Prospects provides a broad range of educational support services ranging from careers services in secondary schools to curriculum development programmes for institutions or groups of teachers. We work with schools and colleges across the country, with individual teachers and education professionals, supporting local authorities, school consortia, Academies, Free Schools and education partnerships.

Our services include:

Careers AdvicePlus is designed in consultation with and for schools and colleges looking to meet their statutory requirements and to support their learners to make successful transitions and achieve success. Our unique package of careers services is tailored to meet your priorities, budgets and students' learning styles.

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Prospects Improve is one of the country's leading school and academy improvement services providers.

We have an expert team of experienced and skilled staff who have undertaken a range of work to support schools and academies in self improvement. Over the past two years we have worked with over 1,000 schools across the country providing dedicated, professional development, training and support alongside a wider variety of school and academy improvement courses.

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We offer specialist advice, guidance and professional challenge to governors, to assist governing bodies on their journey to school self-improvement, combined with a sound understanding of the needs of individual schools and the wider national context.

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Prospects' consultants have a broad portfolio of skills and experience, highly relevant to schools and colleges in the 14-19 sector, and provide high quality, specialist advice, guidance and professional challenge in this area.

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The Leading Parent Partnership Award (LPPA) Programme is designed to encourage parent and family engagement with their children's education and recognises the achievements of schools and early year's settings.

Read more about the Leading Parent Partnership Award (LPPA)

RPA is the Government's policy that specifies by 2013, all young people will be expected to stay in some form of learning until they are 17 and up to age 18 by 2015. This will be the first time in nearly forty years that the leaving age has been raised!

Read more about the Raising the Participation Age (RPA)

Further information can be found at Adult, Young Peoples & Children's services