
Personal Guidance in Careers: Summary of Research 2019-2020
A summary of three research projects funded by Gatsby investigating personal guidance (Gatsby Benchmark 8) in schools and colleges and the careers adviser workforce.
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A summary of three research projects funded by Gatsby investigating personal guidance (Gatsby Benchmark 8) in schools and colleges and the careers adviser workforce.
An exploration of the size and demographics of the careers adviser workforce in England required for Gatsby Benchmark 8, using government datasets including the Census, Labour Force Survey and School Workforce Census. Carried out for Gatsby by the Institute for Employment Studies.
An exploration of practice in personal guidance (Gatsby Benchmark 8) in 21 schools - carried out for Gatsby by CareerWave Ltd.
An examination of current practice in personal guidance (Gatsby Benchmark 8), based on three roundtables with Careers Leaders including those from Further Education (FE) and special schools.
This report focuses specifically on the current state of play and potential for further development of the use of e-assessment for assessing technical education in England. “E-assessment” refers here in broad terms to the assessment of knowledge, skills and capabilities of people through technology.
Assessment in technical education has received limited attention. We asked Simon Field to review international evidence and experience to guage whether there are helpful lessons to be learned for technical assessment in England.