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Cornwall Careers Offer 2016 - 2020
Careers Education Information Advice and Guidance (CEIAG) is recognised within Cornwall’s Education Strategy, Raising Aspiration and Achievement Strategy (RAAS) and by the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly (CIoS) Employment and Skills Board as a strategic priority. It forms a key feature of the Employment and Skills strand of Cornwall’s Devolution Deal with Government.
It is well documented nationally and locally that CEIAG for young people 11 - 25 needs improving. The 2015 Confederation of British Industry's (CBI) / Pearson’s Education and Skills Survey 2015 shows that more than three quarters of businesses across the UK feel the quality of careers advice needs improving to help young people make informed decisions about future career options.
CEIAG and the Development of the Cornwall Careers Offer
There is much excellent practice but the CEIAG landscape is congested and confusing and we lack a consistent offer for all young people in Cornwall. We also lack a strategy for coordinating existing and future investment into activity.
This document developed by the Pathways to Employment group of the RAAS Board and identified within the CIoS Employment and Skills Strategy 2016-2030 sets out the rationale for the 10 key strands that make up a Careers Offer for Cornwall’s young people and which together would transform the landscape of CEAIG activity across the county. This Careers Offer has drawn on a range of research (both national and local) and models from elsewhere in the country and county.
In particular these include:
- The Gatsby report: Good Career Guidance
- London Ambitions: Shaping a successful careers offer for all young Londoners
- EmployAbility 03
- Fantastic Futures – Cornwall Teaching Schools 11 – 18 Alliance bid to the Careers and Enterprise Company Innovation Fund
Essential maintenance will be taking place on a number of online systems on Sunday 24 June between 10am and 5pm. This may lead to some parts of the website being unavailable at times. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Careers Education Information Advice and Guidance (CEIAG) is recognised within Cornwall’s Education Strategy, Raising Aspiration and Achievement Strategy (RAAS) and by the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly (CIoS) Employment and Skills Board as a strategic priority. It forms a key feature of the Employment and Skills strand of Cornwall’s Devolution Deal with Government.
It is well documented nationally and locally that CEIAG for young people 11 - 25 needs improving. The 2015 Confederation of British Industry's (CBI) / Pearson’s Education and Skills Survey 2015 shows that more than three quarters of businesses across the UK feel the quality of careers advice needs improving to help young people make informed decisions about future career options.
There is much excellent practice but the CEIAG landscape is congested and confusing and we lack a consistent offer for all young people in Cornwall. We also lack a strategy for coordinating existing and future investment into activity.
This document developed by the Pathways to Employment group of the RAAS Board and identified within the CIoS Employment and Skills Strategy 2016-2030 sets out the rationale for the 10 key strands that make up a Careers Offer for Cornwall’s young people and which together would transform the landscape of CEAIG activity across the county. This Careers Offer has drawn on a range of research (both national and local) and models from elsewhere in the country and county.
In particular these include:
- The Gatsby report: Good Career Guidance
- London Ambitions: Shaping a successful careers offer for all young Londoners
- EmployAbility 03
- Fantastic Futures – Cornwall Teaching Schools 11 – 18 Alliance bid to the Careers and Enterprise Company Innovation Fund
