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Futures Week Launch Event
Thursday 13th June
- National 16-18 updates
- Local 16-18 updates
- Who are we?
- Futures Week
National Updates Until the age of 18 students must either: • Stay in full-time education e.g. college or school sixth form • Start an apprenticeship or traineeship
Apprenticeship post 16
T Levels A Levels
Students who wish to
learn a specific Students seeking a Students seeking rigorous
occupation and are ready mixture of rigorous academic study of
to enter the workforce academic learning and traditional and
‘on-the job’. Suited to vocational subjects (e.g.
Want to earn a wage those who know what BTEC and A Level)
occupation they wish to
80% job and 20% study (4 purse. Usually 3-4 A Level
days work/ 1 day study) subjects
Equivalent to 3 A levels
Depending on the level 2 year courses at college
can take 1-5 years to 2 year courses or sixth form schools
complete
T Levels (September 2020) • Equivalent to three A levels • Two year courses developed with employers and businesses • A mixture of classroom learning and industry experience – 1,800 hours over 2 years • T Levels can lead to employment, further study or a higher apprenticeship
T Levels (September 2020)
Digital production, design
• Digital production, design and and development
development
Education
• Design, surveying and planning
• Education
Education
• All of these routes could lead to University courses (though T Levels and A Levels are more direct routes) • If considering University – check to see what subjects universities recommend studying. Highly selective Universities like Oxford, Cambridge, Southampton prefer traditional subjects https://www.informedchoices.ac.uk/ • Apprenticeships after A Level may also fund and support University level qualifications alongside work
Local Updates www.oasisacademymayfield .org Curriculum tab Careers Guidance tab
www.sunoutreach.org Parents tab Click on the guide
Who are we? Ms Baxendale Mrs Rance Miss Hurd Director of CEIAG Careers Advisor Vice Principal of outcomes Tiffany.Baxendale@oasismayfield.org Jan.Rance@oasismayfield.org Angela.Hurd@oasismayfield.org
Futures Week Rationale • The change in post 16 education requires us to consider more aspirational and long term career and educational opportunities. • Work experience takes place in sixth form colleges but could also take place during the school holidays for more extended periods of time. At sixth form, they are more likely to be able to access experience within the NHS, with solicitors, in education. • Recent research suggests that having initial introductions with a range of employers such as Futures Week is successful in raising attainment in GCSEs. • Positive student and parent feedback from the week
Schedule Monday 8th July 2018 qItchen – 9:15 to meet at reception of college. College Taster Day Finish 2:30pm qCity – 9:15 to meet at main reception of the college. Finish 2:30pm. qRichard Taunton – 8:30 to meet at main reception of college. Finish 3pm. qFareham– 9:00am at main reception of college. Finish at 2:30pm. qSt Anne's - TBC
Dress Code Monday 8th July
Smart/Casual College taster day
Hot pants
Crop topsSchedule
Tuesday 9th July
ü Arrival 9:45am arrival for a 10:00am start
ü Welcome talk by Aaron Phipps at 10:00am World of Work day
ü Speed Networking, Apprenticeship discussion, goal (WoW)
and target setting sessions
ü Career talks
ü Finish 2:45pmDress Code Tuesday 9th July
Business Wear
Jeans
Hot pants
Crop tops
Hoodies/tracksuits
TrainersSchedule Thursday 11th July
London Wembley Arena
ü Arrival 8:15am – Mayfield to board coaches
üWe will be leaving the academy
at 8:30am
ü Finish 4:30pm – board coaches
ü 6pm – estimated arrival to OAMThursday 11th July
London Wembley Arena
The following items are NOT allowed into Wembley and will be confiscated:
• Cans, plastic drinks containers or bottled drinks as they are not allowed in the
auditorium (or lids will be removed from bottles at the point of entry meaning having
to carry an open bottle for the whole event). Only carton drinks are permitted.
• Flag poles, GoPros, banners or selfie sticks with sticks or poles or anything that could
be used as a weapon.
• Glass
• Alcohol
• Laser pens, loud hailers or sirens.
• Items which do not comply with Wembley Arena’s Health and Safety Guidelines.Dress Code Thursday 11th July
Smart/Casual London Wembley Arena
Hot pants
Crop topsFriday 12th July
Unloc Challenge
A day of business challenges designed to get students thinking about Unloc Challenge
selling, marketing, advertising and to think strategically about the different
skills needed in the work place University vists
University of Winchester visit
Workplace visits
A day of taster lectures, campus and accommodation visits [50 students]
University of Southampton visit
A day of specifically Social Sciences related taster lectures (Psychology,
Sociology, Criminology, Politics, Health and Social Care), campus tour, why
choose Higher Education? [25 students]
Workplace visits
ABP Ports have confirmed a workplace visit [25 students]
Baulfour Beatty have confirmed a work place visit [10 students]Friday 12th July
Dress Code
Smart/Casual Unloc Challenge
University campus visits
Workplace visits
Hot pants
Crop tops
TracksuitsDate What will my child be doing? What time does Dress code Anything else I need to know?
my child start
and finish?
Monday 8th A college taster day visit of a college that they 9.00am Casual dress Students will need to make their own way
July have chosen during tutor time 2.30-3.00pm to the college they have chosen
[Please check
individual A member of staff will be at each college
college letters] throughout the day
Tuesday 9th Speed networking with employers and hearing 10.00am Smart Business Dress This will take place at:
July from different employers in career talks 2.45pm No trainers HighPoint Venue
No tracksuits Bursledon Road
No hoodies SO19 8BR
No crop tops
No jeans Students are expected to make their own
Skirts and dresses mid- way to the venue
thigh or lower
Wednesday INSET Day – you may like to arrange a one day INSET INSET INSET
10th July work placement
Thursday Attending the careers fair in Wembley, 8.15am Casual Dress Students are not allowed to take certain
11th July London before attending the Rock Assembly 6.00pm items into the auditorium – for a full list,
concert please see the PowerPoint
Students will need a packed lunch
Consent Form is required
Friday 12th Attending the Unloc challenge, a University 9.00am Casual Dress Consent Form is required for the
July visit or a workplace visit. Students have 3.00pm (For ABP, please ensure University and workplace visits
chosen these options during tutor time sensible, covered shoes)
For University and workplace visits,
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