Careers Week 2023
Monday 6th to Saturday 11th March is National Careers Week 2023, a celebration of careers guidance and education across the UK. The aim is to provide a focus for careers guidance and education to help young people realise and fulfil their future goals.
During the week we are showing our commitment to inspiring our students and ensuring that they will leave Weatherhead with the drive and ambition to accomplish their chosen career pathway. We have a host of visitors including alumni who will be delivering assemblies and going into lessons to discuss their career pathways, as you can see on the plan below.
Our #NCW2023 Plan |
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Year 11 Assembly Guest Speaker: Head of Media at Hi-Impact
Year 7 Guest Speaker: Associate Director & Solicitor at Jackson Lees |
Year 8 Assembly Guest Speaker: Career Development Manager from Leadership Through Sport and Business |
Year 10 Assembly Guest Speaker: Merseyside Police |
Year 9 Assembly Guest Speaker: Executive Officer, Home Office |
Sixth Form Assembly Guest Speaker: Head of Family Law Solicitor & Lecturer |
Guest Speakers in PR lessons: Solicitor, NHS Outreach, Senior Lecturer in Chemical Engineering (Year 12) and Teacher |
Guest Speakers in PR lessons and Tutor Time: Career Development Manager, Strategic Organiser & Head of Visitor Experience at Liverpool Museums, Warner Bros. Lawyer |
Guest Speakers in PR lessons: Crime Scene Investigators, Matrix and Police dogs with their handlers |
Guest Speakers in PR lessons: Executive Officer, Home Officer, Arqiva Field Technician |
Guest Speakers in PR lessons: Army and Solicitor |
Lunchtime pop-up stand: NHS Outreach |
Lunchtime pop-up stand: Department for Work and Pensions |
Lunchtime pop-up stand: Merseyside Police |
Lunchtime pop-up stand: Home Office |
Lunchtime pop-up stand: Army Careers |
Curriculum Areas: Subject Career Ambassadors have put together information on career pathways linked to their subject which will be shared with students during lessons. Career Pathways: Look out for Career Paths displayed on classroom and office doors. |
All departmental areas will be discussing in lessons where their subject can take them and what career pathways the teachers have gone on to themselves.
Young people can start to explore careers, spark their curiosity and build hope for their future by talking about careers during National Careers Week and there are lots of resources to help. These can be found at nationalcareersweek.com and include some of the following:
– Information on careers from over 40 National organisations, including their supporters the NatWest Group and NHS Health Careers
– An online virtual careers fair: ncw2023.co.uk
– A short Believe film, created to support young people to imagine and believe in their potential
– Activities for pupils
A Parent Guide, with the information needed for parents and carers to help support young people in making the right choices to create successful futures, can be downloaded at: nationalcareersweek.com/