Careers Advisor
The Priory Church of England School
Dorking, Surrey
- Quick apply
- Expired
- Salary:
- Surrey Pay S6 £21,563 - £25,313 Pro rata £2,012 - £2,109
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 1 September 2018
- Apply by:
- 27 June 2018
Job overview
The role involves planning and managing careers events, including careers days, work experience, university engagement and careers advice provision. The role also involves communication and relationship building with external organisations including employers, colleges and other relevant bodies. Provide individual careers advice to students, especially in the upper school. Attend some parent and option evening events.
The school seeks someone:-
• With relevant qualifications and experience in careers education or willingness to acquire these
• The ability to model the vision and values of the school
• To communicate passion and enthusiasm to students
• Communicate clear purpose and a sense of direction
• Listen, reflect and have the capacity to be flexible
• A well-developed sense of proportion and humour
Attached documents
About The Priory Church of England School
The Priory School is a Church of England Voluntary Aided school.
This means that the education that we provide offers more than academic rigour and excellence. Our rates of progress are outstanding; these are enhanced and extended by our school values which are at the heart of everything we do.
The combination of academic challenge and support, the breadth and range of our curriculum and the close links we have locally and with the wider world mean that we are ‘serving our community’ and ‘educating for life in all its fullness’ every day.
We firmly believe that our values of hope, wisdom, dignity and community are meaningful, desirable and relevant foundations on which all young people can start to build their adult lives.
Schools have been set up by the Church of England for more than two centuries with the intention of educating the children of the parish. At The Priory, the vast majority of our students come from local C of E primary schools such as St Paul’s, St Martin’s, St John’s, The Weald and Surrey Hills. In addition we warmly receive students from other Dorking schools such as Powell Corderoy, St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School and North Downs, clearly indicating that we are open and welcoming to students and families of other faiths and of no faith
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