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WSCC Traded Service - Careers Leader's Satisfaction Survey

The West Sussex County Council Careers Team have a wide range of experience working with young people across the county.

The Traded Service allows schools to go into a one, two or three-year Service Level Agreement with us, or our services can be purchased on a one-off basis. Our services include:


One-to-one Career Guidance interviews (Gatsby Benchmarks covered = 1,2,3,4,8)

  • To explore a range of careers a student can choose from
  • Routes into any specific careers 
  • The different options the student has to achieving their goals.

Small Group work  (Gatsby Benchmarks covered = 1,2,3)

Groups of students to cover specific topics. Typically used for:

  • Year 10 students to explain all the basic information they need to help them explore their options
  • Year 11 students who all have a similar interest 
  • Apprenticeship workshops
  • CV workshops 

Classroom work 

  • Transferable skills
  • Raising aspirations 
  • Learning styles and options
  • Resilience
  • Self-awareness, Skills and CVs
  • What is LMI?
  • True or false (Career myth busters) 
  • Gap year options
  • Interview skills

Assemblies, parents evening and events


We would be grateful for your feedback as the Careers Leader, about the services which your school purchased in this academic year.

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6.  

Which of the following services have been provided within your school as part of Traded Services this academic year?

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Evaluation of services received

7.  

Were you able to have your say on how the service was provided?

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Please rate your level of satisfaction of the service provided by selecting one of the options below.
9.  

Do you think there has been a positive impact on your students from engaging with our Traded Careers Service?

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Please scale your response from Highly Likely, to Highly Unlikely