the careers & enterprise company...being in the enterprise adviser network and in a careers hub...

The Careers & Enterprise Company

John Yarham Deputy Chief Executive

1. Building Networks

3. Backing the Gatsby

Benchmarks

2. Supporting Careers Leaders

Our role

85% of schools and collegesusing Compass

Schools and colleges are engaged and the nation is making steady progress

Schools and colleges engaged

Schools and colleges in England Careers

Hubs

Enterprise Adviser Network

Being in the Enterprise Adviser Network and in a Careers Hub drives better benchmark performance

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Average number of benchmarks achieved and level of coordination

Schools and colleges in Careers Hubs, on average, meet one extra Benchmark

Accelerated performance in Careers Hubs

% Hub schools and colleges meeting each Benchmark (July 2018 to March 2019)

Performance in Lancashire

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Lancashire EAN National Average HUB

120 Cornerstone Employers now engaged across Career Hubs and Opportunity Areas

Employers are stepping up to the challenge

2,600 Enterprise Advisers across England

Over 600 volunteers signed up to the Give an Hour SME campaign

2,600 Enterprise Advisers across England

82% of Enterprise Advisers intended to continue in their role over the next year

94% developed at least one new skill

*Based on 757 responses from EAs

Biggest motivations cited are helping the local community and improving outcomes

Biggest challenges cited are engaging staff in schools and fitting schedules in with the school timetable

1300 training bursaries awarded for face to face Career Leader training

Supporting Career Leaders

Careers Leader insights - survey results to be launched in July

Vision for the Careers System

Careers Hubs everywhere – greater coverage across all Benchmarks

Careers Leaders supported through expanded training and networks

Schools and colleges supported to succeed