The TUC has a range of resources to help young people to learn about employment rights and workplace issues. A Better Way to Work, the TUC schools' resource pack, is primarily aimed at school students studying Key Stage 4 in schools, providing activities which help teachers to prepare students for work experience, citizenship and other work-related activities. However, much of the material can also be used with students aged up to 19. Unit 2 also contains activities specifically aimed at Young Apprentices
Activities are divided into five sections which deal with:
Also available for download are the Teachers Notes that accompany the resource pack
A Better Way to Work encourages an active and experiential approach to teaching and learning. Pupils are given tasks which involve them working in groups, finding things out for themselves, taking on roles, interviewing people at workplaces and forming their own opinions.
The most recent documents available on this subject are:
A Better Way to Work WalesWales TUC has now published the full A Better way to Work Wales resources for schools to inform pupils about the world at work. You can now download the resources in both English & Welsh.
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