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Deloitte: An Apprenticeships Forum for Parents and Carers

In-person (London) + Virtual option

Is your parent or carer keen to support you in making informed decisions about your next steps after school or college? Do they want to explore the wide range of career pathways available, including the exciting world of apprenticeships?

Deloitte invites parents and carers to a flagship insight event, taking place at their London office during National Apprenticeship Week, with the option to join virtually from anywhere in the UK.

Event overview

Event date: Monday 9 February 2026
Time:
- In-person: 5:30 – 8:30pm
- Virtual: 6:00 – 7:30pm
Location: Deloitte London Office + Virtual Livestream
Who can attend: parents and carers only
Application deadline: Sunday 8 February (early application encouraged – in-person places may be limited)

Why attend?

This interactive event will help parents and carers:

Understand apprenticeship pathways at Deloitte and beyond
Gain clarity on application and assessment processes
Feel more confident supporting their child’s career decisions

Agenda highlights

Apprentice to Leader Keynote: An inspiring talk from a Deloitte leader showcasing long-term career progression through apprenticeships
Apprenticeship Forum Panel: Featuring current apprentices, parents of apprentices, early careers specialists, and senior leaders
Programme Overview: Clear guidance on Deloitte’s apprenticeship programmes and recruitment process

About Deloitte

Deloitte is one of the world’s leading professional services firms, operating across technology, consulting, audit, and financial services, supporting organisations to drive innovation and deliver meaningful change.

How parents and carers can apply

Parents and carers should apply as soon as possible using one of the options below:

In-person event (London):
NAW London Office Event – In-person – 09.02.26

Virtual event (livestream):
NAW London Office Event – Virtual – 09.02.26

Deloitte’s Early Careers team will contact attendees directly with joining details and next steps.

Labour Market Information for January 2026 and December 2025

Please find below the update Labour Market Information from the Office for National Statistics for January 2026 and December 2025. Labour Market Information (or LMI) is a useful tool to help parents/guardians/carers and young people research future jobs in your local area, or nationally, understand the skills needed for certain roles and also the demand for future employment. This type of information can help our families and young people explore future employment options that can lead to exciting potential careers.

Labour Market Information for November 2025

Please find below the update Labour Market Information from the Office for National Statistics for November 2025. Labour Market Information (or LMI) is a useful tool to help parents/guardians/carers and young people research future jobs in your local area, or nationally, understand the skills needed for certain roles and also the demand for future employment. This type of information can help our families and young people explore future employment options that can lead to exciting potential careers.

Open Day at Ada’s Sixth Form, the National College for Digital Skills

Ada’s next Open Day with Year 11 students and their parents is on Saturday 29th November. Tickets are available on their website, www.ada.ac.uk

London Screen Academy (LSA) presents: Industry Unfiltered

Industry Unfiltered is an honest, inspiring panel event designed for young people who want to explore careers in film and television. Held at London Screen Academy, this event gives you the chance to hear directly from professionals working across the industry – people who’ve been where you are, and who are breaking barriers and making change.

This is your space to be seen, heard, and inspired. Film and TV need your voice. Come and see what’s possible.

Parents and guardians are encouraged to attend – and find out how to support your journey.

Tuesday 18 November 2025
16:45 – 18:15
62-66 Highbury GroveLondon, England, N5 2AG
Click here to save your seat.

London Screen Academy (LSA) Parents Information Session

We are hosting an Online Information Session on Wednesday 12th November to help you gain a better understanding about:

· What LSA’s course and curriculum is

· The skills that your young person will gain at LSA, and how in demand they are

· The many types of support offered at LSA

· What jobs and prospects exist in film and TV today

· Where our alumni go and the fantastic gains they’re achieving

This relaxed session will finish with a Q&A in which you can ask anything you want!

If you want to know how we support your young person, book via this link now!

Please note there will be three sessions held throughout the day, so hopefully one of the time slots works for you:

10:30-11:30
13:00-14:00
17:30-18:30

Cinema KLERB

A passionate community for Film & TV lovers.

Every month there will be a new film or TV series to watch based on a different theme for that month, some catered to special holidays happening e.g October will be Halloween themed, December will be festive!

