Careers Education is an important element of a broadly based Personal, Social and Health Education and Citizenship programme undertaken by all five Year Groups to enable students to reach well considered decisions about their futures.

 Careers/Connexions Advisers, local colleges, training providers and local employers working alongside teachers, guide and advise students through option choices and careers ideas.

 Students in Years 9, 10 and 11 are seen by the Careers Adviser on an individual or group basis, not only to inform students about education, training and career options, but also to help to choose wisely and to plan for their futures.

 Parental involvement in career planning is essential and parental participation is encouraged through Parents’ evenings, “Pathways” and Options evenings. Careers teachers and Careers Advisers are available at all times to support students and parents.

 Careers/Connexions Advisers are much involve Careers/Connexions Library which contains computer software, audio-visual material and printed information is also available to assisted students.

 Careers Education helps students to improve their motivation and take responsibility for their career plans. It helps them to set goals, use self presentation and negotiation skills and cope with transition. It aims to give students the skills, knowledge and understanding to manage their own life time learning and career development.