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New research published last week (12 July 2019) has revealed overwhelming positivity about the future of careers provision in secondary schools, the Gatsby Benchmarks and the impact of Careers Leaders on young people.
After nearly two years of extensive research and consultation, the Gatsby Benchmarks have been updated for 2024 and beyond.
Last week, the new Government confirmed its intention to include the refined Gatsby Benchmarks in statutory guidance. Here, Gatsby's Head of Career Programmes, Beth Jones welcomes the announcement.
The Gatsby Benchmarks have provided schools, colleges, universities and employers with a common language for career guidance, but we are still on a journey, and there are some areas where additional effort, particularly around the interactions between secondary schools and colleges, is needed to ensure young people can make the best decisions about their future.
As part of Gatsby’s ongoing work to support the careers guidance system in England, we have today launched a set of surveys exploring Gatsby careers Benchmark 7 (encounters with HE and FE) with schools, colleges and young people. The aim of the project is to learn more about how this Benchmark is being delivered on the ground, surface good practice and hear more about the barriers institutions are facing.
Technical annex to the report 'School, college and student perspectives on information shared about educational pathways: Gatsby Benchmark 7'
