Benchmark 4: linking curriculum learning to careers
states that: all subject staff should link curriculum learning with careers, even on courses that are not specifically occupation-led.Â
- By the age of 14 (or during their programme of study if at college), every pupil should have had the opportunity to learn how their subjects (including STEM subjects) help people to gain entry to, and be more effective workers within, a wide range of careers.
The Society is able to support Gatsby Benchmark 4 in the following ways:
Careers resources from the Society
A bank of curriculum relevant resources that provide ideas, activities, and showcase real people doing real geographical jobs. Resources are tailored by Key Stage where appropriate.
The Society’s Professional Ambassador network features speakers who can visit schools to provide curriculum relevant information direct from employers and geographers in the workplace.
I am a geographer
Online Career profiles that provide pupils with access to a range of professional routes and geographical jobs which can be linked to curriculum topics.
Use Geography
Our 'Use Geography' video clips provide pupils with access to a range of professional routes and geographical jobs which can be linked to curriculum topics.
Training and events
Training and CPD for teachers on how to embed careers education into the geography curriculum effectively.
Invite a Professional Ambassador
Find out what to expect if you are a teacher, school or university interested in inviting a Professional Ambassador.