Useful Websites
MYPATH : aims to offer engaging careers resources for use in all educations and careers settings. The MYPATH videos rely on LMI from a range of sources and any information stated is accurate at the time of the video being posted to the best of our knowledge. You can also find a selection curated by subject in our Tutor and Assembly Google Classroom.
techshecan: Designed to be taught by teachers of any specialism, or used by parents at home, these lessons are aimed at inspiring children aged 10-13 to consider a career in technology.
LMI for all: Here you can find out where to get more information and intelligence of the UK labour market. The widget and websites listed here all use data from the LMI for All service. Some of the websites combine LMI for All data with other types of information, such as videos, whilst others present data as charts. Take a look and see which websites you like.
See also...
Apprenticeships, Further Education, Higher Education
Labour Market Information (LMI)
Taking A Level Computer Science
Year 10 British Farming Fortnight
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Hartismere Careers on Instagram
National Citizenship Service (NCS)
Drama & Theatre. Further Education and Careers Information
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Admissions and Application Forms :: Main School and Sixth Form
November 2025 GCSE Examinations
WAR HORSE, Norwich Theatre Royal, Thursday 6th November 2025 Places available
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