Come along to the cinema screen at LSA and enjoy the games, snacks and discussions with other film lovers. This is for ages 13 – 16 (Years 9,10 and 11). KLERB is on Thursday 4th December from (4:00 – 6:15pm)

Sign up by completing this form.

No need to sign up again if you have already!

London Screen Academy (LSA) December Open Event

Explore the studios. Try the kit. Imagine you and your friends working together.

Students from across London are coming to check out our pathways into film and TV. Come say hi, compare ideas, and meet your future collaborators. This is your chance to experience LSA up close and leave with a clear plan for your next steps.

We keep spaces limited so everyone gets personalised time. If this date works for you, we recommend you book now. Click HERE for more information.

Wednesday 10 December 2025
18:00 20:00
London Screen Academy, 62-66 Highbury GroveLondon, England, N5 2AG United Kingdom (map)

Click HERE to Sign Up!

Green Careers Week

It’s Green Careers Week! The world of work is constantly evolving with new roles and professional skills being created. Green Careers Week aims to promote future and real opportunities for young people who are interested in supporting the environment.

Students can explore the Green Careers Week website to explore Green careers and see how a variety of companies are raising awareness of green careers through activity resources, case studies, webinars, videos, events and employment information.

Visit the Green Careers Week website: HERE

They have also compiled this helpful Parents Guide to Green Careers: Parent Guide

Labour Market Information for October 2025

Please find below the update Labour Market Information from the Office for National Statistics for October 2025. Labour Market Information (or LMI) is a useful tool to help parents/guardians/carers and young people research future jobs in your local area, or nationally, understand the skills needed for certain roles and also the demand for future employment. This type of information can help our families and young people explore future employment options that can lead to exciting potential careers.

Half term workshop for 13-18 year olds with the chance to explore different careers using virtual reality. Students will have the opportunity to step into the shoes of a hotel worker, a railway engineer, or more through an immersive 360° VR experience. They will also as learn about the gaming and creative industry and the types of jobs and training routes on offer.

📅 Date: Tuesday 28^th October 2025

⏰ Time: 10:30 – 12:00 (arrival by 10:15)

📍 Location: West Library Youth Employment Hub, Thornhill Square, London N1 1BD

Sixth Form and College Guide

The Central Futures Team have put together an overview of the most popular and regularly applied for sixth forms and colleges for Central Foundation Boys’ School pupils. Please be advised this is not an exhaustive list, but we hope this will support students in exploring the options available to pupils. We would encourage all families to book and attend an Open Day for any post-16 provider you may be thinking about applying for.

CLICK HERE for the Sixth Form and College Guide

Details of most Open Days are provided within this guide, as well as the sixth form’s/college’s application process.

If you have any further questions, please get in touch with the Central Futures Team

Ms Browne (careers coordinator) – brownec@cfbs.islington.sch.uk

Ms Shaw (careers advisor) – shawd@cfbs.islington.sch.uk

Join the London School of Architecture on weekends and weekday afternoons for the Golden Lane Estate Creative Workshops for Children and Young People. Led by architects, engineers, designers and makers, these hands-on sessions give young people the chance to explore design and building skills in a fun and creative way, while also introducing pathways to further study and future careers. If you enjoy art, design, science or engineering these workshops might be of interest!

The aim of the workshops is to introduce creative skills that are useful for pursuing a career in the built environment sector, through fun hands-on workshops that will take place after school and on weekends beginning on 11th October and running until the end of the October.

All workshops are free and catered for children and young people from 6-25 years old. To find out more or to sign up to the workshops, please email roy@the-lsa.org, use the Eventbrite link: HERE. Places are limited, please make sure to sign up!

Labour Market Information for September 2025

Please find below the update Labour Market Information from the Office for National Statistics for September 2025. Labour Market Information (or LMI) is a useful tool to help parents/guardians/carers and young people research future jobs in your local area, or nationally, understand the skills needed for certain roles and also the demand for future employment. This type of information can help our families and young people explore future employment options that can lead to exciting potential careers.

