Young People as Agents of Change in Career Education

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• Andrew Collins
• 8th March 2020

This was a paper which was published in the Indian Journal of Career and Livelihood planning http://www.iaclp.org/indian_journal_of_career_and_livelihood_planning

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• Stephen Carrick-Davies
• 10th June 2016

The following articles about Facework and what we have learnt in developing this project have been published in Huffington Post, and magazines and are reproduced here.

Giving Young People a Clear Line of Sight to Work

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• Stephen Carrick-Davies
• 10th June 2016

“What would Richard Branson change if he was the head teacher in this school?” This is a question I asked recently at a Facework employability training session for children who have been excluded from mainstream school and who felt ‘pushed-out.’ “Is Branson successful because his Virgin companies focus on good customer experience?” I asked. “No”, […]

Shine bright like a diamond | By Sarah Marquet

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• Stephen Carrick-Davies
• 10th June 2016

Social entrepreneur Stephen Carrick-Davies is a man who wears many hats. These include working within the non-profit sector as a freelance consultant and trainer, helping to run a successful community café – Hill Station – in South-East London, as well as being interim chief executive of the Inclusion Trust, a trust that focuses on young […]

The art of managing what you can’t measure

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• Stephen Carrick-Davies
• 26th January 2016

Some of my best friends are teachers; gifted, experienced practitioners who have dedicated their lives to nurturing and curating the slow unfurling of learning in early minds. Every day they have the chance to perform miracles and transform a child’s future and understanding of the world. As Socrates reminded us all those years ago “a […]