16 October 2026
Look out for SDS webinars in Scottish Careers Week
Skills Development Scotland are hosting two webinars as part of Scottish Careers Week, which are open to anyone working in career development in Scotland.
On Thursday 12th November the SDS Parents and Carers Webinar runs from 6:30pm until 7:30pm, to make it accessible to those looking after young people in secondary school. The webinar will share information and resources to help with career conversations at home, including the support that SDS can provide.
The webinar will also share findings from the Pupil and Parent and Carer Voice research by SDS, in particular looking at the aspirations and career influences of young people.
On Friday 13th November, SDS will present The Career Stories and Journeys of Young People: What Practitioners, Policy Makers and Delivery Partners Need to Know. The session, starting at 11am, will combine the results of the Pupil Voice survey and in-depth career stories to offer insight into how young people across Scotland think about their careers.
Aimed at those supporting young people, the webinar aims to share;
On Thursday 12th November the SDS Parents and Carers Webinar runs from 6:30pm until 7:30pm, to make it accessible to those looking after young people in secondary school. The webinar will share information and resources to help with career conversations at home, including the support that SDS can provide.
The webinar will also share findings from the Pupil and Parent and Carer Voice research by SDS, in particular looking at the aspirations and career influences of young people.
On Friday 13th November, SDS will present The Career Stories and Journeys of Young People: What Practitioners, Policy Makers and Delivery Partners Need to Know. The session, starting at 11am, will combine the results of the Pupil Voice survey and in-depth career stories to offer insight into how young people across Scotland think about their careers.
Aimed at those supporting young people, the webinar aims to share;
- How young people make decisions about pathways and future careers.
- Who influences young people and the value of CIAG support.
- The challenges they experience when moving from school to post school destinations.
- Their goals and ambitions across sectors and job roles.
- How they feel about the future, including the influence of AI.
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