Careers

The CEIAG – (Careers Education Information Advice Guidance) provision in a Delta Academy has been designed to positively support you to acquire the educational, social and employability skills necessary for lifelong success in a diverse and changing world of work. Our Careers Programme is personalised to the academy in conjunction with our employer partners.

Careers education is provided through:

Subject Lessons, – Information and discussions in with a subject specific focus to help you make decisions about careers based on subject knowledge and transferable skills.
Tutorials, Assemblies & EPC Lessons – Discussions and resources about the local market information, growth job sectors and
Step Up Days – Events such as employability days

Information, Advice & Guidance is provided through:

Careers Cafes & Careers Fairs – Employers, Colleges and Universities will visit the school on a regular basic to talk to you about their industry and how to train and qualify for role in that sector.
Results Service – a team of advisers will be able to talk through you needs on results day to help you confirm your intended destination.
Qualified 1-2-1 Guidance – You also have access to a qualified careers advisor, who will provide confidential and impartial advice to students on the information they have received or to help guide students to make fully informed decisions.
- Planning for the future – if you have a career idea but want to find out the best route for you or if you have no career ideas our advisers can help you create career ideas around your interests and skills.
- GCSE & A Level Options – Choosing your options and what would best suit you.
- Apprenticeships – Finding work or an apprenticeship, including job hunting techniques including mock interviews
- Parents Evenings – Access to careers advisers in a variety of ways including individual meetings, drop-in sessions, enrichment activities, parents and option evenings and on results days
- Technology – Information and updates will also be available on notice boards, plasma screens and the websites

Provider Access Legislation

We will provide at least six encounters with approved providers of apprenticeships and technical education for all students:

Two encounters for young professionals during the ‘first key phase’ (year 9) that are mandatory for all pupils to attend
Two encounters for our young professionals during the ‘second key phase’ (year 10 or 11) that are mandatory for all pupils to attend
Two encounters for our professional adults during the ‘second key phase’ (year 12 or 13) that are mandatory for all pupils to attend

To ensure all students have access and awareness of a wide variety of opportunities, we would welcome local providers and employers to come and speak to our students at the Academy. If you would like to get in touch to arrange a talk or discuss an opportunity, please contact Ms Natalie Griffths (Careers Lead) griffithsn@scarboroughutc.org.uk

Careers & Provider Access Policy & Destination Data

You will find this policy on the Statutory Information & Policies Page.

To see our CEIAG policy (including student, parent and provider entitlements), please see our Statutory Information & Policies Page.

Careers Contacts

Leader of Careers

Name: Miss Natalie Griffiths

Email: griffithsn@scarboroughutc.org.uk

Telephone: 01723 628609 Ext: 304

Careers Adviser

Name: Mrs Naomi Whiting

Email: whitingn1@scarboroughutc.org.uk

Telephone: 01723 628609