Careers
Welcome to WSSC Careers Advice and Support.
The Careers Office is located is the Assistant Headteachers Office, on the middle floor of block F. Through the Careers Office, we can offer you a range of opportunities to plan and research your future study/employment options. Please drop by at any time if you need any support or guidance, or alternatively contact us by email using the details below.
We have designed a careers curriculum that values the development of the ‘able’ as much as it does ‘qualified’. We believe that both are equally important to our students in order for them to be equipped to play their full part in the world. As a Trust, we want to develop a range of attributes, skills, and behaviours that can be encouraged in the early stages of a child’s life that will leave them in the best possible position as they begin their transitions to secondary education and to future life. We believe the careers curriculum should be tailored to the school’s local context by addressing typical gaps in students’ knowledge and skills. ‘Career’ describes our journey through life, learning and work. We need to actively develop our careers to make the best of them. This process of career development takes skill as well as knowledge and the right attitude. Individuals need to work on their career development skills throughout their lives. A ‘positive career’ will mean something different to everyone, but it will typically include being happy with the way we spend our time, being able to make a contribution to our community and being able to have a decent standard of living.
Our careers curriculum ensures all students have the opportunity to explore the following learning areas as set out by the CDI:Ìý
- Grow throughout life – by learning and reflecting on yourself, your background and your
strengths - Explore possibilities – explore the full range of possibilities open to you and learn about recruitment processes and the culture of different workplaces
- Manage career – manage your career actively, make the most of opportunities and learn
from setbacks - Create opportunities – create opportunities by being proactive and building positive relationships with others
- Balance life and work – balance your life as a worker and/or entrepreneur with your wellbeing other interests and involvement with your family and community
- See the big picture – by paying attention to how the economy, politics and society connect with your own life and careers
Careers in the Curriculum
For the month of January, we explored the different careers in Science. ClickÌýÌýto see a round up of what we looked at.
Curriculum Newsletter
Careerometer
Latest Careers News
Mock Interviews
Well done to our Year 11 and 13 students who took part in their mock interviews recently.ÌýStudents were invited to
Careers in the Curriculum – Art, Music and ICT
At Wickersley Partnership Trust,Ìýit is our number one priority to prepare our students for life and there is nothing more
Rotherham College Taster Day
On Friday 24th November some of our Year 11 students took part in a taster day at Rotherham College. They
Careers in the Curriculum – English, Drama and History
At Wickersley Partnership Trust,Ìýit is our number one priority to prepare our students for life and there is nothing more
Wickersley Visit North Science Star
On Wednesday 8th November, 10 Y9 students from Wickersley school have taken part to the North star Science event at
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Careers Information
Gatsby Benchmarks
At С»ÆƬapp, our Careers programme has the Gatsby Benchmarks at its centre.
The Gatsby Benchmarks are a framework of 8 guidelines that defineÌýthe best careers provision inÌýschools and colleges.
- A stable careers programme
- Learning from career and labour market information
- Addressing the needs of each pupil
- Linking curriculum learning to careers
- Encounters with employers and employees
- Experiences of workplaces
- Encounters with further and higher education
- Personal guidance
KS4 Destinations 2022
KS4 Destinations 2022 | Total Number of School Leavers | Full Time Education | School Sixth Form | Sixth Form College | Further Education | Apprenticeships | Full Time Training | Employment Without Training | NEETS |
Ìý | 361 | 328 | 143 | 104 | 81 | 8 | 8 | 4 | 10 |
Our Careers information will next be reviewed in September 2024.