Insight about SPW Careers work in schools – Malvern College (UK)

Malvern College stands as a renowned co-educational independent school with a storied history dating back to 1865. Embracing a holistic approach to education, Malvern College fosters academic excellence, personal development, and a strong sense of community spirit. Its scenic campus, set against the backdrop of the Malvern Hills, provides an inspiring environment for students to thrive academically and socially. Malvern College empowers its students to become well-rounded individuals equipped to excel in the modern world.

SPW Careers have enjoyed working with Malvern College for a number of years. Our team of qualified and experienced career advisers see all the Hundred (Yr. 11 / Grade 10) students and new 6th form (Yr. 12 / Grade 11) for 1-1 guidance interviews, using careers psychometric profiles in supporting the process.  We also work with all the U6 (Yr. 13 / Grade 12) students in offering mock interview practice.  We have strong relationship with the school and will often offer additional advice and support throughout the academic year.

 

Feedback from the ‘Hundred’ 1-1’s:

Are you now clearer on the future options available to you?  100% Yes

Would you recommend the SPW Careers discussion to your friends? 100% Yes

 

“This process has provided a lot of clarity for my future – careers, university and A level/IB choices.”

“Very informative; calmed me by explaining options; helpful website; very useful study guides for UK & outside UK.”

“Particularly the talk with the adviser helped me to understand which subject choices I might want to look at and the websites seems to be very useful.”

“The follow up discussion was very thorough and helped me learn about my future options.”

“Had lots of info, made me aware of other options. Really good.”

“It made it much easier to understand how unis actually work and what I can study later on.”

“Great advice and very useful discussion; very useful to have and will definitely recommend.”

“It has helped me understand what other options I have rather than just 1 or 2 and made me think about comparing unis to see which one is right for me.”

“I didn’t know how to choose subjects for A level/IB but now I do and what subjects are needed for specific courses/careers. The talk really helped me.”

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