The CEAIG Curriculum
(Careers Education, Advice, Information and Guidance)

The CEAIG Curriculum at AGSB aims to give our students the skills they need to choose the appropriate career pathway in a fast-changing world. It aims to raise their aspirations and to promote access to all career pathways. The curriculum is built around the 8 Gatsby benchmarks identified as the hallmark of good careers and enterprise provision. The all-through curriculum is comprehensive being delivered via PSHE lessons in Years 7,8 and 10 and in dedicated careers lessons in Years 9 and 11. ACE lessons in both Years 12 and 13 prepare our Sixth form students for the transition to higher education, apprenticeships, or employment.

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AGSB Careers - Newsletters

The monthly Careers Newsletters is produced by Mr Gallamore to inform learners and parents of present developments across the different sectors, advertise upcoming careers events as well as have a focus on topical issues that will be of interest to all across the different Key Stages.

How we Measure and Assess the Impact of our Careers Programme

• Student voice and Parental feedback
  The annual Y11 and Y13 student EXIT surveys contain specific questions on the CEAIG programme
  All Y11 students complete an online questionnaire within a careers lesson regarding the efficacy of the programme
  The 3 yearly parental questionnaire now contains specific questions on the CEAIG here at AGSB
• Staff/Careers advisor feedback
  The careers team meet at the end of the academic year to discuss student feedback and to plan amendments/improvements to the CEAIG programme
• Work experience evaluation
  Both Y10 Students and Employers give feedback after the completion of the work experience placement
• External accreditation
  Altrincham Boys Grammar school is proud to have achieved the Inspiring IAG Award (www.inspiringiag.co.uk)
•  Destination measures for Y11 and Y13
•  Employer feedback