Go Higher Presents podcasting event
We recently held a two-part podcasting event to inspire and empower young learners from Black African and Mirpuri Pakistani backgrounds.
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Supporting care-experienced students over the summer
We look at some of the ways in which care-experienced students can be supported over the summer break.
HE careers coaching develops goal-setting skills in Uni Connect learners
Our Careers Coaching project is helping students to develop greater self-confidence to make decisions about their future.
Care to Go Higher training delivered to virtual school staff
We recently partnered with Wakefield Virtual School to deliver a bespoke Care to Go Higher CPD session to virtual school staff and designated teachers.
Care to Go Higher: Five years of innovative training
We look at how our Care to Go Higher CPD programme has developed and adapted to the needs of its participants over the last five years.
Care leavers, what support we offer: Leeds Trinity University
Find out what support Leeds Trinity University offers to its care-experienced students.
John Lewis employability scheme highlighted during Care to Go Higher training
Representatives from John Lewis were guest speakers during the latest iteration of Go Higher West Yorkshire’s (GHWY) Care to Go…
Filed under: Care Leaver, GHWY, NewsGHWY runs social media campaign for Care Experienced History Month
Authors who have experience of care are being celebrated by Go Higher West Yorkshire (GHWY) as part of a social…
Filed under: Care Leaver, GHWY, NewsExploring Career Opportunities in Professional Services for Young People
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Unlocking the path to HE: Empowering care-experienced learners
Wakefield College held a series of workshops that identified and addressed challenges that care leavers / care-experienced learners can face as they navigate their post-college options.
Understanding Careers in Digital & IT
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Reflections on Improving Access, Success and Progress for Care Experienced Students in HE symposium
We were one of the many organisations that participated in Leeds Trinity University’s ‘Improving Access, Success and Progress for Care Experienced Students in Higher Education’ symposium.