Labour Market Information for June 2025

Please find below the update Labour Market Information from the Office for National Statistics for June 2025. Labour Market Information (or LMI) is a useful tool to help parents/guardians/carers and young people research future jobs in your local area, or nationally, understand the skills needed for certain roles and also the demand for future employment. This type of information can help our families and young people explore future employment options that can lead to exciting potential careers.

Business by Design Programme from the Kurt Geiger Kindness Foundation

Business By Design is a free, 7-month immersive learning programme designed by young people, for young people, to help them thrive in the creative industry. The programme equips participants with skills, knowledge, and industry connections to kickstart their careers.

What It Offers

Expert-Led Learning: Weekly masterclasses and workshops covering key areas such as Design, PR, HR, Finance, Buying, Marketing, Merchandising, and more.
AQA Accredited Assignments: Participants earn AQA Unit Award Scheme accreditation for their learning.
Practical Experience: Paid work experience at Kurt Geiger’s Head Office and networking opportunities with industry professionals.
Mentorship: 1-on-1 career guidance from experienced professionals and support throughout the programme.
Support & Accessibility: Travel and lunch expenses covered to ensure accessibility.

Who Can Join?

18-20-year-olds living in London.
18-24-year-olds with an EHCP or experience in the care system.

This programme serves as a stepping stone into creative business, fostering future leaders in the fashion industry while promoting inclusivity and accessibility.

APPLY NOW ON THIS LINK

London Screen Academy – Break into Film

Tuesday 12 August 2025, 9am – Wednesday 13 August 2025, 5pm

Love film but not sure how to break into the industry? Curious about working in Film & TV but unsure which role is right for you? Don’t know anyone in the industry and just want to learn more about how it all works?

Break Into Film is a hands-on, inspiring workshop series designed to give young people an understanding of what it is actually like to work in the industry. Across a series of engaging sessions, you’ll explore key departments like acting, directing, editing, business and costume —guided by real professionals who know the ropes. You’ll also hear from working creatives as they share their journeys, challenges, and advice, helping you discover the many pathways into this exciting world.

To be eligible to apply for Break Into Film you must be:

Ages 14 – 16 (Year 11 or Year 10 in September 2025)
A London resident
Available on both the 12th & 13th August

Click HERE for more information

Get Behind the Camera with LSA – This Summer!

Monday 18 August 2025, 10am – Wednesday 20 August 2025, 3pm

This summer, step into the world of film and TV production with Get Behind the Camera – a hands-on workshop series delivered by London Screen Academy as part of Summerversity. Open to young people aged 13+, these free sessions are a chance to explore life behind the scenes and get practical experience with industry-standard equipment and techniques.

Whether you’re curious about cinematography, lighting, or editing, you’ll learn from real professionals in a creative, supportive environment. No experience needed – just bring your passion for storytelling and a willingness to get involved. Spaces are limited, so sign up early and start your journey into the screen industries with LSA!

Applications open 23rd June

Click HERE for more information

Labour Market Information for May 2025

Please find below the update Labour Market Information from the Office for National Statistics for May 2025. Labour Market Information (or LMI) is a useful tool to help parents/guardians/carers and young people research future jobs in your local area, or nationally, understand the skills needed for certain roles and also the demand for future employment. This type of information can help our families and young people explore future employment options that can lead to exciting potential careers.

Labour Market Information for March 2025

Please find below the update Labour Market Information from the Office for National Statistics for March 2025. Labour Market Information (or LMI) is a useful tool to help parents/guardians/carers and young people research future jobs in your local area, or nationally, understand the skills needed for certain roles and also the demand for future employment. This type of information can help our families and young people explore future employment options that can lead to exciting potential careers.

Choices Magazine – Parent & Carers Guide, April Edition

Choices Magazine is the ultimate parent and carer guide to apprenticeships and technical education. The April edition of Choices delivers tips for young people eager to pursue the apprenticeship route including exploring the process of becoming an apprentice from the parent’s perspective, learning about the benefits of Higher Technical Qualifications, following an apprentice’s journey to becoming his own boss, and getting inspired by apprenticeships in Project Management.

