National Apprenticeship Week 2020: ‘Keep the Momentum’   We asked experienced Careers Adviser Mark Woodward about how Careers Leaders could keep the momentum following on from a successful National Apprenticeship Week.  Very wisely this year’s National...

National Apprenticeship Week: 5 things you might have missed.  It has been a great week of activity across the country with lots of activities going on for schools and their students to learn about the benefits of doing an apprenticeship. We found 5 bits of newsworthy...

The Careers Calendar is hugely passionate about inclusivity. One of the common themes we keep finding within the careers education space is questions from schools who work with students who have Asperger’s / Autism about how to meet their needs. We met Alex Manners...

Privacy policies are complex but are an integral part of any business. A breach of privacy can have serious repercussions. During demonstrations of the Careers Calendar platform, we always get asked about GDPR. I get concerned if I haven’t been asked. We are GDPR...

Guide on how to run better careers events!   Running career events for your students is a great way to meet Gatbsy benchmarks 5 & 7. We have put together a quick guide on running career events which includes our top five tips as well as key dates for your...

VU Amsterdam joins the Careers Calendar platform.   VU Amsterdam is an internationally renowned research university. With more than 24,000 students, VU conducts cutting-edge research into problems of major societal and scientific importance. VU is a university...

Are you planning a career event for your students? Here are some practical insight into the things you can do to ensure your events are better than average. After all, who wants to be average? Event planning can be stressful, even the most seasoned pros find it...