Brownhills Ormiston Academy

Apprenticeship opportunities and information from Central England and the Midland’s top employers and training providers.

Register for the event by clicking below. The event ‘goes live’, on 10th November 2021 between 11.00am and 6.00pm and content is available for up to 30 days later.

You can register for the event by clicking the ‘REGISTER’ link below. Registering will give you the opportunity to chat with exhibitors via text chat, watch online video content, as well as download useful resources. The event ‘goes live’ on 10th November 2021 between 11.00am and 6.00pm.

The National Apprenticeship Show

It is recommended that you research exhibitors that you are interested in ahead of the event to ensure you’re prepared with any questions.
Please also take a look through our Workshop Schedule. These sessions are either live or pre-recorded and run alongside a live Q&A session.
The event is on-demand and available to access for 30 days after the event has taken place. This on-demand period will allow visitors to download information and view content.

Schedule

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Brownhills Ormiston Academy

Brownhills Career Programme

Sarah Murphy Independent Careers Advisor

Our careers adviser at Brownhills Ormiston Academy is Sarah Murphy.

Sarah is based in the careers room (147) on Mondays and Wednesdays.

All students in year 11 are offered a minimum of one careers guidance interview – although more can be requested if further support is required.

Self and parent referrals can also be made and students in all years can request an appointment by attending a drop in session at break, lunchtime or after school until 3.30pm. Parents and guardians may also attend the interview, with prior notice.

Students may also be referred for an interview by a member of the Senior Leadership Team, Progress Leader or Director of Learning. Contact Details Email: [email protected]

How 1-2-1 CEIAG interviews support our students

Careers guidance interviews are aimed at supporting students in making decisions about their future.

This can include:

Career goals and exploring wider options
6th form, college and apprenticeship information
Support with choices and application forms
Discussion around strengths and matching suitable careers
Use of online programmes to support learners in researching information on careers
Questionnaires to help learners to identify what they might be interested in
Advice on work experience and volunteering
Advice on gaining part time work
Completion of an action plan to identify their next steps
Information on specific careers of their choice
Raising aspirations and looking at positive actions around revision and aiming higher
Support with any concerns that learners may have, through mentoring
Helping learners to contact employers or education provider

The Changing World Of Work – Labour Market Information

This provides information on Job Profiles and the different sectors that are in demand. There are links to different sectors of work related Careers including Maths, Health, Teaching, Technology,Engineering, Food & Drink, Law, Social Care, Sport, Construction, Transport, Book Careers, STEM, Arts and Media and Marketing

Labour Market Information Future Jobs Market

Our School Library is the base for our new careers Hub. In it you will find lots of information on different careers and also access to computers, so that you can research for any careers related information.

Careers Hub Drop In

Lunchtime 1.20-1.50pm

Sarah Murphy our careers adviser is on hand to talk to any Student.

Planning Your Career

‘Take the Buzz Quiz’ and find careers that suit you

Buzz Quiz

Student Planner Information

This Information is also included in Student Planners and offers links to advice and guidance on Careers. These links include Career Profiling, Help and Guidance for adults at home, University and Student Finance, Apprenticeships and interactive websites to help your child plan their future careers.

Careers Education & Guidance

Apprenticeship opportunities and information from Central England and the Midland’s top employers and training providers.

Brownhills Career Programme

Sarah Murphy Independent Careers Advisor

Our careers adviser at Brownhills Ormiston Academy is Sarah Murphy.

Sarah is based in the careers room (147) on Mondays and Wednesdays.

All students in year 11 are offered a minimum of one careers guidance interview – although more can be requested if further support is required.

Self and parent referrals can also be made and students in all years can request an appointment by attending a drop in session at break, lunchtime or after school until 3.30pm. Parents and guardians may also attend the interview, with prior notice.

Students may also be referred for an interview by a member of the Senior Leadership Team, Progress Leader or Director of Learning. Contact Details Email: [email protected]

Brownhills Ormiston Academy

How 1-2-1 CEIAG interviews support our students

Careers guidance interviews are aimed at supporting students in making decisions about their future.

This can include:

Career goals and exploring wider options

6th form, college and apprenticeship information

Support with choices and application forms

Discussion around strengths and matching suitable careers

Use of online programmes to support learners in researching information on careers

Questionnaires to help learners to identify what they might be interested in

Advice on work experience and volunteering

Advice on gaining part time work

Completion of an action plan to identify their next steps

Information on specific careers of their choice

Raising aspirations and looking at positive actions around revision and aiming higher

Support with any concerns that learners may have, through mentoring

Helping learners to contact employers or education provider