|  | ||||||||||||||||||
 | |||||||||||||||||||
| |||||||||||||||||||
| |||||||||||||||||||
The Work Experience Guide for Employers has been developed to support employers in preparing for the student placement.
Work Experience Learner Activities are also available for a wide range of employment opportunities. The activities can be customised to suit your business.
| Resources | ||||||||||
|
 | |||||
 | |||||
| The National CouncilFor Work Experience offers support and development of quality work experience for the benefit of students, organisations and the economy. |
| The Department of Children, School and FamiliesSupport and advice for young people and employers on the support available to develop skills. |
| Health and Safety ExecutiveProvides comprehensive health and safety guidelines and clearly defined responsibilities of all partners (Employers, Education establishments, work experience organisers, placement providers, parents/carers and students) involved with young people at work or on work experience. |
| Business Action on SkillsOffers support to employers in developing and implementing Government-supported workplace training programmes. |
| Federation of Education Business Links ConsortiaIllustrates the promotion of providing coherence in the planning and provision of education business link activities between schools/colleges and local employers. |
| Learning and Skills CouncilOutlines planning and funding support available for high quality education and training in England. |
| Train to GainOffers schools and colleges a range of resources to support work related learning and enterprise and a number of support services from consultancy to in-service training. |
