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Founding education pilot

One lesson. More careers in view.

A classroom-ready introduction to career exploration, designed to produce useful discussion and a practical next step without collecting pupil profiles.

Ready-made school pack

Five minutes to prepare. Everything included.

Download the one-page teacher plan and print one worksheet per pupil. Then choose a Career World and follow the timings—no lesson design, pupil accounts or personal information required.

01Teacher lesson planOne-page PDF · preparation and timingsDownload ↓02Pupil worksheetOne-page PDF · print one per pupilDownload ↓03Career Worlds catalogueChoose the world for the lessonOpen →

30–45 minute Career Worlds activity

What the class does.

00–0501

Open the question

Choose a Career World the class already recognises, such as a cruise ship, zoo, film set or hospital.

05–1502

Reveal the team

Students list the jobs they expect, then open the world and discover the roles they missed.

15–2503

Investigate roles

Pairs compare a practical, technical, creative and support role inside the same workplace.

25–3504

Compare routes

Students identify experience, subjects, courses or apprenticeships that could lead towards one role.

35–4505

Keep a next step

Each student records a world or role to investigate further after the lesson.

Group-level pilot view

Measure the activity—not the pupil.

The full pilot dashboard will show only useful class totals unless a school commissions an appropriately assessed, privacy-compliant account system.

Class started28

Sample display

Career guides opened74

Sample display

Career Passports made24

Sample display

New careers discovered11

Sample display

PILOT SAFEGUARDS

Clear boundaries from day one.

✓ No public student profiles

✓ No employer access to pupil activity

✓ No targeted advertising or data sale

✓ No precise location or date of birth

✓ Teacher-led employer encounters

✓ Clear device reset at lesson end

Ready for a local pilot

Built for one school, one college and honest feedback.

The next stage is to test the lesson with careers leaders, young people and local employers before adding institutional accounts.

Run the Career Worlds lesson →