Work Related Learning
Selecting a path after leaving school is a significant choice, and we're committed to assisting our students in exploring all available options. Our curriculum places a strong emphasis on preparing for careers, and we offer our students valuable career-related experiences and activities throughout their educational journey with us.
We would love to hear from you
We would like to thank everyone who contributed to our careers and WOW programme: FPLD, our work experience providers, guest speakers, staff, parents or carers, and pupils. Without your support, it just wouldn’t be possible.
Finally, do you believe in a world where people with a disability should be equally valued, listened to and included?
Please complete the Contact Form to offer your support to our careers and WOW programme in any capacity possible including careers information, visits to work environments, enterprise projects, employers delivering sector-specific information or business simulation challenges, mentoring, mock interviews, work tasters or experience, work shadowing or workshops.
We welcome feedback from pupils, parents & carers, staff, employers and those wishing to comment on our Careers and Work-Related Learning Programme. Should you require more detailed information on any of these activities, please contact our Information, Advice and Guidance Officer:
Amy Nessa: anessa@lheath.net
Little Heath Careers Programme and Provider Access Statement
Other useful links for Pupils, Parents & Carers, Teachers, Employers and Governors
- A diverse and inclusive workplace | Mental Health Foundation
Practical information on employment and education.
- Redbridge - Connexions
Information, advice and guidance for vulnerable young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET), young people at risk of becoming NEET and young people with Special Educational Needs and disabilities.
- Careers advice - job profiles, information and resources | National Careers Service
Information, advice and guidance for making decisions on learning, training and work.
- Prospects.ac.uk
Guidance for making the right choice. Match skills and personality to 400+ job profiles.
- SEND Courses At Redbridge | New City College (ncclondon.ac.uk)
Information on SEND courses and support at New City College, Redbridge.
- Supported Internships — Barking & Dagenham College (barkingdagenhamcollege.ac.uk)
Information on the Reach Supported Internship Programme. A one year preparation programme for students with learning disabilities and autistic spectrum conditions.
- CareTrade – Get autism working (care-trade.org)
Information on new opportunities and choices for young people with autism.
- Home | linkssupportsolns
A new and innovative support service promoting Self Directed Support and offering Unique Service exactly how and when you want it.
- Find an apprenticeship (findapprenticeship.service.gov.uk)
Search and apply for an apprenticeship in England.
- Benefits Calculator - entitledto - independent | accurate | reliable
Free benefits calculator to see what you are entitled to.
- Looking for work if you're disabled: Looking for a job - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
Looking for work if you're disabled. Getting help. Programmes and grants.
- Employing disabled people and people with health conditions - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
Guidance employing disabled people and people with health conditions.
- Redbridge - Work Redbridge
Work in Redbridge.
- Employment support services | Disability charity Scope UK
Employment support services designed for working-age disabled people.
- Education, Skills and Work | Mencap
Employments services for employers and jobseekers.
- Ellingham Employment Services
Information on Day Opportunities and Employment Programmes.
- Evenbreak | jobs | Choose from 18,587 live vacancies
Employments services for employers and jobseekers.
- Job Search | Indeed
Find jobs at Indeed.
- Richmond Fellowship | Mental Health Charity Making Recovery Reality
Richmond Fellowship is a national mental health charity working with individuals, families and communities to make recovery reality for over 60 years.
- Sycamore Trust - Rooted in the community - Homepage
Information on a range of services specifically designed to support families, educate the community and empower individuals of all ages to flourish and be valued members of society