1. Y10: Using Careerpilot to find out more about post 16 options
One place for all your careers information.
Y10:
Using Careerpilot to find out more about post 16 options
Introduction slide

2. What is it? One place 11-19 year olds All the choices Decision tools
Explain that Careerpilot is a one stop careers website for 11 – 19 year olds. Helping students to find out about all of their career options. The site also has career choices where they can record the thing THEY are interested in (they need to sign in or register to do this).

3. What did these celebs do before becoming famous?
Worked in GAP
Roof thatcher
Blogger 25M followers
Hip Hop singer
Check
in person at Manchester airport
Joe Sugg
Kanye West
Data shows you are likely to have 10 different jobs by the time you are 42!
Actress Corrie, Our Girl
Quick starter activity to show that you are likely do a range of different jobs in your lifetime. Work experience help students to find out what work is like and to try out something which interests them.
Ask students if they know who each celebrity is, what they do and what they used to do.
Joe Sugg Thatcher to Blogger
Kanye West – worked in GAP as a sales asst. /
Michelle Keegan – Check in person at Manchester Airport
Michelle Keegan

4. Which parts of the site today?
1. Register
3.Job profiles
4. Choices
5. Qualification planner
2. Skills Map
These are some of the highlights of Careerpilot that might be useful to Y10 students

5. Sign in/Register to save your choices
But wait, there’s more…
Sign in/Register to save your choices
Explain that the website can be used to save their choices – they can bookmark pages to come back to later. They can record the jobs that they are interested in etc in Career Tools and record their work experience

6. If an employer asks, “What skills do you have?”, what would you say?
Get your answers ready with the Skills Bank.
Skills Map:
They do quiz, see results, add their own examples and when they apply for work experience or a job/course they can use their examples from the Skills Bank

7. Do you know what job you might like to do?
Show how to use job sectors – students can look at jobs in different sectors or look at jobs that are linked to school subjects or take the job sector quiz if they are unsure what they want to do.

8. Shows the animal job sector and the 3 different sub sector within this sector – animal, agriculture and environmental jobs

9. This shows the animal sector and the different jobs within that sector where students can find out more detail about individual jobs

10. This shows what they can find out about the job and how if students complete the pre 16 skills map they can compare their skills with those required by the job. Also – shows them if certain qualifications or subjects are required to do that job

11. Career Tools linked to Reporting Zone
A reminder that each of their choices and results are saved within their Career Tools (as long as they register on the site)

12. Registered before? Then SIGN IN.
Remember PASSWORD!
The first thing the students should do is register or sign if they have used before, then they can save all your choices as they use the site and see them in a report.
Note to person delivering this session: It is really important that students get back to their previous record if they have already registered before. If they can’t remember what they used you can check it in the Reporting Zone by searching for them in Users. Is they can remember the they used then they can do ‘Forgotten Password’.
ALL STUDENTS SHOULD BE REMINDER TO REMEMBER THEIR PASSWORD AS THEY WILL BE COMING BACK TO CAREERPILOT

13. Students can work through the suggested activities for planning WEX or the Y10 activities

14. 5 suggested activities to get you started1 2
Keep bookmarking your choices
5 suggested activities to get you started 3
There are 4 activities to help with planning for WEX 5 4

15. Did anybody find a job that earns more than £100,000 a year?
Who explored?
Did anybody find a job that earns more than £100,000 a year?
Hands up who is keen on? as on slide.
Pilots can earn up to 140,000 a year when experienced.
Could also ask how much does a teacher earn? £22,917 – £67,305!

16. Report moves up each year
A slide to show the report that is created once the career tools have been completed – moves up with them each year in school
Report moves up each year

17. Tell your family about Careerpilot and also the Parent Zone so they can help you
Worth mentioning that they can show Careerpilot and their report to parents and that there is also a Parent Zone

18. Keep using Careerpilot, bookmarking and reviewing your choices
REMEMBER YOUR PASSWORD!
Keep using Careerpilot, bookmarking and reviewing your choices
Careerpilot can help you until you are 21
Careerpilot.org.uk

19. You could win a £10 Amazon voucher
Careerpilot.org.uk