Click HERE for the Choices Magazine – April Edition

Enfield Borough Football Academy April 2025 Trials

Enfield Borough Football Academy is excited to invite students to their upcoming football trials, offering both boys and girls the opportunity to showcase their talent and develop their skills in a professional environment.

Trial Details:

📅 Dates: Wednesday, 9th & 16th April 2025
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM
📍 Location: Enfield Borough Football Academy, 73 Hertford Road, Enfield, EN3 5HA

These trials are ideal for students who are passionate about football and looking to take their game to the next level while continuing their education. Our academy provides a structured pathway for young athletes to receive high-quality coaching, develop key skills, and explore opportunities in football.

It’s National Careers Week!

National Careers Week is a celebration of careers guidance in education – careers guidance in education aims to help and support young people develop awareness and excitement about their future pathways.

To support you in exploring the various career pathways available – National Careers Week has worked with their employer partners to present their “Virtual Careers Fair”. Use the link below to explore the range of employers supporting National Careers Week and learn about the varied career pathways that are available to our young people in the future.

Click HERE for more information about the Virtual Careers Fair

Our parents/carers and students are always welcome to contact the Central Futures (Careers) Team with any questions regarding future pathways and how best we can support our young people to secure the pathway of their choice. Our contact details can be found on the “Careers” page of our website: HERE

Explore the World of Work with Springpod

Springpod are an online career and university exploration platform. They connect students to world-leading employers and universities through online programme for students in KS4 and KS5, and for students in KS3 they provide a virtual learning hub where students can explore different career sectors related to their interests. Through Springpod’s free virtual experiences, young people can gain the experience, knowledge, and skills they need to take their next steps.

To get started, students will need to create a free account here: https://www.springpod.com/

Getting into the NHS: Apprenticeships Special

A series of virtual sessions to inspire you to have a career in the NHS!
Apprenticeship Special | Wednesday 19 February 2025, 11am-1pm
UCLH are continuing their series of inspiration sessions aimed at 16-25-year-olds that explore the many paid jobs available within the NHS, and the different opportunities at UCLH.

Each session will focus on different areas of the NHS, with an opportunity to hear from real-life clinicians and staff about their job.

How did they get there, and what do they enjoy? Come along and ask them questions to find out more!

Click HERE for the flyer for more information on Online Events

Click HERE to Sign up for the NHS Apprenticeship Session!

Skanska Apprenticeships Careers Insights

Online Webinar | Thursday 20th February 2025 | 10am-2pm

Dive deep into the world of Skanska and discover the incredible careers including apprenticeships on offer. This is your chance to hear first hand from our dynamic current apprentices across various roles such as:

🏗️ Civil Engineering
📐 Quantity Surveying
🌍 Environmental Sustainability
➕ And so much more!

Join them on Microsoft Teams for this interactive session. Make sure you have access to Teams ahead of time. Planned breaks and ample opportunities for you to ask all your burning questions.

Meeting ID: 364 655 984 584
Passcode: YH34ug7U

Click HERE to Sign into Teams

Festival of the Future

The Festival of the Future invites young people to explore, create, and imagine your future in the built environment. Bringing together 20+ partners over two days to inspire the next generation of city makers through a creative and practical programme for those from all backgrounds.

Children, young people, and adults can pick from workshops on AI in architecture, talks on preparing for post study and industry debates on Friday, to carpentry workshops, group design tasks, and family storytelling on Saturday.

Careers, funding, and work experience support providers will also host events to help you explore different routes to becoming an architect, whether choosing your GCSE’s, preparing for university with A-levels or BTECs, or getting ready to graduate.

Plus, there are events for those interested in how to engage with future generations wanting to work in the built environment.

Eventbrite links

National Apprenticeship Week 2025

It’s National Apprenticeship Week! There are a wide range of incredible opportunities for students who are eager to gain real-world work experience while also starting their career in a structured and educational environment. This week celebrates all of the employers who offer these fantastic opportunities, and aims to highlight these routes for students. When young people are making decisions about their future, it is vital they explore all of the options available to them, and the Central Futures Team are committed to ensuring students have access to this information.

