West Thames College is proud to see Katrin Lehmann, Vice Principal for Inclusive Learning, Creative Industries and Student Experience, featured by the Association of Colleges (AoC), where she shares her perspective on why careers education should be a continuous part of every student's learning journey.
In the blog, Katrin highlights the importance of embedding careers education throughout a student's time at college rather than treating it as a one-off activity. She explains how sustained careers guidance, meaningful employer engagement and opportunities to develop transferable skills help students build confidence, make informed decisions and prepare for an ever-changing world of work.
Drawing on West Thames College's experience, Katrin reflects on the value of creating a culture where careers conversations happen regularly, ensuring every learner can connect their studies with future opportunities and aspirations. Her contribution reinforces the College's commitment to providing inclusive, high-quality careers education that supports students to achieve their ambitions.
Read Katrin's full article on the Association of Colleges website: Why careers education needs to be a constant companion for students
