News & Blogs

We submitted evidence to the recently published SEND inquiry, here we outline how careers education is a key lever to deliver better outcomes for young people with SEND.

Teacher Encounters Multi Academy Trust strategy pays dividends in sustained impacts for students

We are proud to announce a new £3.3 million investment from JPMorganChase to help transform work experience for young people across England.

Laura Hawksworth on how new evidence shows careers education really works – and is changing lives.

Stepping In, Moving Forward, John Yarham, Interim CEO, on leading with stability, quality, and ambition John shares his view on stepping in as interim CEO.

Sydney Hendy, Business Administrator Apprentice at The Careers & Enterprise Company (CEC) describes her journey from education to employment.

PwC is a key employer delivering encounters in primary schools as part of our Start Small; Dream Big pilot programme. Read about their work with primary schools & their exciting plans for the future.

A blog by Ben Wilson, Director and Founder at GrowthMesh, and an Enterprise Adviser working closely with Maplewell Hall School: a SEND school for 11–19-year-olds based in Leicestershire.

A blog by Hollie Whittles, Enterprise Adviser, Director of Purple Frog Systems & National Policy Champion for Skills and Apprenticeships, Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).

We’re excited to publish some of the detailed thinking behind the insights in our Now & next report in the form of technical notes, showing the methodology and statistical approaches we used.

Two former education secretaries, Baroness Morgan of Cotes and Lord Blunkett, argue for the reinvention of work experience to close the skills gap and the disadvantage gap.

The true impact of work experience is not the number of days spent and tasks completed, but the knowledge, skills, and work-ready behaviours developed. That is how we should define quality.