How Students in Key Stage 4 engage with CEIAG
| Year 9 |
| Supporting students, at the start of their GCSE journey, to find the aspiration they need to make decisions about their future and career choices. |
- Education in careers week
- STEM Big Bang
- ‘All Girls Can’ University Trip
- Enterprise trip to MMU – Miss Watson
- Careers advisor drop in every Wednesday
- ‘My Perfect University’ enterprise challenge
- Medical Mavericks
- Tomorrows Engineers Workshop
- Campus visits – GM Higher
- co-op work experience week (selected students) Miss Morris
- Hits Radio Media Bus
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| Year 10 |
| Encouraging students to explore the wide range of opportunities available for the next steps of educational and future careers |
- Careers advisor drop in every Wednesday
- Careers during progress time
- ‘All Girls Can’ University trip
- Campus visits (GM Higher)
- Education in careers week
- Bloodhound workshop
- Skills North West
- Highways to Caring workshop
- College assemblies from local providers
- Medical Mavericks interactive sessions
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| Year 11 |
| Preparing for the next steps out into the world |
- College assemblies from local providers
- Apprenticeship assemblies
- Careers during progress time
- One-to-one careers interview with careers advisor
- Careers drop in every Wednesday
- College Open Day visits
- Personal statements in English
- Application form workshops
- College application drop-ins
- Mock interviews
- Medical mavericks interactive sessions
- Topics on recruitment and selection during Business Studies
- ‘MADE’ Training (revision skills session)
- Campus visits (GM Higher)
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