5 practical ways that Morrisby supports career leaders
This digital byte offers a quick tour of the new and updated parts of Morrisby and outlines how they can be used to provide better guidance and allow career leaders to claw back some valuable time.
Free for members/£10.00 + VAT for non members
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Date
09 Oct 2024 -
Time
03:00 PM -
Duration
45 minute(s) -
Venue
Zoom -
Contact
Award winning Morrisby has been the careers guidance assessment of choice for over 50 years. However, Morrisby has significantly changed in the last three years with new tools for tracking, reporting and Gatsby amongst others. This digital byte will provide a quick tour of the new and updated parts of Morrisby and outline how they can be used to provide better guidance and allow career leaders to claw back some valuable time.
PRESENTERS
Joanne Carrington Head of Guidance Morrisby Ltd
• Joanne Carrington is currently the Head of Guidance at Morrisby Ltd and is responsible for a wide range of career guidance and career information projects. Most recently Jo has worked closely with SkillsBuilder to integrate the Career Explorer data into the Morrisby platform. Jo holds a L7 qualification in careers guidance and is a registered careers development professional. She has wide ranging experience in careers guidance with a number of years supporting students at the London School of Economics LSE.
Alan Teece Commercial Director Morrisby Ltd
• Alan has had a 30-year career in EdTech with significant roles in companies such as SERCO, Logica, Grofar, AQA and GL Assessment. He has been involved in the remodelling of the Morrisby platform to its current incarnation and manages all the major partnerships and relationships that Morrisby maintains. He is a Governor of Sidcot independent school and was previously chair of school improvement at a Bristol state primary school
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
• Career Guidance - why the Morrisby assessments are the most accurate from a guidance perspective
• Career Lessons – a quick tour of the over 140 free lessons to help you deliver the careers curriculum
• Saving time - how Morrisby can help with Compass+, tracking Skillsbuilder skills and data/reporting for SLT/Ofsted/ISI and in support of QiC
• Raising aspirations - how Morrisby can engage students, help raise aspirations and signpost various pathways
• More for less - how by using Morrisby as a one-stop shop you can dispense with many other separate information sources
PRESENTERS
Joanne Carrington Head of Guidance Morrisby Ltd
• Joanne Carrington is currently the Head of Guidance at Morrisby Ltd and is responsible for a wide range of career guidance and career information projects. Most recently Jo has worked closely with SkillsBuilder to integrate the Career Explorer data into the Morrisby platform. Jo holds a L7 qualification in careers guidance and is a registered careers development professional. She has wide ranging experience in careers guidance with a number of years supporting students at the London School of Economics LSE.
Alan Teece Commercial Director Morrisby Ltd
• Alan has had a 30-year career in EdTech with significant roles in companies such as SERCO, Logica, Grofar, AQA and GL Assessment. He has been involved in the remodelling of the Morrisby platform to its current incarnation and manages all the major partnerships and relationships that Morrisby maintains. He is a Governor of Sidcot independent school and was previously chair of school improvement at a Bristol state primary school
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
• Career Guidance - why the Morrisby assessments are the most accurate from a guidance perspective
• Career Lessons – a quick tour of the over 140 free lessons to help you deliver the careers curriculum
• Saving time - how Morrisby can help with Compass+, tracking Skillsbuilder skills and data/reporting for SLT/Ofsted/ISI and in support of QiC
• Raising aspirations - how Morrisby can engage students, help raise aspirations and signpost various pathways
• More for less - how by using Morrisby as a one-stop shop you can dispense with many other separate information sources