Careers Information, Advice and
Guidance
Our aim is to improve the life chances of our young people, to offer them a nurturing, safe and supportive environment and a personalised learning experience. This aim extends to our approach to Careers Information, Advice and Guidance. Whilst at The Hub School students are taught the skills and attitudes required to enable them to become as independent as they can be and to prepare for adulthood. We aim for pupils to have an enriched and stimulating curriculum to give them every opportunity to explore and develop their potential. Providing effective careers education, information, advice and guidance ensures students move to their next stage with the right tools, values and understanding to help prepare them for their future.
Our Careers Strategy works in line with our core Personal and Social Development (PSD) programme and Lifelong Learning Curriculum (LLL). We seek to impartially support students to consider their future options, realise their potential and decide how their skills and experiences fit with opportunities in the job market. We prepare students for their preferred progression pathway whether that is to continue with further education, employment, training or living independently.
We are fully committed to our statutory and moral obligation to provide a holistic service to students, highlighting the vocational and academic routes to their preferred careers path, opportunities in the region and further afield. We ensure that students are aware of the opportunities and challenges in the world of world, and support their plans and aspirations. We use up to date labour market information to support students to make informed decisions.
Our CEE and IAG programmes are supported through our partnership with an independent careers consultant, through Compass+, the Humberside and East Yorkshire Local Enterprise Partnership (HEY LEP). We also work closely with the local authority to meet the needs of students with Education, Health and Care plans. We underpin our strategy with the 8 Gatsby Benchmarks.
Do you work in a business that could help provide work experience or opportunities for our students?
We are always looking for local businesses that are wanting to inspire and educate our students about the world of work and expand and develop our CEE and IAG curriculum. If you think you could help to provide invaluable work experience or opportunities that give students the chance to develop core skills and motivation, in the first instance, please contact Miss H Howard at howardh@erhub.org.uk, 01482 304200.
Careers Advice Links
Useful Links
- National Careers Service
- National Citizenship Service (NCS)
- Careers Yorkshire and the Humber
- Aspire-Igen
- Find an apprenticeship
- Amazing Apprenticeships
- Milkround for School Leavers
- Preparation for Adulthood
- HEY LEP - Hull and East Yorksire Local Enterprise Partnership
- Your Daughter's Future - A guide to help parents support daughters making career choices
- Supported Internships
- Local Labour Market
The week The Hub had a visit from Lorna at East Riding College to speak to Years 7 through to 10 about post-16 options.
National Careers Week
National Careers Week - 6th-11th March 2023
Careers Fair - 17th March 2023, 9.30am - 11.30am
Thank you to some of our recent employers supporting our careers guidance process, it was a very successful morning with positive feed back from the employers.
Bishop Burton - ''The students were really engaged'
Training week led by Ben Mills.
Thank you!
Thank you to Brendon, the community manager, from PBS construction for attending our school to undertake mock interviews with year 11 students and hold a careers talk for all years about the construction industry.
Thank you to Phil Burns from Phoenix Parks Academy, part of Wellspring MAT for being our guest during staff CPD day!
Thank you Lucy Gray from HEYLEP who was also a guest speaker and spoke to teachers about the support HEYLEP can provide.
