Consultation outcome - Access to schools for education
and training providers
From:
Department for
Education
Published
20 June 2022
Last updated
5 January 2023 — See all updates
Applies to England
This consultation has concluded
Download the full outcome
Access to schools for
education and training providers: government consultation
response
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Detail of outcome
This report is a summary of responses received and the
government’s response to the consultation.
Following consideration of responses, we have:
- improved the ‘access for education and training providers’
section of the statutory careers
guidance by shortening it and using links
- continued to work with The Careers and Enterprise Company to
inform our support for schools and providers
Original consultation
Summary
We’d like your views on proposed changes to the statutory
guidance for schools on access to education and training
providers.
This consultation was held on another
website.
This consultation ran from
10am on 20 June 2022 to 5pm on 25 July 2022
Consultation description
Through the Skills and
Post-16 Education Act 2022, we are strengthening the
statutory requirement for schools to provide opportunities for
providers of technical education and apprenticeships to talk to
pupils in years 8 to 13 to discuss their education and training
options.
We’re seeking views on proposed revisions to the
statutory careers
guidance that underpins this legal duty. The guidance
explains:
- the changes to the law
- what schools must do to comply
- the support available to help schools to deliver high quality
provider encounters for young people
