NEBA creates partnerships between businesses and schools to develop skills in young people which will contribute to the creation of a prosperous and competitive local economy.

There are many ways in which businesses can work with schools to develop these skills, which will bring significant benefits for businesses and their employees.

Click on the logo below for an outline of NEBA employer activities:-
 

Employer Engagement Leaflet (1.02mb)

In response to employer feedback NEBA has produced a guide to support those wishing to host learners on a work placement. This comprehensive guide includes an explanation of the placement process, hints and tips on providing a quality placement and lots more....

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Work Placements - An Employer's Guide (471kb)

Employers and the new 14-19 Diplomas
A new Diploma guide for employers has been published by the Department for Children, Schools and Families. The guide - Improving Business by Improving the Skills of Young People - explains the role of employers in designing the Diplomas, how they prepare 14-19 year olds for their working lives, and the opportunities for employers to get involved with schools and colleges.

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Improving Business by Improving the Skills of Young People (863kb)

Listed below are a number of resource packs which can be used to support working in partnership with schools and their students

Click on the cover or the pdf logo next to each pack to download a pdf version or Right Mouse Click and then 'Save As' to save the file to your hard drive. 

Applied GCSE's - ideas for focused work placements; 

	Manufacturing (174kb)		Health and Social Care (183kb)
	Leisure and Tourism (185kb)		Art and Design  (183kb)
	Applied Business  (275kb)		Engineering  (201kb)
	Applied Science  (196kb)		ICT  (64kb)

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