LADY MANNERS SCHOOL CAREER, EMPLOYABILITY AND ENTERPRISE POLICY
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1 LADY MANNERS SCHOOL CAREER, EMPLOYABILITY AND ENTERPRISE POLICY Final - Governors 17 November 2016
2 AIMS STATEMENT At Lady Manners School we strive to attain the highest standards in our work, have respect for others and develop our individual talents. These principles underpin school's approach to developing Career, Employability and Enterprise (CEE) skills in our students so that they can look forward with confidence to the future choices they will make. This is essential in a global economy where career pathways are becoming ever more dynamic and international and are demanding increasingly higher levels of skill. The school adopts a whole school approach to CEE and this is reflected in the School Strategic Improvement Plan. As well as discrete CEE activities planned through the Careers and PSHE departments and Sixth Form, all curriculum areas are encouraged to identify and promote CEE activity and to identify and develop CEE outcomes within the contexts of their curricular frameworks. 1. HOW IS CEE DEFINED? CEE learning outcomes for students are best expressed by 3 different frameworks: 1.1 The CDI Framework for Careers, Employability and Enterprise Education Career Learning - Appendix 1 A career is a pathway through life, learning and work both paid and unpaid. The main themes for this are: Development through career, employability and enterprise education - which includes self awareness, self assessment and self improvement as a learner. Learning about careers and the world of work which includes - exploring careers and career development, investigating work and working life, understanding business and industry, investigating jobs and labour market information (LMI), valuing equality, diversity and inclusion, learning about safe working practices and environments. Developing career management and employability skills - making the most of careers information, advice and guidance, preparing for employability, showing initiative and enterprise, developing personal financial capability, identifying choices and opportunities, planning and deciding, handling applications and interviews and managing changes and transitions. 1.2 The D2N2 Employability Outcomes Framework - Appendix 2 Employability describes the skills, attitudes and behaviours that students need to develop to embark on rewarding career pathways. Employability is Page 1 Final - Governors 17 November 2016
3 defined at Lady Manners School through the following D2N2 employability goals. All students should be: Self Motivated (developing strengths and work ready skills) Self-Assured (positive self presentation) Aspirational (have high expectations) Informed of all the different routes into a career Experienced with the work environment Achieving qualifications valued by employers and maximising their potential Accountable (being responsible and having a strong work ethic) Resilient (able to listen to advice and learn from successes and mistakes) Entrepreneurial (being creative and determined make things happen) Co-operative (developing strong people, team work and communication skills) 1.3 PSHE 'Learning Outcomes' framework for Key Stage 3 and 4 4 which include Enterprise and Financial Capability outcomes as part of Economic Wellbeing. Enterprise is a skill and an attitude of mind. It is the willingness of an individual to take risks, show initiative, make things happen and undertake new ventures. 2. POLICY CONTEXT 2.1 National Policy Context CEE at Lady Manners School meets the requirements of statutory legislation and guidance as detailed by: Section 43 and 45 of the Education Act 1997 as amended by the section 42a of the Education Act 'From September 2012, all schools have a statutory duty to secure independent and impartial careers guidance to students and this currently includes all students in Years Careers Guidance must be impartial and include information on the range of education or training options at the end of each Key Stage and promote the best interests of the students to whom it is given.' DfE Statutory Guidance on the Provision of Career Guidance underpinned by the Government's Career Strategy Key points include: Active promotion of the involvement of employers in the school CEE curriculum to support curriculum activity and personal support in making choices. Page 2 Final - Governors 17 November 2016
4 Promoting the full range of post 14, post 16 and post 18 opportunities and work actively with other agencies such as Jobcentre Plus, National Careers Service, FE colleges and Training Providers. Targeted support for SEND and disadvantaged students. Strong monitoring and evaluation of Career Guidance and related activity including active use of destination data. Involving an Enterprise Adviser in the development of the CEE curriculum. Developing a programme based upon the 8 Gatsby Benchmarks - Appendix DfE advice on the provision of Post-16 study programmes. 2.2 Regional and Local Policy Context D2N2 - Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Local Enterprise Partnership D2N2's vision is for a more prosperous, better connected and increasingly resilient and competitive economy. The D2N2 'Skills for Growth' strategy is a shared understanding of local skills and business needs and contains a Framework. Lady Manners School aligns itself with the Peak 11 Headteacher Group in fully subscribing to the principles and outcomes of this framework Derbyshire County Council (DCC) Youth Employment Strategy Lady Manners School also supports Derbyshire County Council's Youth Employment Strategy which aims to "equip all young people with the skills and qualifications to successfully enter the labour market". We recognise the DCC definition of CEIAG as 'In-depth programmes and activities of learning for young people to develop career and employability skills using a variety of accessible resources, supported by a trained adviser or occupational expert qualified in providing guidance to help explore options, decision making techniques and to understand the assortment of information to manage their career and life pathway.' 3 IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SCHOOL'S STRATEGY FOR CEE Page 3 Final - Governors 17 November 2016