If you would like to learn more about apprenticeship pathways and how students can access these, please feel free to reach out to the Central Futures Team via the contact details on our Careers Page. We also encourage our student and parent/carer community to engage with the wonderful resources available, including a live webinar series hosted by a wide range of employers taking place across this week.

Use this link to register for the live webinars: https://nationalapprenticeshipweek.co.uk/events/
More information for students: https://www.amazingapprenticeships.com/zones/student/
More information for parent/carers: https://www.amazingapprenticeships.com/zones/parent/

Royal Veterinary College’s (RVC) Discovery Series

The Royal Veterinary College’s (RVC) Discovery Series offers students of all ages the opportunity to learn more about Biological Science, Veterinary Medicine or Veterinary Nursing through a live webinar series hosted by current students, academics, support stand and/or alumni. The webinars focus on a diverse range of university topics, encompassing all RVC pathways, student life and the all-important application process.

Click HERE to sign up now to access these webinars and explore future career pathways within the veterinary sciences!

Discover Your Future with Three

Want to learn what it’s like to work at a big tech company like Three? Join us for a FREE fun, hands-on session this half-term.

Islington Council is offering Islington school students, aged 13-16, the opportunity to learn more about the technology and digital sector from Three, one of the UK’s top mobile networks.

This session will give you tips and ideas for the future, helping you explore what it’s like to work at a company like Three and how to prepare for job opportunities.

If you have any questions, email: worldofwork@islington.gov.uk

Spaces are limited, so click HERE to sign up now!

TfL Apprenticeship Fair 2025

Tuesday 11 February (AM&PM slots available) | Kensington Town Hall

Click HERE for the TfL Apprenticeship Fair 2025 Flyer

Looking to launch your career in transportation, engineering, or construction?

Join the 2025 TfL Apprenticeship Fair, where 20+ employers and partners will showcase apprenticeships, entry-level roles, and pre-employment training opportunities.This fair presents a fantastic opportunity to discover the breadth of exciting careers within the transportation, engineering, and construction sector.

Apprenticeships offer a rewarding path to higher qualifications, degrees, and professional memberships. Don’t miss this chance to meet the teams shaping the future of these industries.

This is an in-person event with a morning and afternoon slot. You can select your time slot during registration.

Please register by Monday 10 February! Click HERE to find out more and register.

If you have any questions, contact the team at ApprenticeshipFair@tfl.gov.uk

NHS Health and Social Care Careers Fair

Thursday 6th March 2025 | 4.30pm-7.00pm | Middlesex University, Hendon

Aimed at Year 10 and above, this fair is a fantastic opportunity for students to learn more about the 350+ careers available within the NHS. On the day, your students will be able to:

Chat with healthcare professionals and receive personalised advice.
Learn about the NHS and social care in live talks and career panels.
Ask questions about the routes into the sector during talks with healthcare workers.

Exhibitors include representatives from a number of professions, including GPs, nurses, pharmacists, opticians, paramedics, dentists, Allied Health Professionals (including Occupational, Speech and Physiotherapists) and social workers as well as colleges and further education institutions offering a variety of health-related courses. Last year’s careers fair had over 100 exhibitors.

👩‍⚕️Link to a video from last year’s careers fair NCL Careers Fair 2024

If you have any questions ahead of the event, please get in touch with Ama Smith at nclicb.nclth@nhs.net

Click HERE to book your place

Step into Apprenticeships Event

Thursday 13 Feb 2025 | 4-6pm | Ages: 16+ | Youth Employment Hub, Islington West Library, Thornhill Square, 107 Bridgeman Rd, London N1 1BD

As part of National Apprenticeship Week, Islington Council is hosting an event for Islington residents aged 16+ to discover how apprenticeships can kick-start your career by offering a pathway to work, learn, and earn.

This in-person event is an opportunity to:
• Meet with local employers and providers
• Get your questions answered
• Gain practical skills & support

Meet apprentices and learn from the experts about the amazing opportunities apprenticeships can provide!

Click HERE to sign up!

Next Steps in London Live!

Next Steps in London Live is designed to connect young people to voices from all pathway options and give them opportunities to ask meaningful questions to a variety of providers, employers, and partners during our live broadcasts.

