Organisations I have worked with include:
The Career Development Institute (CDI)
Morrisby
Hopscotch/Barclays Lifeskills
Teach First
Norfolk County Council
Careers Wales
The Open University and Open Learn
Prospects Services/National Careers Service (West Midlands)
Nottingham Trent University
National Careers Week
Ideas4Careers
Uxbridge College
Liane Hambly Associates
Futures for Business
Derby City Council
D2N2
Connnexions Sandwell
Suffolk County Council
Enterprise Village
Coventry County Council
Assessment Services
Recent projects
I’m very lucky to worked on a wide variety of projects and I’m always creating new content. Some of my recent work includes:
- Creating and presenting training videos for careers leaders on the Teach First careers leaders programme
- Creating and writing Norfolk Work and Skills publication, posters and LMI lesson plans for 2022/23
- Delivering expert CPD LMI workshops for the Career Development Institute
- Creating content and video for Open Learn’s (Open University) interactive LMI guide
- Creating LMI content for “Working in D2N2”
- Delivering Careers Wales careers adviser CPD sessions
- Researching and writing sector leaflets for the National Careers Service for all 6 LEP areas in the West Midlands
Writing
Recent articles and other publications include:
Using the STAR technique for interview success
Careers in Sustainability and the Green Economy
What Will the Future of Work Look Like?
Careers in Sports Science and Exercise (article for Career Matters professional magazine)
Career Journeys for Young People: A Starter Guide for Parents and Carers (chapter contribution)
Way back in 2005 I developed the idea of a booklet for Nottinghamshire young people on the world of work including information on the local labour market (What Work in Nottinghamshire). Over the years, I researched and created bespoke versions for locations across the UK including all the East Midlands areas, Hull and Humberside, Newark and Sherwood, Devon, Bournemouth and Poole, Torbay, Cornwall and Somerset, Suffolk and Norfolk.
The latter versions of these were written under the National Careers Service banner for the four separate East Midlands counties and seven Central Eastern areas and included versions for adults. This content was shared with other National Careers Service organisations as examples of good practice and it’s great to still see the content popping up in similar publications around the UK.