HELLO

RESILIENCE

Mon 12^th

July 2021

18:00

Hello parentS & carers

Support a young person’s skills entitlement and their progression pathway.

Help them to navigate their journey to the world of work, and be prepared, feeling confident in giving them advice or signposting to their next steps. Build your understanding of current and future opportunities for your young person to study and learn in an ever changing world.

The on-demand recording of this session will be available to view at the start of the Autumn term.

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This video was filmed during the pandemic and not all participants had access to high quality connections.

FACILITATOR

David Allison

CEO & Co-founder, GetMyFirstJob

A careers and advice platform used by millions of young people across the UK since its launch in 2014. Working with a wide range of organisations from schools to colleges and Universities as well as some of the UK’s largest employers, David brings a unique perspective to the careers challenges and opportunities facing young people in the current environment. David began his career with Ford Motor Company where he gained a degree in Engineering and an MBA. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and an Enterprise Adviser with Coast to Capital.

Hello parentS & carers SPEAKERS

Clare Hutchinson

Director of Network, The Careers & Enterprise Company

Responsible for the Careers and Enterprise Company’s operational delivery of our national network of Careers Hubs, ensuring that every school and college in England has support from careers professionals to help them shape their careers strategy.

Rachel Carter

Strategic Lead, Future Creators

Joint chair at Homewood College, a special secondary school, catering for students with social, emotional, and mental health needs. Previously, Head of Skills & Employment for Brighton & Hove City Council. I have a long connection with education and learning and want to support young people who might struggle to access employment opportunities by giving them new experiences and helping them develop of new skills.

Beverly Sawyers

Vice President Operational Excellence, American Express

Beverly has been with Amex for over 30 years, most recently responsible for defining and executing a robust operational risk framework across international markets. A huge Brighton & Hove Albion fan, Beverly is also responsible for the partnership of Amex with BHAFC and its charitable arm Albion in the Community.

Adam Rowland

Headteacher, Woodlands Meed (SEND school and college)

I enjoy developing and growing individuals to lead and develop schools. I am excited by the opportunity to collaborate with the world of work to develop relevant and engaging careers programmes which meet the differing needs and requirements of our students.