Students inspired by visit from sports journalist
Students at The Pride Academy recently took part in a careers talk with sports journalist Oscar...
Students at The Pride Academy recently took part in a careers talk with sports journalist Oscar...
A group of motivated students from the PRIDE Academy recently participated in an engaging serie...
One of our students had the most amazing opportunity to visit Ascot Racecourse and gain an insi...
Whilst at The PRIDE Academy, students learn the skills and attitudes required to enable them to become as independent as they can be and to prepare for adulthood. We aim for students to have an enriched and stimulating curriculum to give them every opportunity to reach their full potential.
The PRIDE Academy supports careers development through high quality and personalised work experience opportunities. We enjoy high quality relationships with a number of external organisations and local businesses to provide opportunities for students to work in ‘real’ settings. We are always looking for additional opportunities to inspire and educate our students about the world of work. If you think you could help please contact info@theprideacademy.co.uk
At each stage of the learning journey, students are supported and encouraged to consider their future beyond school. Our Careers Programme lists some of the elements of careers information, advice and guidance that a student will encounter during their time with us. The careers programme is reviewed annually.
To contact the Careers Leader for our school, please contact Wendy Bevis, Associate Principal via the school office by email: info@theprideacademy.co.uk or tel: 01895 446 747
The PRIDE Academy is committed to providing high quality careers guidance and advice. Our Provider Access Policy (above) gives details of how training providers can visit the school to offer eligible students information and advice about career pathways.
Please click the links below for more information
DfE have re-opened the free service in our area to help Year 13 students find, apply for and secure an apprenticeship.
This is your opportunity to access advice and support to help you to find an apprenticeship to start when you finish school or college.
You can sign up by the link below:
West London Careers Hub, funded by the Mayor of London and The Careers & Enterprise Company delivered by Education Development Trust, bridges the gap between education and employers. The programme aligns with the Gatsby Benchmarks, raising the quality of careers education in each institution across the 7 West London Boroughs to enhance educational outcomes to help every young person find their best next step.
Government website that provides information, advice and guidance on careers
The Apprenticeship Support & Knowledge programme (ASK Programmed) supports schools, special schools and college in England to raise awareness of apprenticeships and T Levels.
Links to the latest information on careers in your local borough
Content, activities and inspiration from Banking Group, NatWest for National Careers Week 2025
Quiz based on the RIASEC model, which uses answers to determine your most closely matched personality type. Answer the questions to calculate your personality match and suggested careers.
The Gatsby Benchmarks – what are they?
The Gatsby Benchmarks (below) are a key measure of the effectiveness of career advice. They are also a very important part of the Government’s career strategy. In order to ensure our students enjoy high quality careers guidance and experiences, we are continually working to embed the Gatsby Benchmarks throughout our Careers Programme in line with DfE expectations.
For more information on the Gatsby benchmarks please click on the following link www.goodcareerguidance.org.uk
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