Whether they are exploring options after school, considering further or higher education, or looking to enter apprenticeship pathways, our broadcasts will offer valuable insights and practical advice to help them navigate their journey.

Join us as we connect to industry experts, educators and inspiring professional who will share their experiences, highlight pathways, and share tips for success. London works best when London works together !

These broadcasts will support schools and colleges in the drive to ensure students are aware of all pathways as part of the Provider Access Legislation.

Join the LIVE broadcasts on the dates below:
• 🗣️Wednesday 29th January 2025 from 9am – 3pm
• 🗣️Thursday 19th June 2025 from 9am – 3pm

Click HERE to find out more!

Labour Market Information for December 2024

Please find below the update Labour Market Information from the Office for National Statistics for December 2024. Labour Market Information (or LMI) is a useful tool to help parents/guardians/carers and young people research future jobs in your local area, or nationally, understand the skills needed for certain roles and also the demand for future employment. This type of information can help our families and young people explore future employment options that can lead to exciting potential careers.

INvestIN Free Webinar Series – demystifying salary expectations in top careers

Discussing pay is often taboo, yet with rising living costs and uncertain job markets, understanding compensation and job security has become a top priority for young people. InvestIN are running a series of free webinars to help you understand future job roles and the salaries you can expect if you pursue these pathways.

Student Events
10th-12th February, 6-7pm

How much could I really earn in: Medicine | Finance | Engineering | Law
Be Your Own Boss: Everything you need to know about being self-employed

Careers in Technology with Lloyds Banking Group

Join the Early Careers team at Lloyds Banking Group to explore the various career pathways available related to technology. This will be an online session where students can hear from industry experts, learn about the latest trends in tech and labour market information, and also discover the various apprenticeship routes into technology and the sector.

Date: Tuesday 14 January
Time: 17:00 – 18:00 GMT
Location: Online (Zoom)

Click HERE to Sign Up!

Labour Market Information for December 2024

Labour Market Overview UK Report December 2024

Breakdown report of LMI in Islington, and the top recruited jobs and skills in the borough

Labour Market Statistics December 2024

The London Screen Academy – National Saturday Club

LSA is excited to be holding a Saturday Club starting in January! This is a 20 week, free, Saturday Film Club in collaboration with National Saturday Club for 13-16 year olds. Our film club will be covering everything from scriptwriting (great for anyone enjoying English), costume and set design (great for art students) and film making and editing (media students).

CLICK HERE to Read More about the Film & Screen Saturday Club

Academy Breakin’ Convention – Open Day

Academy Breakin’ Convention (ABC) Open Day welcomes students to to find out more about their ground-breaking Level 3 Extended Diploma in Performance and Production Arts and experience Sadler’s Wells East with an exclusive building tour of their brand-new theatre. Join Sadler’s Social with a live DJ plus Digital Stage screenings including East London’s Eastbound.

You will be given the opportunity to ask all your burning questions face to face, get a taste of the action with free taster workshops, and discover how you can become a part of the ABC 2025 cohort.

If you wish to attend the ABC open day, CLICK HERE to register by Sunday 12 January.

Virtual Work Experience with the NHS

NHS virtual work experience opportunities are available for students as part of National Work Experience Week (13^th – 17^th January 2025).

Career challenges are designed to develop key employability skills such as problem solving, data literacy, storytelling, and presentation. Hosted on Microsoft Teams, these sessions take place outside of school hours, making them easily accessible.

Students will enjoy:

A 45-minute briefing with the NHS
The opportunity to complete a career challenge at their own pace
Certification upon completion

These events provide valuable insights into emerging careers and help students build skills that will enhance their future education and employment choices.

Tuesday 14^th January at 4.30pm (virtual session hosted on MS Teams)

Student year groups 7-9 England & Wales, S1-S3 Scotland, 8-10 Northern Ireland

“Quick with the facts, help the NHS be swift to react!”

A 45-minute briefing with the NHS team
Complete the career challenge at their own pace
Certification awarded on completion
Register now! (students)

Wednesday 15^th January at 5pm (virtual session hosted on MS Teams)

Student year groups 10-13 England & Wales, S4-S6 Scotland, 11-14 Northern Ireland

After a sudden bump and fall, should they visit A&E or is first aid enough for all?

