Career Connect

Get Connected Plus has been re-launched as a digital tool complete with the all new Teacher Zone and live chat for students and careers leads. Get Connected Plus is designed to inform and inspire students as they explore their career options throughout years 7 to 13 – while providing vital insights to schools.

Fully integrable with MIS systems, Get Connected Plus brings careers activities, monitoring, and analysis together in one place, allowing schools to quickly see the full impact of their careers-related activities.

While students develop their employability skills and gain greater self-awareness through tailored content, schools can use Get Connected Plus to monitor the impact of their careers-related activities and gain a real-time picture of their students’ career aspirations.

 

 

 

Gatsby Benchmarks

Get Connected Plus aligns with all Gatsby Benchmarks and is updated regularly. All content is designed by careers specialists from Career Connect, with decades of experience of delivering excellence in careers information, advice, and guidance in schools.

Schools can extract all of the data they need, easily tracking completed activities by individual, year group and institution. Schools can also build in their own pupil data – such as SEND, LAC, attendance, attainment details, and more to create more in-depth reports all in one place.

Tailored learning on Get Connected Plus

The platform offers tailored lessons for each year group, including video slideshows, information articles, interactive quizzes, and links to video resources and key websites. Each online lesson also includes an assessment of learning and understanding.

Schools can also work with Career Connect to create specific content that meets their institution’s needs.

Pupils from every Key Stage have been consulted throughout the portal’s development.

Staff and students can log face-to-face activity, work experience, and employee encounters, which they can refer to when needed, such as when applying for college, jobs or university.

Record your progress

At key transition points, content on Get Connected Plus walks students through the detail and process of choosing subject options, or finding and applying for a course.

Get Connected Plus promotes personal development, self-awareness and aspiration in all of its content.

Career Connect staff provide full training for school staff during the implementation period, and ongoing support to ensure schools get the most from the platform.

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Sheila Clark, CEO of Career Connect, said: “With more than 20 years’ experience of working in schools, we understand that careers provision isn’t just about running the careers programme itself, but also documenting, monitoring and analysing impact, and responding to insights. This is vital for a truly embedded careers curriculum. 

“We also know how vital digital careers tools are in enhancing careers education for students. 

“Our aim with Get Connected Plus is to bring together student careers activity, recording and data analysis in one place, helping schools to save time, monitor impact and be responsive to student needs.

“This in turn helps schools to shape future activities and help students to develop a coherent plan as they reach key transition points. 

“Being able to look back on their journey from year 7 to year 11 or 13 and see their progress as their understanding of career paths develop is also a fantastic way to keep students engaged.”

 

Feedback for Get Connected Plus:

  • “Straight to the point, interactive and informative” 
  • “Easy to use’
  • “Informative even for the youngest year group”

(Year 12 students, Trinity High School)

For more information and to book a free no obligation demo, email [email protected] or visit our Education and Business services website – connectedu.org.uk.

Book your demo 

Please do join one of our regular Get Connected Plus demonstrations that run on Wednesdays at 3pm and Fridays at 8:30am.

Contact our team for a demo or informal chat: 

[email protected]

 

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