Your Careers Resource Questions Answered Clearly and Confidently

Resources are shaped around your school, college, Careers Hub or project brief. This can include your audience, branding, local area, curriculum priorities, preferred format, pathways, labour market information and the messages you want students to take away.

Yes. Resources can be developed to support the Gatsby Benchmarks and wider careers education priorities. Where useful, content can also be linked to CDI learning outcomes, Skills Builder, post-16 pathways, subject learning or local LMI priorities.

This depends on the size and complexity of the project. Smaller resources can often be produced quickly, while larger booklets, LMI packs or full resource suites need more development time. A clear timescale will be agreed before work begins.

This depends on the type of resource and what is agreed at the start of the project. Many resources can be supplied as editable PowerPoint files or with editable elements where appropriate. Print-ready PDF versions can also be supplied for final use.

No printed or physical products are supplied as standard. Resourceful Careers creates digital, print-ready PDF resources that you can use online, share with staff or print locally. I can advise on print sizes and specifications, or help source suitable printing options if required.

Yes, where it is part of the project brief. LMI can be tailored to your area, region, sector focus or learner group. The aim is to make labour market information clear, visual and useful for students, staff, parents and carers.

Yes. Resources can be created for schools, colleges, sixth forms, Careers Hubs, MATs, local authorities, training providers and careers organisations. Content can be adapted for different ages, levels and audiences.

Most resources are supplied as high-quality digital PDF files. Depending on the project, you may also receive editable PowerPoint files, digital handouts, web versions, low-ink versions, accessible versions or files prepared for professional printing.

The best starting point is to get in touch with a short outline of what you need. I will discuss the audience, aims, format, timescale and budget, then provide a clear quote and agreed next steps.

Payment terms can be confirmed at the quotation stage. For bespoke work, the quote will set out the agreed deliverables, timescales and payment arrangements before the project begins.