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DWP Support for Schools in Buckinghamshire

DWP Support for Schools

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is working alongside Bucks Skills Hub, Careers Leaders and the Local Authority to support careers programmes in Buckinghamshire schools and help prevent young people from becoming NEET.

DWP's Support for Schools offer provides free support for Careers Leaders, with provision designed to support young people who may be at greater risk of becoming NEET. The programme can support schools through group and one-to-one activities and contribute towards Gatsby Benchmark targets.

Support Available

The programme can be tailored to support students across Key Stages 3, 4 and 5 and includes areas such as:

  • Reasonable adjustments and preparing for recruitment

  • Labour market information

  • Using AI as an employability skill and using AI responsibly for career preparation

  • Sector toolkits and career pathways

  • Individual career planning

  • Employer encounters

  • Preparing for the workplace

  • Financial wellbeing

  • Further and Higher Education and apprenticeship pathways

  • Civil Service careers and work experience

The full offer includes links to several Gatsby Benchmarks and can be tailored around individual school priorities.

Get Support for Your School

Schools can complete the DWP Support for Schools contact form to request a meeting or call back to discuss their needs and plan appropriate support.

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