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Joined-up approach will benefit pupils across Scotland
Skills Development Scotland {SOS) and Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) have created an operating model which will ensure joined up services for young people in schools across the country.
Questions and answers on the TOM and the Borders experience so far
Questions and answers on the TOM and the Borders experience so far
Access professional learning resources for DYW coordinators
SDS professional learning sessions for DYW. Themes to date have included LMI, the Marketplace employer engagement platform, Careers Service input to schools and work based learning programmes.
Sector CPD
These sessions cover LMI for particular sectors in the Scottish economy and are also informed by employers who are part of the sector in supporting education in preparing young people for the world of work.
DYW/SDS Partnership Agreement and work planning model
DYW and SDS work in partnership and collaboration to provide support to schools with a variety of products and services aligned to the Careers Education Standards and this approach is outlined here.
DYW Partners section
SDS works with a variety of partners who support the Developing the Young Workforce agenda and employer engagement in education. Below are some examples of activities that support young people to experience the world of work and to be supported by employers on their learner journey.
Professional learning offer
Describes the professional learning offer
Apprenticeships
We are committed to developing and growing a worldclass work-based learning system in Scotland.
Foundation Apprenticeships
Foundation Apprenticeships
Modern Apprenticeships
Modern Apprenticeships help employers to develop their workforce by training new staff, and upskilling existing employees.