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icould 

icould.com is a free, independent online resource, originally developed by CRAC, which offers people of all ages ideas, direction, inspiration and hope for their futures. In this time of economic uncertainty, icould.com is a portal and support network for people who have the desire to change their futures. It showcases a thousand individual filmed stories from real people in real jobs from all employment sectors.

"Young people need direction and lots of help when choosing a career and icould.com definitely provides this. I was very lucky and I found a mentor - a researcher, who went on to be a big cheese at ITV no less - to guide me, but not everyone is as lucky. icould.com is a fantastic resource for all people, especially kids to provide them with inspiration for their future career."

Davina McCall, TV presenter

Celebrities (such as TV presenter, Davina McCall and Fun Loving Criminals musician, Huey Morgan), senior business people (WPP CEO, Sir Martin Sorrell and Sir Richard Branson) and professional sports athletes (such as Olympic sprinter, Jeanette Kwayke) have all taken part and films of their career stories are available at icould.com. 

"I have absolutely no idea what I'm going to do in the future and am not sure where or who I can go to for guidance. There's so much competition to find work, I find the whole prospect of finding a job terrifying. icould.com sounds like a great idea - I love the fact that all you have to do is log on to get direct access to real people's experiences in the workplace."

Samuel Lucas, aged 16, from Coventry

Decisions at 18

CRAC actively supports the professional development of careers practitioners working with all kinds of client groups. Decisions at 18 is CRAC's flagship conference for those who advise and work with young people, disseminating valuable information on the broad field of school and college leaver career options.

The event runs over three days and is unrivalled in its breadth of content, with over 60 topics covered across the workshop and seminar programme. Alongside the topical, practical and subject-focused one hour workshops the CRAC conference creates a welcoming environment for exchanging good practice, and encourages dialogue between careers practitioners, teachers, higher education admissions officers and employers.

Decisions at 18 provides a forum for discussion and information exchange on how best to support young people to give them the best possible chance of success in a changing world.

 

Supporting Good Practice in Careers

CRAC offers career practitioners working with young people a free, quarterly newsletter, Supporting Good Practice in Careers. The newsletter gives quick and easy access to practical information to enhance practitioners' day-to-day work with young people.

The newsletter also offers an opportunity for colleagues to share good practice simply and effectively.

All newsletters are archived as are resources provided within the newsletters. Subscribe to the newsletter.