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Careers Guidance

 

Careers Information Education Advice and Guidance (CIEAG) at Elthorne:

Ms. A. Crix is our Associate Assistant Head with responsibility for Personal Development and CIEAG. She has an abundance of knowledge, advice and connections to help guide you as your consider your options for the future. We aim for all students to achieve personal and academic excellence. We succeed in this by placing equal emphasis on developing students’ character and potential. The EPHS Careers Education Information, Advice and Guidance (CEIAG) programme is an important aspect of delivering on this promise. It provides our pupils with the opportunity to plan for and manage their career pathways effectively, ensuring progression which is ambitious and aspirational. It promotes equality of opportunity, celebrates diversity and challenges stereotypes.

The EPHS careers programme is measured against the Gatsby Benchmarks.  Audits are carried out each half term to ensure that our provision is in line with pupil needs and our EDT (The Educational Development Trust) partners support us with using the results of these audits to update our offer on a regular basis. We take detailed feedback from students and employers who take part in CIEAG events and use this feedback to review and develop the programme.

Read the Full programme here.

Have you seen our posters around the school?

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Take a look for ideas about what kinds of career you might enjoy.

 

We also work closely with Connexions, an Ealing borough based support service specialising in local Labour Market Information.  We are happy to welcome Mr Bishop into the school for 2 days per week, and he is available for one to one Personal Guidance sessions and offer impartial advice.

As well as targeted careers lessons, we offer a number of workshops and drop down days to help support students’ in developing key employability skills and giving them confidence in having high aspirations for their futures.

If you would like a one to one careers session, please complete this form.

Here are plenty of resources that can help support your own research into pathways and careers. It’s never too early to start getting excited about the future! 

If you have any questions or concerns regarding your next steps after high school, please contact Ms.Crix.

 

Email Ms. Crix.

 

Are you a parent who could help CIEAG?

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  • Labour Market Information (What careers are out there?)
  • Thinking of going to university?

 

 

Thinking of applying for an apprenticeship?