Benchmark 7: Encounters with further and higher education

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Benchmark 7: Encounters with further and higher education Claudia Harris, CEO, The Careers & Enterprise Company Christine Hodgson, Chair, The Careers & Enterprise Company

Encounters with further and higher education Benchmark 7 Encounters with further and higher education Emma McDermott, Assistant Vice Principal Careers Leader

Castle View Enterprise Academy

Our Journey – Starting Point Ad hoc ‘Patchy’ Opportunistic / ‘add on’ Focused on year 11 Lack of understanding (staff & parents / carers)

Our Journey – Existing Provision Careers fairs Campus visits Training provider visits Year 11 FE workshops & visit HE ‘events’ and ‘activities’

Our Journey – Developing Provision Curriculum links (BM4) FE / HE subject links ‘What can I do with …’ Progression routes Masterclasses Campus visits (focused)

Our Journey – Developing Provision Year 7 to 11 programme KS3 – inspire KS4 – prepare Parents / carers SEND Use of destination data

Our Journey Continues … Staff CPD Year 11 Pathways To Success Careers talks (BM2, BM5) Alumni Subject evenings

Our Journey – (Some of our) Partners

Our Journey – The Impact Ad hoc  Strategic Add on  Embedded Integrated into curriculum Focused on best interest of the student Student engagement Student aspiration Staff development Destination data