These key websites aim to:
• support the development of a collaborative approach to careers education and IAG
• promote improvements in the quality, consistency, coherence and impartiality of careers education and IAG
• help local partners develop their IAG workforce - teachers, tutors, mentors, personal advisers and others who contribute to careers education and IAG.
They include:
• detailed information on IAG
• what you have to do
• developing joint working arrangements for IAG
• strengthening the management of IAG
• improving the delivery and quality of IAG
• lesson plans, training materials, planning templates, audits and other practical tools to help improve provision and practice.
Improving choices for young people – developing the IAG workforce.
www.iagworkforce.co.uk
CEGNET – support careers education and IAG.
www.cegnet.co.uk
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