1 Services to: Young People and Students in Compulsory and Full Time Education Key Partners – Schools and Employers

2 Our objective Is to ensure that careers education and guidance links effectively with support for the delivery of work related education so that all young people have access to a coherent programme of support that enables them to make realistic decisions on learning and career options

3 Changing Environment learning pathways measure Options menu Teachers’ workload agreement Rarely cover Changing roles

4 Facts and Figures 28 mainstream secondary schools 5 independent schools 8 special schools 1 sixth form college 2 further education colleges

5 Partnership agreement Careers advisers, education business advisers and specialist advisers who work with pupils with learning difficulties and disabilities manage their work through the partnership agreement

6 Some group sessions may take place on the Careers Wales bus

7 Work experience

8 Enterprise activity To help develop employability skills pupils engage in experiential learning using business and enterprise as the context.

9 Dynamo Role Models Pupils receive presentations from entrepreneurs who runs successful businesses in Wales.

10 Hands-on employer supported activity

11 Mentoring and mock interviews

12 Support for primary schools Curriculum development in primary schools encourages pupils to be creative, to work in groups and learn new skills

13 Careers and the World of Work Framework Careers Wales provides specialist support to key partners that are contributing to lifelong learning eg by providing training and consultancy to teachers in implementing the Careers and the World of Work framework

14 Professional development placements for teachers

15 Facts and Figures 13,406 individual interviews 1884 group sessions 36,000 pupils participate in education business activities 6,500 work experience placements 3000 employers on our database

16 Our Mission Developing People Through Lifelong Career Planning