The Value of Inclusivity: The Parents Guide to a Positive and Productive Multigenerational Household
At least 620,000 more grown-up children are now living with their parents than a decade ago, according to census figures. With soaring...
Green Careers Week is a fantastic new initiative being launched between 6th and 11th November 2023 to provide young people with an insight into careers that specifically protect the environment and will help the UK achieve its pledge of reaching Net Zero by 2050.
Led by National Careers Week in partnership with a wide range of organisations including STEM.org.uk, UK Space Agency, and WWF, Green Careers Week promises to be an inspiring week, with plenty of information on how young people can get actively involved in careers that focus on positive environmental impact and change.
The Parents’ Guide to What’s Next provides a summary of all options Post 16 and Post 18, so you’ll know what choices they have and what to bear in mind when making those decisions. It’s free too! Download your copy below:
#NCW2023 is also a great chance for parents to find out more about the different ways their teen can get on track for great work pathways that help them play to their strengths depending on how they learn best, whether they’re 16 or 18 years’ old or beyond.
Share our free guide for parents created in partnership with National Careers Week: download here
It’s National Apprenticeship Week 6-12 February and to celebrate we've created a free guide for parents to learn more about what they are and why they may be a good fit for their teen. This guide includes information on:
Types of apprenticeships;
Apprenticeship levels and educational routes;
The pros and cons of taking an apprenticeship;
Where to find an apprenticeship;
The top ten apprenticeship employers in England.
The easy way to get teens talking about their future - read the full article here.
Try one activity a day to improve your physical and mental health
Green Careers Week is a fantastic new initiative being launched between 6th and 11th November 2023 to provide young people with an insight into careers that specifically protect the environment and will help the UK achieve its pledge of reaching Net Zero by 2050.
Led by National Careers Week in partnership with a wide range of organisations including STEM.org.uk, UK Space Agency, and WWF, Green Careers Week promises to be an inspiring week, with plenty of information on how young people can get actively involved in careers that focus on positive environmental impact and change.