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Careers Education, Information, Advice & Guidance (CEIAG)

Careers at Burnley High School

Our tailored CEIAG programme helps students develop the knowledge, skills and confidence to navigate the 21st-century world of work. We combine personal development sessions, dedicated careers days, encounters with employers and further education, and visits to workplaces, colleges and universities. Further details are available from our Careers Lead, Mr Redman.

Contact

Careers Lead: Mr Redman

Tel: 01282 681950

Email: john.redman@burnleyhigh.com

Provider Access Statement

Careers 5-Year Plan (PDF)

Burnley Labour Market Information (LMI)

This slideshow shares headline labour-market insights for Burnley and the wider Lancashire area: key sectors, growth and employment trends, typical earnings, skills employers need, and routes into work.

Sectors: advanced manufacturing, health & social care, digital/tech, logistics, construction, creative

What to look for: job demand, progression routes, typical qualifications

Next steps: explore apprenticeships, college courses and UCAS options that match interests

Open Burnley LMI slideshow

Gatsby Benchmarks

We work with the Careers & Enterprise Company to embed the Gatsby framework and ensure provision that is stable, inclusive and aligned to labour market needs.

  1. A stable careers programme
  2. Learning from career & labour market information
  3. Addressing the needs of each pupil
  4. Linking curriculum learning to careers
  1. Encounters with employers & employees
  2. Experiences of workplaces
  3. Encounters with further & higher education
  4. Personal guidance

Careers 5-Year Plan

Download our strategic overview for careers provision across Years 7–11, including key milestones, encounters and evaluation points.

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Measuring impact

Published destinations data

We review DfE destinations at 16 & 18 and compare with local and national trends.

Evaluating activities

We collect student feedback to improve the design and long-term impact of events.

Community feedback

Students, parents, carers, employers and governors contribute via surveys & focus groups.

Platforms & programmes

Start — careers platform

Start provides personalised careers information, progress tracking and planning tools for 11–18 year olds.

(School access details provided to students in school)

iDEA — digital & enterprise awards

Free online challenges build digital, enterprise and employability skills. Earn Bronze/Silver awards recognised by industry.

Visit idea.org.uk

More about Start
  • Student profile for personalised study & career information
  • Modules guiding students at the right time
  • Up-to-date content on what to study, where to learn and the world of work
  • Locker: online record of achievement
  • Employability action plan with goals

Questions? Contact Mr Redman at john.redman@burnleyhigh.com.

SEND careers information

Pupils with SEND are supported through our CEIAG strategy to make informed choices and achieve their aspirations. Contact our SENCO and Careers Lead for tailored guidance.

Provider access

We welcome training providers, colleges and employers to talk to students about education and apprenticeship pathways.

Read our Provider Access Statement (PDF)

“I love BHS because it really does feel like a family. All staff and students know each other, are extremely supportive of one another and show amazing levels of respect throughout the school. There really isn’t another school like it!”

Miss Yates