Throughout November, students will be exploring creative careers across the school with live talks. The talks will not only include creative sectors (like TV & Film, fashion, gaming, publishing, museums, design and more), but also different sectors that have creative careers within …

Year 11, 12 and 13 students are invited to sign up for a mentoring scheme organised by STEM Learning. Students sign up for the secure and moderated online platform, answer some questions about their interests and they get to choose from five …

Wrotham School’s Careers Fair has gone from strength to strength, building on our relationships with local and national employers, apprenticeship providers, colleges and universities. The fair will feature specialised activities to support our Year 9, 10, 11 and Sixth Form students to …

Applicants to our sixth form will receive invitations to interview throughout terms 3-6, depending on when they made their application. Applications are made via the Kent Choices for You platform. …

This term, Year 11 students will have their one-to-one guidance interview with our level 6-qualified careers adviser, Mrs Hollinshead. Students and their parents/carers will be notified before the meeting via email, with information about what to expect and recommendations on how to …

Our Year 11 students will join in with Kent Choices Week – the launch of Kent Choices and a deep dive into the post-16 application process. The Year 11 team will introduce them to the Kent Choices platform, give them advice about …

A six-week programme run online by a level 6 careers advisor, Jess Pieri RCDP. This is a weekly session, held on Wednesdays from 4.30-6pm for six weeks, and is designed as a bootcamp to take students through the process of choosing, finding, …

Year 11 students are introduced to Kent Choices for You – the online portal to all post-16 courses in Kent. Throughout this term, they will have access to computer rooms and they will receive step-by-step guidance from the Year 11 Team on …

Year 11 students explore a range of vocational and technical options, but focus on how to apply for and find apprenticeships at post-16 and post-18. Sessions include comparing the benefits and drawbacks of academic routes and university vs vocational and apprenticeships. …

The focus of this term’s sessions are to build on work in Year 10, and support Year 11 with their decision making. Students explore the purpose of open evenings, how to prepare for them and how to follow up any questions they …