Labour Market - Information for Pupils,Parents and Carers
The Labour Market Information (LMI) is a valuable tool that can help young people make informed decisions about their future career paths. It offers a wide range of resources for students with SEND, highlighting the different opportunities, training options, and support services available in Hackney and beyond.
Key Features and Resources:
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Hackney Job Opportunities: Direct link to local job opportunities to help students explore the job market. Click here for Hackney job opportunities
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Careerometer (LMI For All):
An interactive tool to compare various job roles and the skills required, helping students plan their career and educational paths based on real-world data. Click here to access the careerometer. - Useful Career Exploration Websites:
Careerpilot: Helps students explore different pathways and qualifications at key stages (14, 16, 18).
Hackney Supported Employment: Empowers students to find work and gain independence.
Barclays Lifeskills: SEND-specific career activities
BBC Bitesize Careers: Short videos and career advice
Go Construct: A resource for careers in construction
Springboard UK: Offers specialist career activities
HS2: Resources in sustainability and engineering for SEND students
NDTI Employment Resources: Prepares students for adulthood with employment information
Step into the NHS: Careers and challenges related to NHS jobs
Youth Employment, Job Today, and Screen Skills: Platforms to explore various career sectors including media and film.
- Colleges and Alternative Providers:
The school collaborates with local providers offering a range of courses from Entry Level to Level 2, including New City College, Unity Works, Ambitious College, Harington, Blue Marble Training, and City and College Islington.
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Supported Internships:
Aimed at students aged 16-24 with EHCPs, these internships offer young people the chance to gain workplace experience and skills. Click here to access the supported internship guide. Local providers include Ambitious College, The Autism Project, Hackney Project Search, and more. -
Apprenticeships:
Information on apprenticeships that combine hands-on work with learning. These are generally available at Level 2 and above.
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Other Career Resources:
Websites such as Hackney Local Offer, Disability Rights UK, and Scope provide extensive information on careers and support for individuals with disabilities.
