Camden Primary Careers Conference 2015 23rd March 2015 British Library Conference Centre STEPS I TAKE, MARKS I MAKE! Welcome to the Camden Primary Careers Conference 2015! This teacher’s guide includes important information and tasks to help your pupils and you prepare for the conference and beyond. Please read this information carefully. If you have any questions you can contact the conference coordinator: Shazia Chaudhry [email protected] 020 7974 6468 Camden Primary Careers Conference 2015 23rd March 2015 British Library Conference Centre Why a Primary Careers Conference? The Goldsmiths’ Company, Netley Primary School, and Camden Local Authority have collaborated to create the second Camden Primary Careers Conference. Camden’s vision “where every child and young person has a chance to succeed and where nobody gets left behind”. This is an exciting and forward thinking event for 9-10 year olds to be inspired about careers, think about the future and hear from a diverse group of people; young and old who have made a real impact on their surroundings. The Council aims to “build employability and entrepreneurship skills, and particularly at a younger age range…..collate, share and build on good practice in careers education and entrepreneurial activity in primary schools” The Equality Taskforce Report 2013 “We are already planning our own careers event. Thank you for the great inspiration!” Careers Champion 2014 Camden Primary Careers Conference 2015 23rd March 2015 British Library Conference Centre Conference aims Inspiring primary school children to think about their future careers. Raising aspirations and learning about employability skills. Promoting diversity and inclusion. Strengthening links between schools and businesses to maximise opportunities for future collaboration. Developing pupils’ knowledge and skills around particular careers. Supporting schools to deliver careers education. Choosing your Careers Champions The following groups of children should be a priority: FSM/Ever 6 LAC CIN/CP SEND GRT (Gypsy Roma Traveller) Children in Year 5 Camden Primary Careers Conference 2015 23rd March 2015 British Library Conference Centre Key messages o A working life is a satisfying life. o There are many different jobs and careers to choose from o There are key skills to acquire to be successful in employment o There are key values to nurture to be successful (e.g. determination, motivation, commitment and resilience) in employment The Careers Champions will be supported to share the messages from the conference with the school and plan their own careers event Camden Primary Careers Conference 2015 23rd March 2015 British Library Conference Centre Keep updated with our twitter account and tweet about your Careers Champions progress Pre-conference tasks 1. Discuss the facts and questions in activities 1 and 2 in this teacher’s pack* with your chosen Careers Champions 2. You will receive booklets for your Champions, encourage the children to research the key note speakers. @CPCC2015 #StepsITakeMarksIMake 3. Each Champion should complete the Pre-Conference Survey using this online link: http://goo.gl/FT3qOq *You can sign up to a pre-conference school visit where a member of the conference team will take you and your champions through the conference booklet. Contact the conference lead to arrange. On the day Each school will be allocated two iPads to capture the day using photographs and video. Review your footage throughout the day and just keep the best images and video. Sign up to a post-conference editing session at the CLC and find out how you can share the day with your whole school. Camden Primary Careers Conference 2015 23rd March 2015 British Library Conference Centre Post conference tasks Now it’s time for Careers Champions to share the messages they gained from the day with the whole school. You will receive a toolkit to help support your own careers event. The toolkit will include ideas for different events and activities big and small, contact information for businesses who can speak at your event and ideas on how to involve parents. “The computer game designer (14 year old Jordan Casey) showed me how much you can do no matter what age” Camden Primary Careers Conference 2015 23rd March 2015 British Library Conference Centre Activity 1: facts to discuss with Careers Champions Camden Primary Careers Conference 2015 23rd March 2015 British Library Conference Centre What questions would you like to ask? Camden Primary Careers Conference 2015 23rd March 2015 British Library Conference Centre Activity 2 Who do I want to be? Suggested activities o o o o Investigate different jobs with your class, what skills and values might you need? What is the definition of the word ‘career’? Have a discussion on what it means to aspire. Careers Champions will receive a postcard in their packs. Choose a career or a speaker from the programme to research; include fantastic facts on the back of the postcard to share at the event. Careers Champions name card Complete the name card with a photo or drawing. Think of three things that would start a conversation with other Champions. This could be a job you know well or are interested in or a hobby or a skill.
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