5 3.1 School Plan There is a plan for CEE which is updated annually and made available to all students and parents. 3.2 Entitlement Statements Entitlement to CEE statements are developed for each Key Stage and reviewed annually. 3.3 D2N2 Employability Goals - Appendix 5 These goals underpin all CEE work and provide a framework against which student progress toward 'employability' can be measured. 3.4 Curriculum Audit There is an tri-annual audit of current provision across all key stages in all curriculum areas to ensure that students have the opportunity of achieving the relevant D2N2 goals and that school is fulfilling all its statutory requirements. 3.5 Staff Development All staff contribute to CEE through their roles as tutors and subject teachers. The training and support needs of staff involved in co-ordinating, delivering and supporting CEIAG and CEE are identified and met through the CPD programme. 3.6 Impartial and Independent Career Guidance Career Guidance is independent and impartial and meets the statutory duty to provide access to Career Guidance across Years Guidance provided by the Head of Career and Employability and is supplemented by access to both external career advice from a matrix accredited company and by employers and alumni. Guidance is universal and is focussed at key transition points. All staff who deliver Career Guidance hold a level 6 accredited qualification and are members of the Career Development Institute (CDI) and adhere to the CDI Code of Ethics. 3.7 Enterprise Adviser Page 4 Final - Governors 17 November 2016
6 Lady Manners School works closely to the agenda of the Career and Enterprise Company and works with an Enterprise Adviser to monitor the impact of employability and enterprise activity across school. 3.8 Access to all Learning Opportunities All students and parents have access to information and advice on the full range of post 14, post 16 and post 18 opportunities through a dedicated website for Career and Work Experience as well as dedicated resources in the Career Library and through career events. 3.9 Involving Employers The school is committed to involving employers and outside agencies in the development and delivery of CEE activities. Partners include the Schools Enterprise Adviser local and national employers, alumni, Rotary, Derbyshire Enterprise and Business Partnership (DEBP), the Local Authority and Job Centre Plus SEND/Disadvantaged Students Targeted interventions particularly for those students who have an Education Health Care (EHC) Plan receive extra career support at key transition points either through Adviser attendance at Statement/EHC plan reviews or through additional discrete interventions Contacts with Employers By the end of Key Stage 4, all students will have had 4 defined contacts with employers as part of a planned programme of employability events. 4. KEY ACTIVITIES AND RESOURCES 4.1 CEE Programmes of Study Planned programmes of CEE, Personal Development, Enterprise and Economic Wellbeing and Financial Capability Education, with student outcomes incorporated, are delivered across all key stages. 4.2 Career Information Resources Page 5 Final - Governors 17 November 2016
7 A fully resources Career Library and dedicated 'Career and Work Experience' Web and Myvle pages are available for students and parents. Information includes the full range of options available to students and includes links to key and up to date sources of Labour Market Information. 4.3 Employability, Job Search and Higher Education Awareness Programmes These are delivered at key transition points. Employers and alumni are involved in these programmes. Students are also involved in STEM activities as part of the Science and Mathematics curricula. 4.4 Work Experience Quality assured Work Experience and Shadowing programmes are offered in Year 10 and Year Impartial Career Advice and Guidance Support is a universal offering across all key stages. There is a specific focus on Year 11 where all students are scheduled a face to face interview with a Career Adviser resulting in a Career Plan which informs the next phase of their learning. 5. MANAGEMENT OF CEE ACTIVITY ACROSS SCHOOL 5.1 School Plan We produce an annual Development Plan which sets out the priorities for the year ahead and is formally agreed by the Senior Leadership Team and the Governing Body. The plan and CEE Entitlement statements for each Key Stage is communicated to parents via the 'Career and Work Experience' websites CEE in Upper and Lower School The Head of Career and Employability co-ordinates, develops and evaluates the Career Education and Guidance and Employability Programme at Key Stage 3 and at Key Stage 4. This post holder reports directly to an Assistant Headteacher who is a member of the school's Senior Leadership Team CEE in the Sixth Form Page 6 Final - Governors 17 November 2016
8 The Head of Career and Employability co-ordinates the Career Guidance process in the Sixth Form and works closely with the Assistant Headteacher (Head of Sixth Form) to support the Career and Personal Development Programme in Years 12 and Governing Body There is a dedicated Career and Employability Link Governor who oversees CEE developments in school. 5.3 Career Education - Lower and Upper School The Career Education programme for Upper and Lower School is jointly coordinated by the Head of Career and Employability and the PSHE Coordinator. 5.4 Career Education - Sixth Form Career Education forms part of the 'Building on Success' Personal Development Programme and is managed by the Assistant Headteacher (Head of Sixth Form). 5.5 Career Guidance Career Guidance across the whole school is managed and co-ordinated by the Head of Career and Employability who coordinates the time and personal development of the external Career Adviser and quality assures the guidance process through an Evaluation of Professional Practice. 5.6 External Contracts The Head of Career and Employability manages the contracting process with external career and work experience organisations. 5.7 Enterprise Enterprise activities are managed by the Curriculum Leader for Business Studies across the school. 5.8 CEE Working Group Page 7 Final - Governors 17 November 2016
