Agenda

Tuesday, 13 November, 2018

Time	Session
9.30	Registration and Morning Refreshments
10.15	Morning Chair's Introduction Katharine Horler OBE, Chair, Careers England
10.20	Government address and Q&A The Rt Hon Anne Milton MP, Minister of State for Apprenticeships and Skills and Minister for Women, DfE
10:40	Headline Partner Address
11:00	Local Skills Strategy The role of the Careers & Enterprise Company Ensuring every school and college has a high-quality careers programme Senior Representative, The Careers & Enterprise Company
11.30	Coffee Break
12.10	The Policy Picture Update on the Careers Strategy and what is coming next Creating an all-through system that makes the most of everyone’s skills and talents Building Social Mobility into the system and championing the life chances of all pupil groups
13:00	Networking Lunch
13.50	Afternoon Chair's Introduction Steve Stewart OBE, Executive Director, Careers England
13.50	National recognition of quality in CEG: The Quality in Careers Standard - the 2018 revised criteria Securing national recognition through the Standard by external assessment “Strongly recommended” by DfE to all schools Now fully aligned to incorporate the Gatsby benchmarks with additional professional assessments of impact and student outcomes Paul Chubb MBE, Director, Quality in Careers Standard
14.10	National Infrastructure: What does Good look like in Practice Moving Forward? Careers hubs: linking together schools, colleges, universities and local businesses Excellence across the country: quality provision throughout the system Creating and simplifying a unified route to outstanding practice Denise Bertuchi, Assistant National Officer, UNISON Gerard Liston, Director, Forum Talent Potential John Cope, Head of Education & Skills, CBI
15.00	Coffee Break
15.20	Career Leaders: Driving the Careers Strategy in your School or College Understanding the role of the Careers Leader: A guide to schools and colleges The development of new and existing high-quality training programmes for Careers Leaders Delivering the careers programme across all eight Benchmarks Professor Tristram Hooley, Professor of Careers Education, University of Derby David Andrews, Careers Education and Guidance Consultant
16.00	Event Close

November 13th 2018 | Central London (Zone 1), exact venue TBA