In this one-and-a-half hour session Michelle Stewart will set the scene drawing from her experience of writing the 'History of the Careers Services in the UK'. This will be followed by speakers from Wales and Scotland who will share innovative practices and projects taking place in career guidance in the home nations including learner profiles, experiential career learning, armed forces skills mapping, Careerscraft, Future Jobs Wales and developing a prototype data intelligence hub.
Our speakers will provide reflections and insights on how these came about, the experiences of delivery and outcomes or conclusions reached. It will also be a chance to discuss how we can share and learn from such innovative practice across the UK.
Agenda
5pm – Introduction and welcome
5.10pm – UK-wide practice: reflecting on writing and editing the History of the Careers Services in the UK from 1999, Michelle Stewart
5.20pm – Innovation from Scotland, Sandra Oribine (Cheyne), National CIAG Policy & Professional Practice Lead, Skills Development Scotland
5.40pm – Innovation from Wales, Nikki Lawrence, Chief Executive, Careers Wales
6.00pm – Q&A and discussion
Questions
- What ideas can you take from these practices?
- What do you want to know more about?
- How can innovative practices be better shared across the home nations?
6.25pm – Plenary and close
Booking Practicalities
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