9 This group meets three times per year and is chaired by the Assistant Headteacher (Head of Upper School). This brings together key staff involved in developing CEE across the school. Governors are represented on this group by the Career and Employability Link Governor. 5.9 Peak 11 Career and Employability Group The school is a member of this group which is part of the Peak 11 management and operational structure. The group reports directly to Peak 11 Curriculum group and is responsible for the development of materials and processes relating to CEE Budget for CEE activity There is a dedicated budget for CEE activity which is reviewed annually. This is managed by the The Head of Career and Employability and is allocated to activity as identified by the CEE Development Plan as well as the maintenance of essential careers resources. The Career Department is also allocated Pupil Premium funding which supports additional career related activities Links with the Local Authority The school works closely with the Local Authority to identify students at risk of becoming not in education, employment or training (NEET). The school provides intended and actual destination reports to support the LA's tracking of NEET students and to ensure that all Year 11 and Year 12 students meet the requirements of the September and January Guarantee of a firm offer of further learning. 6. QUALITY ASSURANCE OF CEE ACTIVITY 6.1 Annual Career Development Plan and Outcomes report on CEE The school produces an annual CEE Development Plan and a final end of year report on the outcomes of this plan. 6.2 Destination Reports Destination reports for Key Stage 4 and Sixth Form are produced and reviewed by senior leaders and the Governing Body and inform the continued development of the CEE programme as well as evidencing the requirement for students to continue their learning as stated by the Raising of the Participation Age legislation. Page 8 Final - Governors 17 November 2016
10 6.3 Performance Management The Head of Career and Employability quality assures the work of the external career adviser through an annual training and development review and an Evaluation of Professional Practice assessment. 6.4 Evaluation All career related events and interventions are evaluated. Stakeholders, parents, students and teachers are consulted, and reports produced. For example, feedback is sought from Sixth Form students on the scope and effectiveness of their CEE programme. Year 11 students evaluate the effectiveness of their Career Guidance interview. 6.5 Quality Award The school is committed to securing a Quality in Careers award which supports the evaluation processes and procedures and is externally validated. 7. CROSS REFERENCE TO OTHER SCHOOL POLICIES 7.1 This policy brings together the previous policies on CEIAG and Work Related Learning. 7.2 This policy is fully cross referenced against the policies for PSHE, Safeguarding and Child Protection, Pastoral Care Guidance and Support, Special Education Needs and Disabilities and Work Experience. Appendices 1. The CDI Framework for Careers, Employability and Enterprise Education The D2N2 Employability Outcomes Framework - Employability Goals 4. Gatsby Benchmarks. November 2016 Appendix 1 Page 9 Final - Governors 17 November 2016
11 Developing yourself through careers, employability and enterprise education Self-awareness Self-determination Self-improvement as a learner Learning about careers and the world of work Exploring careers and career development Investigating work and working life Understanding business and industry Investigating jobs and labour market information (LMI) Valuing equality, diversity and inclusion Learning about safe working practices and environments Individuals who realistically appraise their qualities and skills, roles and responsibilities, values and attitudes, needs and interests, and aptitudes and achievements are better able to understand themselves, make informed choices and relate well to others. Selfawareness provides individuals with the foundation for enhancing their self-esteem, developing their identity and achieving personal wellbeing. Self-determination enables individuals to develop personal autonomy, self-efficacy and personal agency. It boosts hope, optimism, adaptability and resilience. Self-determination empowers individuals to realise their aspirations and manage their careers. Self-improvement fosters positive attitudes to lifelong learning and the skills of planning, review and reflection. Understanding what they have learned, what they need to learn next and how they learn best enables individuals to develop their potential. Career exploration expands individuals horizons and opportunities. A better understanding of career processes and structures enables individuals to make sense of and manage their own careers. It also enables them to appreciate the career experiences of others. Investigating people s experiences of work enables individuals to understand the meaning and purpose of work in people s lives. They learn what constitutes good or decent work and how to find it for themselves. Understanding types of business and business functions enables individuals to prepare for employment and to appreciate the contribution of business and industry to social and economic life. Individuals need to know how to access, analyse and act on relevant and appropriate job and labour market information when choosing and planning for careers. Individuals need to recognise that the commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion in British society benefits them as much as others. By resisting the damage caused by stereotyping, discrimination and prejudice, individuals can realise their own ambitions and help others to do so. Learning about safe working practices and environments helps individuals to keep themselves and others healthy and safe at work. Developing your career management and employability skills Making the most of Individuals need to learn how to recognise trusted sources of Page 10 Final - Governors 17 November 2016
