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Pupils

Useful links supporting pupils that are linked to the education career programme.

Labour market information

LCR Creating Careers (including episodes for SEND pupils)

I Could – Careers information by curriculum subject and LMI.

Careerometer widget – This uses LMI to help pupils explore and compare key information about occupations.

Skillsometer widget– This links skills and interests to jobs.

LMI For All

Liverpool City Region Be More

Higher Education

Shaping Futures – Use the chat function to ask HE related questions.

UCAS

Training Opportunities

Be More – Apprenticeship support across Liverpool City Region.

Amazing Apprenticeships – Quizzes and information on all levels of training opportunities. Filter to pupils.

Government support on finding apprenticeships.

Transition Support

Post 16 Options

Virtual Transition Support for SEND Students in LCR

General Careers Support

https://careerconnect.org.uk/contact-us/– Wirral Office

LCR Careers Hub – School resources linked to LCR Growth Sectors.

LCR Careers Hub Events Calendar

National Careers Service – Search job profiles and ask questions via web chat.

BBC Bitesize Careers

T Levels

T-levels are a new type of qualification that focuses on high-level technical study and work-ready skills. They have been developed to offer a quality alternative to A-levels and will provide young people with a clear route to skilled employment, as well as progression to higher or degree Apprenticeships, or degree-level study at university.

T-levels will combine the career focus and practical elements of current technical and professional qualifications like BTECs and NVQs, with the theory and study of traditional A-levels.

A core component of the T-levels qualification is a 45-day industry-based placement, where pupils will apply the theory they learn in the classroom to the workplace and develop the essential work-ready skills that employers are looking for.

For further details have a look at Hugh Baird academy video on “What are T-Levels?