A 45-minute briefing with the NHS team
Complete the career challenge at their own pace
Certification awarded on completion
Register now! (students)

More virtual events coming up in February for National Apprenticeship Week!

Next Steps in London Guide

The “Next Steps in London” is a comprehensive guide, brought to you by the four London Careers Hubs, and designed to help young people and parents navigate future career pathways. Please click HERE for the Next Steps in London Guide.

Packed with valuable insights and real-life experiences from young professionals in London, this guide is a student go-to resource for making informed decisions about your next steps.

If you want to explore next steps further don’t forget we have two more broadcasts of ‘Next Steps in London Live!’ this academic year that are open for registration.

📆 Wednesday 29th January, 9am-3pm
📅 Thursday 19th June, 9am-3pmIf you’re a student or parent then don’t miss out on these upcoming sessions—there’s so much more to explore!

Ada’s Sixth Form Open Evening – Wednesday, November 20th

Ada welcomes both students and parents for those who may be interested in exploring their specialised Sixth Form. They will be showcasing the curriculum pathways they offer to support young people into tech careers. Register by using this link: HERE.

Details:

Location: 1 Sutherland street, SW1V 4LD, London

Time: Doors open at 4.30pm, and the event will run until 7.30pm (last entries at 7pm)

Travelling by public transport: London Victoria (train, underground) and Pimlico station (underground) are a 10 minutes walk away.

Driving? There is a paying car park nearby on Cumberland street.

Labour Market Information for September and October 2024

Please find below the update Labour Market Information from the Office for National Statistics for September and October 2024. Labour Market Information (or LMI) is a useful tool to help parents/guardians/carers and young people research future jobs in your local area, or nationally, understand the skills needed for certain roles and also the demand for future employment. This type of information can help our families and young people explore future employment options that can lead to exciting potential careers.

Labour Market Information for May & June 2024

Please find below the update Labour Market Information from the Office for National Statistics for May and June 2024. Labour Market Information (or LMI) is a useful tool to help parents/guardians/carers and young people research future jobs in your local area, or nationally, understand the skills needed for certain roles and also the demand for future employment. This type of information can help our families and young people explore future employment options that can lead to exciting potential careers.

Labour Market Islington Report June 2024

Breakdown report of LMI in Islington, and the top recruited jobs and skills in the borough

Labour Market Islington Report May 2024

Islington Top Jobs and Skills Demand May 2024

Labour Market Information for April & May 2024

Please find below the update Labour Market Information from the Office for National Statistics for April and May 2024. Labour Market Information (or LMI) is a useful tool to help parents/guardians/carers and young people research future jobs in your local area, or nationally, understand the skills needed for certain roles and also the demand for future employment. This type of information can help our families and young people explore future employment options that can lead to exciting potential careers.

Labour Market Islington Report May 2024

Breakdown report of LMI in Islington, and the top recruited jobs and skills in the borough

Labour Market Islington Report April 2024

Islington Top Jobs and Skills Demand April 2024

Labour Market Information for March 2024

Please find below the update Labour Market Information from the Office for National Statistics for March 2024. Labour Market Information (or LMI) is a useful tool to help parents/guardians/carers and young people research future jobs in your local area, or nationally, understand the skills needed for certain roles and also the demand for future employment. This type of information can help our families and young people explore future employment options that can lead to exciting potential careers.

Labour Market Islington Report March 2024

Breakdown report of LMI in Islington, and the top recruited jobs and skills in the borough

Labour Market Islington Report March 2024

Islington Top Jobs and Skills Demand March 2024

National Careers Week 2024

This week is National Careers Week, which is a one-week celebration of careers guidance and careers education across the UK. Thinking about the future can be exciting when we focus on exploring the wealth of opportunities that are available to our young people – the world of work is vast and diverse, and it is important to highlight these pathways and encourage our young people to open up to every possibility.

The Virtual Careers Fair is a great place to start and we would encourage our families to take time this week to explore with their young person and talk about their interests and passions for the future.

You can visit the Virtual Careers Fair: HERE