12 careers information, advice and guidance (CEIAG) Preparing for employability Showing initiative and enterprise Developing personal financial capability Identifying choices and opportunities Planning and deciding Handling applications and interviews Managing changes and transitions information, advice and guidance and how to make effective use of all the sources of help and support available to them, including oneto-one guidance. A priority for individuals is to gain the skills and experience that will enable them to get jobs and sustain themselves in employment. Showing initiative and enterprise helps individuals to learn about risk, effort and making the most of opportunities. The increasing cost of training and further and higher education makes it essential for individuals to know about managing their money. They need to know how to make decisions about spending, saving and investing to ensure their economic well-being now and in the future. Individuals need to be able to research and recognise suitable progression pathways and qualifications. Using networking, negotiation, information and evaluation skills enables individuals to maximise their choices and opportunities, including those that are unforeseen or unplanned. Individuals need to know how to get information, clarify values and preferences, identify alternatives, weigh up influences and advice, solve problems, review decisions and make plans. It also involves being able to cope with chance events and unintended consequences. Promoting themselves in a way that attracts the attention of selectors and recruiters as well as managing the applications process requires individuals to develop a range of self-presentation and marketing skills that they will need throughout their lives. Plans and decisions can break down if individuals fail to prepare for the career moves they need to make. Awareness of how to cope with life changes and transitions, partly gained from reflecting on previous moves, can support lifelong career development and employability. Page 11 Final - Governors 17 November 2016
13 1. To set out an ambition for all young people in the area an ambition that can only be achieved through co-ordinated and focused partnership working. Appendix 2 The ten opportunities that all young people within the D2N2 area should have. They represent the strategic ambition of the Employability Task Group and as such, provide a focus for all partners involved supporting young people to make good decisions and take appropriate actions to achieve their full potential. Goals As partners we will work to ensure that all our young people have opportunities to: G1. Invest in themselves, recognise their own strengths and values and take responsibility for developing their work readiness, skills and behaviours Selfmotivated. G2. Have the tools and skills required to present themselves to a future employer Selfassured. G3. Have high aspirations for themselves. Aspirational. G4. Understand the opportunities available to them locally and beyond, and make realistic choices. Informed. G5. Have experiences of work that are rewarding and fulfilling. Experienced. G6. Achieve qualifications valued by employers. Achieving. G7. Understand that employers want people who will work hard and are accountable for their actions. Accountable. G8. Understand that employers want young people who can listen and learn from their successes and their mistakes and keep going. Resilient. G9. Work creatively to achieve their potential and that of the business Entrepreneurial. G10. Have effective communication and co-working skills Co-operative. Page 12 Final - Governors 17 November 2016
14 Appendix 3 The Gatsby Benchmarks 1. A Stable Careers Programme Every school and college should have an embedded programme of career education and guidance that is known and understood by pupils, teachers, governor and employers. 2. Learning from Career and Labour Market Information Every pupil, and their parents, should have access to good quality information about future study options and labour market opportunities. They will need the support of an informed adviser to make best use of available information. 3. Addressing the Needs of Each Pupil Pupils have different career guidance needs at different stages. Opportunities for advice and support need to be tailored to the needs of each pupil. A school s careers programme should embed equality and diversity considerations throughout. 4. Linking Curriculum Learning to Careers All teachers should link curriculum learning with careers. STEM subject teachers should highlight the relevance of STEM subjects for a wide range of career paths. 5. Encounters with Employers and Employees Every pupil should have multiple opportunities to learn from employers about work, employment and the skills that are valued in the workplace. This can be through a range of enrichment activities including visiting speakers, mentoring and enterprise schemes. 6. Experiences of Workplaces Every pupil should have first-hand experience of the workplace through work visits, work shadowing and/or work experience to help their exploration of career opportunities, and expand their networks. 7. Encounters with Further and Higher Education All pupils should understand the full range of learning opportunities that are available to them. This includes both academic and vocational routes and learning in schools, colleges, universities and in the workplace. 8. Personal Guidance Every pupil should have opportunities for guidance interviews with a career adviser, who could be internal (a member of school staff) or external, provided that they are trained to an appropriate level. These should be available whenever significant study or career choices are being made. They should be expected for all pupils but should be timed to meet their individual needs. Page 13 Final - Governors 17 November 2016
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