Worksheet for a KS3 cover lesson. Suitable for lessons covered by a non-specialist if pupils have already learned about climate change. If they haven’t already done so, the task would work for a double lesson if pupils spent the first researching causes, impacts and responses to climate change. Differentiation / pupil ownership: 3 tasks are provided for pupils to choose from and are entitled ‘Tricky’, ‘Trickier’ and ‘Trickiest’ to help them to identify the difficulty level Each of the 3 tasks have their own success criteria (‘Your work must include… It should include… It could include…’) Extensions are provided for each of the 3 tasks. This was originally created for a very low ability Y9 class.

Used with Y9s and KS4 to help them to identify the skills and qualifications they will need in order to enter their chosen career. Ideal for use before they chose their options! Powerpoint suitable for a lesson in a computer room or as a homework project. The slides include starter tasks, lesson objective and additional areas of learning, main research based lesson task with several weblinks, extension task on finding jobs and writing cover letters, and a plenary task to help pupils recongise the beneifts of the lesson and identify gaps in their knowledge. A tried and tested lesson that has always been successful with many Y9 groups! I usually provide them with weblinks to local colleges and sixth forms too. If taught over two lessons pupils often enjoy researching house prices in their local area, or where their chosen univeristy is, and figuring out what their take home pay will be from the average salary earned in their chosen career. Images have been edited to prevent printscreening. The document you download will be completely legible!