‘Careers in the Curriculum' Case Studies
Our ‘Careers in the Curriculum’ Case Studies focus on how Maths, English and Science are relevant to our roles within PwC and in business.
Our Technology and Digital Skills Curriculum aims to support teachers to prepare pupils with skills and resilience, so they can thrive in this changing and unpredictable age of technology.
The curriculum covers topics such as cybersecurity, data analytics, web and app development and internet of things. It helps students make connections between technology topics they might be interested in and potential careers in those areas, as well as develop multiple employability skills. Sessions are between 45minutes-1hour long.
Lesson summaries by topic are included below. Those lessons that require the use of computers are indicated with an asterisk (*).
We have also created some additional guidance for parents/carers on using the toolkit resources at home.
Lessons
- Lesson 1: Problem solving
- Lesson 2: What is a Computer?
- Lesson 3: Data Science & Analytics
- Lesson 4: Hour of code*
- Lesson 5: Creating Webpages*
- Lesson 6: App Development
- Lesson 7: Intro to App Lab*
- Lesson 8: Cybersecurity*
- Lesson 9: Internet of Things
Lesson 1: Problem solving
Getting students excited and connecting their own personal interests to computer science.
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Business Case Study Challenges
Our Business Case Study Challenges aim to simulate some of the work that PwC does and have been designed by client-facing staff.
Financial Literacy
Our Financial Literacy Skills Curriculum aims to ensure pupils have a broad understanding of essential financial terms, products and services so they can make informed and effective decisions with their financial resources, but also ensuring the foundational financial knowledge and skills expected in most jobs.
Employability Skills
Our Employability Soft Skills Curriculum enables pupils to develop key skills necessary for any working environment through fun and engaging activities.
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