Young Careers Working together to shape young futures.

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Young Careers Working together to shape young futures

Today About Reed in Partnership Youth employment research Importance of engaging employers Young Careers programme

Reed in Partnership National provider of public services, drawing on over 50 years of the Reed family of businesses’ recruitment experience.

Our youth programmes Young Career s

Young People and Employment

What sources do young people find useful?

Careers advice

Views of young people

Preferred destinations for young people Source: YouGov

Improving careers advice Less narrowly focused on university route Promote ‘high ability’ apprentices Begin at an earlier age Prioritise with “whole school approach” rather than isolated sessions Involve parents in discussions about future careers Government reshuffle provides opportunity to streamline

Employer engagement

Young Careers programme Pilot programme funded by Skills Funding Agency Geographic cluster (Barnet & Enfield) and an employer sector- based cluster (ICT Excellence) – 6 schools in each Complement existing support from National Careers Service & Careers and Enterprise Company Aim to have lasting impact beyond pilot period

What are we trying to achieve? Research methods to support schools to deliver better careers advice Increase number of employer/pupil interactions Inspire young people to consider new careers Build confidence of engaging with business Ensure that teachers provide informed guidance Focus advice on emerging IT sector

Employer ‘Young Career Champions’ Develop a brand employers enthusiastic to engage with Flexible programme tailored to individual businesses As little as an hour every few months Careers Fairs, Employer talks, Employer Workshops, Open Days & Employer visits

A modern careers solution Supported by Engagement Manager and Careers Officers Multi-model with online resource accessible 24/7 Pilot includes running research projects to test new methods

Get involved Join our exciting pilot project and help shape future careers advice Andrew Mackenzie Policy & Research Manager e: k t: