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Career Support at Henry’s
The overarching aim of the Careers Department is to provide up to date advice, guidance, information and support to all students.
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Careers education, information, advice and guidance (CEIAG) is an essential part of the support we offer to our students at King Henry VIII School. Effective careers support can help to prepare young people for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of life; it can help them to make decisions and manage transitions as learners and workers. As options for young people become more varied and complex, it is vital that we support them to develop the knowledge and skills they need to make informed choices for their future.
Mrs Sally Pike is a qualified and experienced Careers Adviser, who will provide engaging one to one careers advice, guidance and support to all students at key transition points, giving students positive direction for post-school choices. She also works closely with the Heads of Year to support the delivery of an inspiring careers education package within PSHE.
A large proportion of Mrs Pike’s time is spent with sixth form students, with many of our students applying to university, she offers advice and feedback on Personal Statement writing for the UCAS application, and organises practice mock interviews to the year group in Yr13.
The School boasts an excellent Careers Library containing information on hundreds of careers. There is an impressive set of guides to support Higher Education choices, and advice on making UCAS applications. Other books provide information on Gap Year opportunities, study abroad, student funding, and information on graduate destinations. There is an expanding section on current Degree Apprenticeships as well. Additionally, there are 3 computer workstations available for students to use on careers research.
The excellent academic teaching at King Henry VIII School is fully supported by the Careers Department, enabling students to confidently navigate their way through the options beyond sixth form.
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| Careers Adviser: | Mrs S Pike |
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