GOOD CAREER GUIDANCE: THE NEXT TEN YEARS
After nearly two years of extensive research and consultation, the Gatsby Benchmarks have been updated for 2024 and beyond.
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Delivering Technical Education
Technical education offers young people a clear route from school into rewarding technician occupations, and progression to higher education for those who wish to study further before entering employment. The implementation of the Sainsbury Review recommendations will bring a step-change in the quality of technical education provision in England.
Good Career Guidance for Adults
Adults in England deserve a high-quality careers guidance system to help them navigate the ever-changing world of work. Our aim is to assist in improving and simplifying the guidance available to adults in this country, we recognise that in order for an adult to make better quality careers decisions they must have access to a trusted and effective career guidance infrastructure.
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New analysis shows destinations of second cohort of T-level students
T-levels open more doors for young people to employment, higher education and apprenticeships.
A report released today, T-level Thursday, shows T-levels opening more doors for young people to employment, higher education and apprenticeships. Data on the destinations of 1,202 of the T-level students who completed their course in 2023 (35% of the total cohort) showed that: 28% progressed into employment 11% progressed to an apprenticeship, including degree apprenticeship
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Government continues to support Good Career Guidance
Last week, the new Government confirmed its intention to include the refined Gatsby Benchmarks in statutory guidance. Here, Gatsby's Head of Career Programmes, Beth Jones welcomes the announcement.
On 18 November Gatsby was delighted to launch the Good Career Guidance: The Next 10 Years report, including the updated Gatsby Benchmarks for 2024 and beyond. It was a moment to celebrate the energy and expertise of thousands of stakeholders who are working to improve careers guidance for young people, and the hundreds who supported the review process. I am pleased to say that Th
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