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Students need to know how to find out the facts when it comes to researching their future options and specifically the careers they have in mind. There are lots of ways in which they can access the right support and resources to investigate the world of work and all of the opportunities out there but they have to take ownership and allocate time to do this! Our fantastic resources help encourage them to make the most of all of the help that’s out there whether it’s online or simply going to make an appointment with their Careers Adviser at school or college. If you would like Shaping Futures to deliver a session on this to your class please contact your HEPA or use our booking form.
As educational professionals we have first hand experience that the route to your ideal career is not always a straight-forward one. This video will highlight graduate success stories. These graduates did not arrive at university with a career in mind, but did find something they loved doing along the way!
These resources will help learners to understand the importance of careers research and where they can access support. We can offer accompanying sessions to deliver this information in more detail, contact your HEPA or use our booking form to find out more.
This is a helpful introduction to explain what we mean by ‘Careers’ and why it’s important to them. Students are introduced to the idea of accessing support at school and college with an overview of what to expect from a meeting with their Careers Adviser. Your students will be encouraged to look at the Careers section on the school or college website as part of a short activity.
This helps to explain what is meant by the term Careers Research and works well with a research activity. This can be delivered as a session and aims to guide students through the process of researching their interests, making links between their current and planned qualifications and future options.
The key to careers research is starting early to fully explore your choices before decision making. This information sheet will cover common misconceptions about careers advice, with the aim of providing learners with the confidence to seek support early.
We'll take you on a virtual tour of what careers advice and guidance you can expect if you go onto Higher Education. You might be surprised at how universities will support you with your entry to the job market!
These activities can be completed in school or used as homework to encourage independent learning.
This is a simple task allowing students to fact find and use online research tools.
We have collated some of the best websites to use for researching pathway options.