Benchmark 2
Learning from Career and Labour Market Information
Every student & parent should have access to high quality information that relates to the labour market, as well as information around future options to study
What does good look like?
- By age 14 (End of Key Stage 3) all students should have accessed, used, and understood information that relates to the labour market & career paths which they can use to make informed decisions about their study future study options.
- Parents/carers should be provided with access to labour market information and encouraged to use this to help support their children with their future study options and career paths
- Schools/Colleges should also provide local labour market information to highlight the opportunities & growth areas within their local area to support their future career decisions
Check out these Labour Market Information slides for Devon, Plymouth & Torbay
We have developed these resources to help explain more about the labour market across the area
Find out here what is happening across Devon
Green Skills
Blue Skills
Life Science
Digital & Tech
Find out here what is happening across Somerset
All students, parents and carers should have access to careers information relevant to their needs. With that in mind we have developed a website giving local labour market information in an inclusive way.
Additional Poster Resources
CEC LMI Sedgemoor
CEC LMI Plymouth
CEC LMI North Devon
CEC LMI Mid Devon
CEC LMI Mendip
CEC LMI Heart of the South West
CEC LMI Exeter
CEC LMI East Devon
CEC LMI West Devon
CEC LMI Torridge
CEC LMI Torbay
CEC LMI Teignbridge
CEC LMI South Somerset
CEC LMI South Hams
CEC LMI Somerset West and Taunton
FEATURED
Awareness of creative subject options at GCSE
Ivybridge Community College highlighted the potential pathways, roles and earnings that creative subjects can lead you to, to ensure students and their parents are fully informed before making subject choices at GCSE