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Striding through transition
Creative collaboration between nursery, primary and secondary schools makes first day nerves a thing of the past. Kerry Thomson reports.
- Posted on 21 September 2009 under School Life, Careers Education, Features, Issue 24.
- Tagged as transition, first day at school.
All in a day’s work
Youth work successfully builds bridges between home, school and work. Jackie Cosh finds out more.
- Posted on 17 October 2008 under Careers Education, Features, Issue 22.
- Tagged as youth work, skills development, Building the Curriculum 3.
Viewpoint: Shonaig Macpherson
Shonaig Macpherson CBE, Chairman of the Scottish Council for Development and Industry, shares her views on optimising the economic return on investment from education.
- Posted on 16 June 2008 under Careers Education, Viewpoint, Issue 21.
- Tagged as skills development, apprenticeships.
A week in my shoes: Kate Graham
What does it take to be a careers adviser? Stamina and an ability to recognise and develop the strengths of each individual. Kate Graham, careers adviser at Aberdeen Grammar, provides an insight into her working week.
- Posted on 16 June 2008 under Careers Education, A week in my shoes, Issue 21.
- Tagged as Careers Scotland, CVs.
What's in a name?
What's in a name? An awful lot according to Norma Wright, especially when that name is NEET (not currently engaged in employment, education or training).
- Posted on 21 June 2007 under Careers Education, Features, Issue 18.
- Tagged as NEET, More Choices More Chances, employment.
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