iCeGS has published a new paper which explores the current development of careers work with young people in England. Written by Tristram Hooley (Head of iCeGS) and Tony Watts (iCeGS Visiting Professor) the paper examines how changes in the funding of careers services and the policy around the responsibilities of schools and Local Authorities have impacted on the support that is available for young people. In particular the paper looks forward to explore how current transitional arrangements prefigure new directions for careers work.
View the paper (PDF 21pp) here.
The paper is based on a new dataset compiled from a range of published, unpublished and online sources. The full dataset is available to accompany the paper.
View the dataset (Excel 97-2003) here.
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