Confidence
Learning to speak to adults, ask questions and take responsibility.
Schools help prepare young people for life. Understanding work, responsibility, confidence and opportunity is an important part of that journey.
Many students leave school knowing about careers but not necessarily understanding how work feels day to day. Safe, suitable work experiences can help bridge that gap.
Learning to speak to adults, ask questions and take responsibility.
Turning up on time, following instructions and understanding expectations.
Understanding customers, colleagues, employers and the wider world.
Work experience, part-time jobs and volunteering can reinforce many of the qualities schools already try to develop every day.
Confidence, communication, resilience, teamwork, independence and a better understanding of responsibility.
Students who better understand the purpose of learning, careers and personal responsibility beyond school.
Find out what rules apply in your area, including council permits, working hours, school leaving rules and minimum age requirements.
The goal is not to rush young people into work. It is to help them understand how learning, responsibility and opportunity connect. Youth Employment Resource — Teachers & Schools