Workshops to support those producing careers information for young people.
A half day workshop run in partnership with Engineering UK and the Centre for Science Education led STEM Subject Choice and Careers project. The workshop discussed the results of work looking at best practice in producing careers information and ways to utilize other careers projects to maximize the reach of your information and materials. Through these discussions and highlighting examples of best practice we hope to assist organisations in deciding how to priortise the information they produce and make the most efficient use of their budget or resources.
The programme for the day and the presentations given can be downloaded below.
Workshop programme (pdf 19KB)
Examples of best practice? - Pat Morton, Kate Wright, Centre for Science Education (ppt 1.6MB)
Careers resources mapping handout (doc 900KB)
Reaching a wider audience through partnership - Nicola Hannam, Science Council (ppt 1.2MB)
Supporting the careers workforce - Catherine Teague, Engineering UK (ppt 2.2MB)
Young people's access to careers IAG, changes and challenges - Claire Nix, Babcock International Group (ppt 2.6MB)
The Big Bang 2011 - Jeremy Buckle, The Big Bang Education CIC (ppt 6.5MB)
The aim of this workshop was to build on the network surrounding the Careers from Science project to share learning across the community, encourage collaboration and ultimately to raise the standard of the careers materials we all produce. Around 40 delegates from a wide range of organisations attended.
The programme for the day and the presentations given can be downloaded below.
Workshop Programme (pdf 72KB)
Best Practice Discussion Summary (pdf 18KB)
Careers Materials for Schools - Derry-Anne Hammond (ppt 0.8MB)
Careers from Science update - Nicola Hannam (ppt 301KB)
IOP Careers Resources - Daniel Sandford-Smith (ppt 5.4MB)
RSC Careers Material - Gemma Tobiasen (ppt 14MB)