Careers and CEIAG

 

Careers Education Information Advice and Guidance

 

Careers Leader – Karen Revill – contact Karen on 01642 811350

 

Careers Policy Documents

Provider Access Policy
Careers Policy 
Work Experience Policy

To see what career related visits we’ve been on lately, click here

IAG Personal Guidance Strategy

Click here for our Personal Guidance Strategy 2023 -24

Careers Programme and Provision

Click here for Careers Map Primary

Click here for Careers Map Secondary

Click here for Careers Map Sixth form

Click here for CEIAG Programme and outcomes

Careers Calendar and Events

Click here for the Careers CEIAG overview KS3-5

Date Events
Sept – Dec 2023 IAG support meetings with Beverley 2024 Leavers and year 11 students. Provision planning
11/9/23 ongoing Start of voluntary community work experience with TVWT
11/9/23 ongoing Internal work experience/ enterprises – A* toasties, Staff lunches, Cafe Vi (prep and service) and The Car Wash
11/9/23 ongoing Individual internal work experience
19/9/23 ongoing Priory Woods School work experience placement
21/9/23 Hartlepool Power Station EDF visit – LMI and working with employers. 
25/10/23 Askham Bryan College visit
07/11/23-12/12/23 North Tees Hospital work experience placement
07/11/23 Middlesbrough LA SEND careers Fayre – FE provision, Supported Internship and apprenticeship options
07/11/23 (6 weeks) Eco Shop – work experience placement
09/11/23 (12 weeks) Middlesbrough Wellness Centre work experience placement
09/11/23 (6 weeks) Middlesbrough Football Club – work experience placement
14/11/23 Middlesbrough College visit including apprenticeships and T levels
21/11/23 Middlesbrough Football Club – enterprise visit
21/11/23 Music careers event at Middlesbrough Town Hall
23/11/23 Middlesbrough College visit including apprenticeships and T levels
29/11/23 Wendy Gosling – DWP Getting ready for work and LMI discussions with students
29/11/23 Young Enterprise Business advisor visit to launch the young enterprise Inspiring Futures Project
30/11/23 Stockton Riverside College visit – including apprenticeships and T levels
December ongoing Specialist IAG and ongoing support with Beverley 2024 Leavers. Transition planning
05/12/23 Middlesbrough College visit including apprenticeships and T levels
08/12/23 Prior Pursglove College visit including Supported Internships
09/12/23 Redcar & Cleveland College visit – including apprenticeships and T levels
11/12/23 Middlesbrough LA SEN celebration – advocation for Autism
Spring term Thursday mornings Year 13 IAG interviews
10/01/24 FE visit to Prior Pursglove
17/01/24 FE visit to Askham Bryan
23/01/24 FE visit to TTE
24/01/24 Work experience placement Wellness Centre
31/01/24 Careers week – staff training
01/02/24 Preparation for adulthood and supported internship event
06/02/24 Work experience placements start at St Oswold’s community church
04/03/24 – 08/03/24 National Careers Week. Crash landing alien invasion
06/03/24 Wendy Gosling DWP – Support for work, equalities act and reasonable adjustments at work
13/03/24 Middlesbrough Careers Fayre
18/03/24 Taster sessions Prior Pursglove
21/03/24 Victoria Jones EA workshop on Growth Mindset

 

 Gatsby Benchmarks

Click here for The Gatsby Benchmarks

Preparation for Adulthood

Click here for the PfA model

Better off in Work Guide

Information for parents, students, employers and voluntary organisations

Click here for information for students, parents and carers

Middlesbrough College Open Events – click here

Stockton Riverside College Open Events – click here

Redcar & Cleveland College Open Events – click here

Askham Bryan Open Events – click here

Prior Pursglove College Open Events – click here

Click here for information for employers, education, career and transition support providers

T-Levels newsletter – click here

Bursary Support for University

Next step to a career in the armed forces

Careers Champion – Karen Revill – https://www.careersandenterprise.co.uk/who-we-are/careers-champions/our-careers-champions/karen-revill-beverley-school/

Useful careers related links

 

Learn Live webinars – TVCA will be delivering webinars to students on the following areas, please save the dates in your diary, you can now book for the armed forces and emergency services sessions.  A great opportunity for young people  to find out more about these sectors and ask employers questions, register here https://learnliveuk.com/partner/tees-valley-combined-authority/

Labour Market Information (LMI)
 
Please click here  for local labour market information and employment trends and information in our local and surrounding areas.

Further Education Open Day – Tuesday, March 19th
Middlesbrough, College-Level Campus , 5:30 pm onwards , Target Audience: Secondary School Pupils – Book here

 

 

Discover the vast opportunities in the creative industries at our Middlesbrough Campus, an Ofsted OUTSTANDING college, will be open for curated tours and informational sessions.

We welcome students from all year groups who have a passion for creativity, as well as their parents. It’s a fantastic chance to learn about the diverse pathways available in the creative sector.

 

Apprentiships

Difference between App-Traineeships-T’levels

T-Level-Digital-Toolkit

icould.com uses the power of personal stories to inform young people’s career choices.Free and simple to use, icould.com features over 1000 videos of people talking about their careers – explaining their job role, career path, and how different factors have shaped their direction. Exploring these real-life stories through a range of videos which can be filtered by job type or subject and discover opportunities you may not have known about before. Take the Buzz Quiz, which encourages self-reflection and explores links between personality and work – https://icould.com/explore/

Support for our Careers programme

Are you a local Employer or Business owner? Could you help us with a small amount of you time?

As part of our careers and preparation for employment programme we are keen to introduce the students to a wide and varied range of employment options.

Part of this, importantly, involves developing a real knowledge of opportunities in different employment sectors.

Our students respond well to opportunities to learn from adults who could come and talk to them in an informal way about different job roles for example:

  • what their job involves
  • what a typical day looks like
  • what qualifications / or training is needed
  • what are the most rewarding and also challenging aspects of the role.

If you are an employer we would also like to ask for your support in helping students understand and develop their employability skills.  If either as an employee or employer, this is something you feel you could help us with in any small way or could offer 30 minutes or so of your time to  talk about your role, we would love to hear from you. Please contact Karen Revill at Krevill@beverleyschool.org.uk or call on 01642 811350