Students

All learners at St Peter’s will:

Take part in a careers programme in Years 7-13 that helps them to:

• Understand their education, training, employment and other progression routes.
• Develop the skills they need to plan and manage their own personal development and career progression.
• Access relevant information and learning from careers activities including meeting employers and training providers and experience of work.
• Track their individual progression in employability and digital skills to help them be improve their prospects of success.
• Offer feedback and ideas on how to improve the careers programme.

Have access to, and support with, using careers information that is:

• Easy to find and available at convenient times and in convenient locations, including online signposting
• Clearly labelled, referenced and comprehensive, giving details of all progression opportunities and associated support arrangements such as financial help.
• Unbiased and up to date.

Obtain careers guidance that is:

• Impartial
• Confidential
• Focused on individual needs and fit for purpose
• Supportive of equal opportunities
• Provided by people with relevant training and expertise

Parents and Carers

All parents and carers can expect to:

• Discuss their children’s progress and future careers prospects with the Careers Adviser if requested.
• Have access to impartial online careers resources to help support their child at home.
• Offer feedback and ideas on how to improve the careers programme.
• Receive invitations to take part in careers events, thereby contributing to the careers programme.