Careers Information

Young people will often look to parents, guardians, siblings and other family members for careers advice and guidance as their first experience of work and careers is based on what they witness at home. Having said that, post 16 and post 18 options is an ever-changing landscape and there are so many opportunities out there that young people can explore and consider, and in order to support them effectively we need to be aware of them as well.

We have subscribed to Unifrog and Skills Builder to help our students in preparing for their next steps. We advise that you take time to explore the resources available to students, when they log in. You can access the Skills Builder page without logging in.

This link will take you directly to the Skills Builder page that is designed to give advice to parents/guardians on helping their child develop essential skills.

Unifrog is a whole-school careers and destinations platform used by 2,500+ schools across the globe. It also allows students to compare apprenticeships, School Leaver Programmes, and Further Education courses in the UK, as well as MOOCs worldwide.

In addition, we have curated some websites that you can use to help you support your child. Please click on each logo to visit the website.

A website that gives advice on how to support school leavers at 16.

Parents’/guardians’ toolkit for supporting your child with careers advice and guidance.

This article offers top tips on how parents/guardians can support their child with planning for the future.

A guide designed to help parents/guardians of a child aged 11 to 24 who are thinking about their future career and what can be done to improve their opportunities.

This website provides lots of resources and information dedicated to helping parents/guardians support students applying to university.

At Youth Employment UK they provide expert careers advice for parents/guardians who want to help their child understand and explore their next steps.