House of Commons - Careers guidance for young people: The impact of the new duty on schools - Education Committee

Education Committee - Seventh Report
Careers guidance for young people: The impact of the new duty on schools

Here you can browse the report together with the Proceedings of the Committee. The published report was ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 23 January 2013.

Contents

Terms of Reference

Background to inquiry

Terms of reference

Evidence base for our inquiry

Background information

Current landscape

National Careers Service

Why careers guidance matters

2 Transfer of the statutory duty

Rationale for the transfer of the duty

Our conclusion on the transfer of responsibility

Extension of the statutory duty

3 Coherence and consistency

Current provision

Government guidance

Approaches to collaboration

Local Authorities

Schools consortia

4 Accountability

The need for accountability

The Ofsted framework

Destination measures

School careers plan

5 Schools and the National Careers Service

Current provision of services to young people

Opportunities for the better use of NCS resources

6 Quality of careers guidance

Forms of guidance

Face-to-face guidance

Online information

Independence and impartiality

Teachers and careers guidance

Ensuring quality

Careers education and work-related learning

7 Targeted support

Role of local authorities

Note of Committee's visit to Bradford, 22 October 2012

Note of the Committee's seminar with young people, 7 November 2012

List of printed written evidence

List of additional written evidence

List of Reports from the Committee during the current Parliament

Oral and Written Evidence

31 October 2012

21 November 2012

28 November 2012

Written Evidence

Additional Written Evidence

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