Resources

National Careers Service E-Pack

The National Careers Service have put together an extensive E-Pack to be used by teaches and careers advisers within Schools and Colleges to enable them to deliver a high standard of careers advice in the classroom.

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National Careers Service school offer

Free digital workshops from the National Careers Service including LMI webinars if requested.

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National Careers Week

National Careers Week (NCW) is a celebration of careers guidance and free resources in education across the UK. The aim is to provide a focus for careers guidance activity at important stages in the academic calendar to help support young people. The site provides free resources, information on current career opportunities and advice on activities and exercises to run.

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National Governors Association

The National Governors Association (NGA) is an independent charity that aims to improve the educational standards. The NGAs goal is to improve the wellbeing of children and young people by increasing the effectiveness of governing boards and promoting high standards. It does this by providing information, advice, guidance, research and training.

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Natwest Moneysense

Moneysense - a free financial education programme for 5-18s. Resources, workshops and more for teachers, students, parents and bank employee volunteers.

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NCS

National Citizen Service (NCS) North East is delivered in the North East by vInspired and the National Youth Agency (NYA). Both organisations work with scores of local organisations right across the region. NCS is open to all 16-17 year olds, and gives young people who have never met before the opportunity to live and learn together during the school holidays. It exists to address three significant social challenges - social cohesion, social engagement, and social mobility "and ensures that all young people benefit from extended networks of support". Mapped against the eight benchmarks of 'good career guidance', the programme enhances careers education. Young people challenge themselves and explore their talents. They meet with local businesses and organisations, and recieve money skills training. They develop their CV and reflect on their future options. Learners also apply their skills to deliver social action projects - Department for Education guidance states that social action completed on NCS programmes can enhance work experience - which supports job, apprenticeship and university applications, particularly since NCS is recognised by UCAS and major employers.

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NCS North East LMI poster

Updated quarterly national LMI provided by the National Careers Service - North East only

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Nesta Future of Skills classroom notes

One-hour world of work lesson - notes.

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Nomis

Nomis is a service provided by the Office for National Statistics giving free access to the most detailed and up-to-date UK labour market statistics from official sources. You can gain access to a whole range of data including industry classifications, area profiles, earnings and travel to work patterns by setting up an account on the site.

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North East Autism Society

Working together to inspire, support and equip people with autism and other examples of neurodiversity to fulfil their potential in life.

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North East LEP Our Economy 2019

Insights into what makes the North East competitive

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North East LEP SEP 2019

The North East Strategic Economic Plan: more and better jobs.

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