A PowerPoint for introducing Customer Service Skills. This can be used with the Customer Service Scenario card activity as it indicates the use of them in the PowerPoint - you can take these out if you do not wish to use them.

Use the scenarios provided or create your own and use the worksheet and calculations to work out how long it will take the drunk person to be under the legal limit to drive. Designed to create awareness for youngsters who might be tempted to drink and drive, or drive the morning after a binge drink.

This is my attendance lesson with activities. I have included a brief lesson plan, the Power Point, and activity resources. The learners look at how their attendance would look to employers and highlights the importance of high attendance.

This is a lesson on Relationships, covering: Identify the qualities of healthy and unhealthy relationships What to do if you find yourself in an abusive relationship, What to do if someone you care about is in an abusive relationship. There is also a document with cards for the activity, which you can cut out, or ask the students to cut out and arrange relating to things you can control and things you cannot control when it comes to relationships and other people.

This is a lesson introducing learners to the government, democracy and unions. An activity enables them to take part in a voting game, to see how democracy works. You will receive the PowerPoint presentation and brief lesson plan for an hour session. of course, this can be used as part of another lesson and fits nicely with British Values.

This is a PowerPoint covering employability skills such as work ethic, communication, listening, attitude and behaviour, asking for help and manners. There are opportunities to use the soft skills cards and the skills checklist.

For equality and diversity, or disability awareness, this card sort activity encourages learners to experience completing an activity with a disadvantage. Afterwards, they discuss the activity, how they felt, what adjustments could be made to make the task accessible. You will need a deck of cards. The instructions are included with the activity.

this is a set of 80 cards with various crimes and the maximum penalty. This is a great game to play when teaching about UK crimes and penalties - a good resource for covering Rule of Law in British Values. Play it like The Price is Right - show one card, read the crime on the next card and have the group guess whether the penalty would be higher or lower. Alternatively, you can use them for discussion tools and other teaching relating to fines, prison sentences and penalties linked to driving offenses, theft, fraud, criminal damage and drink and drugs.

This is a scheme of work I designed as a Progress and Destination Tutor. You can edit it to make it your own or make it more relevant to the subject you support. This is geared up for building trade students. It includes 30 brief lesson plans. Some of the resources on the lesson plans are ones I have uploaded to TES. Lessons embed Maths and English where appropriate, and cover a wide range of subjects (see photo of contents).