opportunities is also available from Skills Development Scotland for school leavers. We have a dedicated post school team to work with school leavers to help support them with their next steps. Your local Centre is at 66 Upper Craig’s, Stirling, FK8 2DS. You can drop in between 9-5 Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri and from 10:30am-5pm on a Wednesday or phone 01786 462036 for an appointment.
Please contact Mr Henderson or Mrs Jackson if you intend on leaving school at the end of this year so that they can support you with this.
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