Careers

At Glebe you are entitled to receive a planned programme of career education, information, advice and guidance that is impartial and independent. This will help prepare you for the world of work and help you to lead an independent life.

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By the end of Key Stage 3 pupils will have:

Completed a series of career modules as part of our PSHCE programme; which include, Aiming High - Living in the Wider World, Money Matters - Living in the Wider World
Attended an interview with the school’s careers lead
Attended a New Choices Evening with parents/carers
Had a Transitional Review with the local authority/school/updating their EHCP
Early career vision
Discussed discrimination in the workplace
Taken part in an enterprise activity
The full use of Unifrog careers programme to help make life careers choices.
Start the Princes Trust Award on Personal Development & Employability programme

By the end of Key Stage 4 pupils will have:

Taken part in an interview with the WEX coordinator to make choices about their work experience.
Been on a work experience placement for a set period
Encounters with employers and employees as PAL legislation
Taken part in NCS program
Evaluated their WEX placement
Taken part in skills activities to enable them to work with Glebe school business partners.
Preparation of their curriculum vitae, an application form and attended a mock interview
Received support and guidance to apply for a place at local further education colleges for SEN and mainstream courses. This is achieved by completing an application form attending an assessment and learning interviews techniques
Attend a Friday morning college link course throughout Year 11
Had a Transitional Review with the local authority/school updating their EHCP
Peer Mentoring training
Mock interviews
Understand personal finances and money management
Attended an overnight stay at our off-site provision, creating life skills opportunities.
The full use of Unifrog careers programme, to help make life careers choices.
Working towards a BTEC qualification, in a vocational course.
Career path choices by including work towards gaining qualifications in a foreign language.
Completed Princes Trust Award on Personal Development & Employability
Completed Aiming High- Living in the Wider World

By the end of Key Stage 5 pupils will have:

Received support to apply for college/work training schemes/Traineeships/Apprenticeships.
Received support and guidance to apply for a place at local further education colleges, through completing an application form attending an assessment and receiving learning interview techniques
Had a Transitional Review/interview with the local authority
The full use of Unifrog careers programme to help make life careers choices.
Attend an overnight stay at our schools’ off-site provision, creating life skills opportunities.
Completed a BTEC qualification in a vocational course.
Participated in community projects, to broaden student's horizons, including the Duke of Edinburgh and NCS programmes.
Received Information about a provider and the approved technical education qualifications or apprenticeships that the provider offers.
Have a detailed description of what learning or training with a provider is like.
Responses to questions about a provider or approved technical education qualifications and apprenticeships.
Visited FE colleges /Specialist College to gain prospectuses and information on courses available.

Glebe School has successfully met the full Quality in Careers Standard (July 2024 - 2027) through Investor in Careers. Our senior leader with overall responsibility for CEIAG in school is Mrs Teresa Kitteridge and our nominated careers leader is Mrs Anne Woolsey.