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At Marple Hall School we are committed to providing a planned programme of impartial careers education and information, advice and guidance (CEIAG) for all pupils in Years 7-11. We are always looking to see how we can bring our curriculum to life through Careers Education and ensure we meet the Gatsby benchmarks, as recommended by the Government.
Our careers team comprises of:
We expect each and every student to look forward to a positive future through a carefully prepared careers programme that meets the needs of our learners.
Activities are differentiated and personalised to ensure progression in their learning and development, and to strengthen their motivation, aspirations and attainment at school. MHS provides Careers Education and Information in many guises. This is available to parents, carers and students, to help them navigate their way through the many academic and vocational choices they will make during their time at MHS and beyond.
Students can access further information and guidance on our Careers Sharepoint site. The site contains a wide variety of useful material such as information about universities, apprenticeships, T-Levels, the labour market and careers in the curriculum.
Marple Hall School has a Careers Strategy that ensures our careers programme meets the updated Gatsby Benchmarks and statutory guidance. More information on our careers activities and resources is available through the links below. The information provided is accurate as at 1st September 2026 and is relevant for the 2026-27 academic year. The information in the Careers Programme Overview document below will be reviewed on an annual basis and will next be updated Autumn 2027. The CEIAG Policy is reviewed on a biannual basis and will next be updated in Autumn 2027.
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Careers Programme Overview 2026-27
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Labour Market Information (LMI) helps students understand the world of work and make informed decisions about their future careers. It provides up-to-date information about different job roles, including what they involve, typical salary ranges, the qualifications and skills required, and whether demand for these careers is expected to increase or decrease in the future.
Using LMI helps students to see how the subjects they study in school relate to real jobs and career pathways. It can support career planning, option choices, further education decisions and future employment opportunities.
To explore labour market information for Greater Manchester, visit the GMACS Area Pages, which provide valuable insights into local employment trends, growth sectors and career opportunities:
Learn More About Education and Careers in Your Area | GMACS
Students can also learn more about how to use labour market information when making career decisions through the iCould careers website:
How labour market information (LMI) can help you make career decisions
By understanding local and national employment trends, students can make well-informed choices and prepare for successful careers in a changing world of work.
We have a comprehensive careers library offering information on further education, higher education, apprenticeships and employment, as well as prospectuses from all of the colleges in the local area and beyond. We also offer very well attended business breakfasts where outside employers come in to school to talk about their occupations and what is needed to pursue this line of work.
We are linked with the Greater Manchester Apprenticeship and Careers Service (GMACS) which is a comprehensive site to help you prepare for the future. We also encourage the use of websites such as Prospects or The National Careers Service. These provide all students with independent, impartial careers advice accessible from both home and school. During careers discussions, Miss Marney will provide all students with a handout including links to useful careers websites, careers quizzes, and information about university.
Our careers room is full of useful displays, top tips, reflective questions and high-quality information. It can be found on the 2nd floor of Bradshaw.
Regular careers updates can be found on our careers Instagram @marplehallcareers. Students can access resources on the school’s Careers Sharepoint site.
Parents and carers are free to contact Miss Marney at any time. Please send an initial email with your careers related query and Miss Marney will get back to you as soon as she possibly can.










