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How do young people view the careers services they received in school?
New research highlights that SDS career services, especially one-to-one sessions with Careers Advisers, are highly valued and beneficial to young people.
Coding careers are full STEAM ahead at Trinity Primary School
Using free My World of Work Live teaching materials, STEAM teacher Karen Walsh has learned new skills as well as inspiring the next generation of coders.
Circling back
National ‘train the trainers’ construction retrofit resources now online
Pollok residents to benefit from changes to the career service
SDS is moving to a new venue in the Greater Pollok Community Hub at 27 Brockburn Road
Apprentices can count on bank worker Missy-Anne for inspiration
Ever since she was the first apprentice for Lloyds Banking Group back in 2012, Missy-Anne Spence has grabbed every opportunity to boost her career – and dedicates her spare time to helping others do the same.
Former apprentice Alan shines a light on opportunities for young people
Alan Mackay left school with few qualifications but is now key member of the team at electronics design company Mage Control Systems and helping to create and inspire the next generation of talent for his industry.
School pupil inspired by Foundation Apprenticeship to pursue a career in nursing
Martyna Guziel is on a successful path to a career in Healthcare after her extraordinary efforts to support and include the people she cared for on her apprenticeship.
Nursery role is child’s play for Jenni after a Foundation Apprenticeship
Teenager Jenni Emmanuel has landed her dream job in childcare after going the extra mile during work experience on a Foundation Apprenticeship she took at school.
Craft Butcher Marc is a cut above after completing a Modern Apprenticeship
A Modern Apprenticeship has been life changing for young butcher Marc Ingram, who has overcome personal challenges to succeed and helped boost business for his employer.
Natural leader Ryan inspires work mates to follow in his apprenticeship footsteps
Dumfriesshire apprentice Ryan Taylor uses his valuable skills to help his employer cut waste while mentoring colleagues.