Careers Guidance for Young People
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What the inquiry looked at
“The House of Commons Education Select Committee announced a short inquiry into careers guidance for young people, in the light of the new statutory duty on schools to secure access to independent and impartial careers guidance for their pupils in years 9-11 from September 2012. The Committee warned that Careers guidance services for young people have deteriorated and will continue to do so unless urgent steps are taken by the Government. Written evidence Original terms of reference for this inquiry Publication of Report: Careers Guidance for Young People: The Impact of the New Duty on Schools Publication of Government Response: Careers Guidance for young people: The Impact of the New Duty on Schools”
The committee's words, from the inquiry page on parliament.uk ↗.
What the government said
7th Report - Careers guidance for young people: The impact of the new duty on schools - Volume I
No government response is linked to this report.
7th Report - Careers guidance for young people: The impact of the new duty on schools - Volume II (Oral and Written Evidence)
No government response is linked to this report.
7th Report - Careers guidance for young people: The impact of the new duty on schools - Volume III (Additional Written Evidence)
No government response is linked to this report.
How the inquiry ran
Each dot is a dated item listed on this page, from the inquiry's opening on 13 April 2012 to its close on 23 January 2014.
- Report 3 reports
What it recommended
The committee's recommendations are not listed here yet. Read them in 7th Report - Careers guidance for young people: The impact of the new duty on schools - Volume I ↗, 7th Report - Careers guidance for young people: The impact of the new duty on schools - Volume II (Oral and Written Evidence) ↗ and 7th Report - Careers guidance for young people: The impact of the new duty on schools - Volume III (Additional Written Evidence) ↗ on parliament.uk.