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Post-16 and not sure whether to stay at school, go to college, look for a job or apprenticeship? A-levels or vocational qualifications? Which course is best? Just been made redundant or looking for a career change? Need help with applying for jobs, writing CV's or personal statements? Contact us for impartial and professional careers guidance that focuses around individual needs.
30 minute sessions, a maximum of 8 per day. Daily rate £246. Please contact us for individual session rates. |
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I am Anna Jones, Director and Co-Founder of Crea8ing Careers. Established the company to work with young people in developing employability skills and offering careers guidance. I have completed a Level 7 Qualification in Careers Guidance. Prior to this, I was a Producer at the BBC World Service for 20 years; online journalist for United Nations based in West Africa; arts administrator in London and experience in teaching English as a Foreign Language. Masters graduate in Film and TV studies.
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i! I’m Nanette Chandler, an independent career and employment coach. I enjoy working with people to help them fulfil their working life aspirations. I have many years’ experience, in helping people make decisions about how to achieve job and career satisfaction; in recruitment consultancy and in company selection and assessment. A Chartered Psychologist, I have completed the Gold standard Qualification in Careers Guidance.
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My name is Alison Ruff and I have just completed a Level 7 Qualification in Careers Guidance. I have spent the last couple of years working as a voluntary careers adviser in schools, community organisations and for individuals. I find the work fulfilling and fascinating and want to use my expertise to support people in their search for employment, training or voluntary work in a complex and changing world. I am also working with local charities to provide affordable homes for vulnerable young people. Prior to this I worked as a town planner in Tunbridge Wells.
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A survey of 11,000 13- to 16-year-olds has revealed a 'massive mismatch' between young people's career expectations and available jobs, according to a BBC report. The survey, published by the Education and Employers Taskforce (EET), aimed to map the ambitions of teenagers against the employment market up to 2020. It stated that young people do not have an adequate knowledge of the jobs market and many will be aiming for jobs that are in short supply.
The survey highlights the need for better careers advice, said Nick Chambers, EET Director.
For instance, there are 10 times as many people aiming for jobs in the culture, media and sports sector than there are jobs likely to be available, And even though almost a quarter of jobs are in the distribution, hotels and restaurant category, only about one in 40 youngsters are considering careers in these industries.
Fewer than one in 30 young people are considering jobs in banking and finance, even though one in five jobs are expected to be in this sector.
- BBC News Education & Family http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-21762564 (19th March 2013)
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