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National Careers Week

National Careers Week is a chance for young people to learn more about career opportunities giving them a better understanding of their choices after school, whether that’s university, apprenticeships, or other career paths, helping them make informed decisions about their future.

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The Parents' Guide to National Careers Week 2025

3-8 March 2025 |  2025 EDITION 

We’re thrilled to share The Parents’ Guide to National Careers Week, created in partnership with National Careers Week: a free guide outlining vocational options after GCSE and sixth form.

 

#NCW2025 gives parents a chance to learn more about different careers paths their teens can take. Find out what’s available, what will suit your teen best, and where each option could lead. Download here:

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"Parental engagement is a powerful lever for raising achievement in schools"
Harris & Goodall, University of Warwick
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The Parents' Guide to Green Careers Week 2024

4th-9th November 2024

Now in its third year, Green Careers Week will take place between 4 and 9 November 2024 to provide young people with an insight into careers that protect the environment.  

 

Led by Green Careers Week, in partnership with a wide range of organisations including the Department for Education, Green Careers Week is an inspiring week, with plenty of information on how young people can get involved with green careers. Find out more. 
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"The effect of parental engagement over a student's school career is equivalent to adding two or three years to that student's education"
John Hattie, research paper

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Meet the founders: Vanessa and Darius first met working in a school. Darius taught sixth formers and parents would catch him after school, asking him what they could do to help their teenage children make the right choices.

 

We looked online to find what resources were available specifically for parents and were surprised that, given how much information there was for children, there was very little guidance for parents. So we decided to write our first guide, and this marked the start of The Parents’ Guide to …​   

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