Case studies

A real-world project for S3 pupils culminated in a Sustainability Festival supported by local and national organisations.

Arnold Clark's bus tour of Aberdeen City schools aimed to inspire pupils about automotive careers.

A series of insight sessions aimed at equipping pupils with knowledge, confidence and practical tools to successfully navigate their final year of school and beyond.

Representatives from Johnston Carmichael Wealth helped S6 pupils prepare for life beyond school via a series of financial wellbeing sessions.

A session for S2s, designed to give context and workplace-relevance to the 'M' in RMPS (Religious, Moral and Philosophical Studies).

Small group discussions with industry experts helped to prepare S6 pupils for their next steps.

A series of hospitality-themed activities encouraged S2 pupils from St Machar Academy to consider careers in the industry.

A two-stage competition for S2 pupils throughout the region, designed to raise the profile of careers in the construction industry.

An opportunity for senior pupils to network with industry professionals and explore career areas of interest.

An opportunity for pupils to explore the question "How do we, as chefs create menus that promote Scottish produce and sustainability?"

A trio of specialists from Well-Safe Solutions brought the subject of sustainability and the environment to life for P5-7 pupils from Charleston Primary.

A year-long programme for senior pupils to gain an insight into different aspects of the motor trade and the range of automotive apprenticeships on offer.

A themed assembly to equip S5 and S6 pupils with the skills, knowledge and attitudes that are required to succeed in the world of work.

An interactive session with healthcare professionals for S3 pupils.

A series of sessions to inform S5-6 pupils about housing options and equip them with knowledge about cost of living budgeting and financial support.

A collaborative and innovative initiative to help young people consider careers in the energy sector.

A sector awareness session for Alford Academy's S2 year group helped pupils to learn about the different careers within the creative industries.

Two linked sessions for S4 pupils helped them to understand different engineering roles, pathways into engineering and career progression opportunities.

Pupils with an interest in construction careers benefited from a visit to a local building site, courtesy of Claymore Homes.

The careers conference, with its focus on space science, encouraged young people to explore careers in science and engineering.