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A report of research commissioned by Gatsby into school and college leadership teams' experiences of career guidance during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In June 2020, we submitted a response to the House of Commons Education Select Committee enquiry into the impact of covid-19 on education and children's services, focusing on careers and practical science. Our response can be read in full here.
A report, co-funded by Gatsby and The Careers & Enterprise Company, based on a survey of 750 Careers leaders in secondary schools in England which took place in March and April 2019. The role of the Careers Leader is the cornerstone of ensuring that every young person has the career guidance they need. The government’s Careers Strategy recognised the importance of this role and signalled a major shift in the prominence of career guidance in schools and colleges. The schools of the Careers Leaders who participated are broadly representative of all state-funded secondary schools in England, including special schools.
This briefing provides an update on the Gatsby Foundation’s work on securing the next ten years of career guidance for young people.
The Rt Hon Robert Halfon MP, Minister of State at the Department for Education, visited Churchill Community College in North Tyneside on Monday 26 September to see how our Good Career Guidance Benchmarks pilot, in partnership with the North East LEP, is helping young people in the region make better and more informed decisions about their future careers.
The Careers & Enterprise Company, in partnership with Gatsby, have launched Compass, a new, free online tool for schools to evaluate and monitor improvements in their careers education against eight nationally recognised benchmarks.
