Ahead Alan Milburn's proposals for helping more young people into employment, education and training, we're launching our new briefing series – and asking what we believe are THE essential questions for their success. Our CEO Sheila Clark outlines the issues we'll be focusing on and discusses accountability and changing the questions we ask.

In this article, we explore this growing trend and potential impact of home education on children’s future careers.

Findings from our research into challenges faced by young people with SEMH needs, during transition from school to post-16 education, employment and training.

Career Connect is proposing a set of qualitative benchmarks for careers support for 16-17-year-olds who are NEET – as numbers continue to rise.

View the findings of our national consultation: ‘Careers Advice is Vital for our Future: Assessing the Evidence’.

Our pilot study has found a high level of likelihood of ADHD among young people that the charity supports into education, employment and training.

Our analysis of home education figures in the Northwest (Autumn 2023 DfE national figures release)

Learnings and recommendations from the Sefton NEET Reduction and Early Intervention Service

Our home education research has been published in peer-reviewed journal, British Journal of Guidance and Counselling.

This analysis of NEET figures looks at the increasing pressures faced by local authorities and partners who provide professional careers guidance.

Our analysis of the Department of Education's first data release on home education.

This report summarises Career Connect’s submission to the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Youth Employment.