HOW WE WILL KEEP YOU INFORMED

PARENTS & CARERS

• Advising you of up and coming activities
• Inviting you to information evenings
• Notifying you when your child has a career guidance interview
• Asking you to talk to small groups of students about your work role
• Inviting your comments on our careers programme and careers provision
• Notifying you when we have acted on your feedback
• Being available at parents evenings and other events so you can ask career-related questions
• Providing you with information on aspects such as apprenticeships and qualifications

We will do this through Parent Mail and our careers webpage 

STUDENTS

• Arranging career-related events and activities
• Asking employers, training providers, colleges and universities to come and speak to you
• Advising you of local opportunities
• Inviting you to comment on events and activities
• Letting you know when we have acted on your feedback
• Emailing you your career action plan when you have had a career guidance interview
• Being available at parents evenings and other events so you can ask career-related questions

We will do this through, assemblies, PSHE days, form-time, posters, notices, careers activities and events, parents’ evenings, the School Leadership Team and the College Council, our careers webpage, plasma screens and the termly newsletter.

STAFF

• Advising you of career-related activities and events so that you can better support students’ career learning within the curriculum
• Arranging career-related activities to support your CPD
• Providing you with career-related information and resources relevant to your subject area
• Supporting you at parents evenings
• Inviting you to comment on events and activities
• Letting you know when we have acted on your feedback
• Acting on your referrals and advising you of outcomes

We will do this through form-time, posters, notices, staff email, our career webpage, faculty and other meetings and weekly bulletins.