Norfolk and Suffolk Careers Hub and Enterprise Adviser Network (EAN)
The Norfolk and Suffolk Careers Hub and Enterprise Adviser Network (EAN) are part of a national initiative designed to improve the quality of careers education in secondary schools, colleges and special schools. These programmes help young people explore future career options, develop employability skills and make informed decisions about their next steps.
Locally, the Careers Hub works with over 145 education institutions across Norfolk and Suffolk, building strong partnerships with employers and organisations of all sizes. These include businesses in key growth sectors such as digital technology, clean energy and construction. By connecting education with the world of work, the Hub helps ensure that young people are better prepared for their future careers.
The EAN is managed nationally by The Careers and Enterprise Company and delivered locally in partnership with Suffolk County Council and Norfolk County Council. Enterprise Advisers are volunteers from the world of work who support schools and colleges to develop effective careers strategies and strengthen employer engagement.
Visit the Norfolk and Suffolk Careers Hub to learn more about how these programmes are delivered locally.
Visit the Careers and Enterprise Company website for national information.
End Point Assessment
Suffolk County Council have been approved and recognised by Ofqual to act as the End Point Assessor Organisation for the Careers Development Professional Apprenticeship (ST0694).
For more information please look at CPD for careers professionals | Suffolk County Council or contact EPA@suffolk.gov.uk or Jacqui.phipps@suffolk.gov.uk.
Adult Learning Service
The service is led by Suffolk County Council, and provides a wide range of free health and wellbeing, learning in families, English and maths courses (up to Level 2 - GCSE equivalent) for adults 19 years+ living in Suffolk. The service particularly targets adults who have missed out on previous educational opportunities or who come from groups with the highest levels of need. Many of our learners start from very low educational levels, often overcoming many barriers in order to achieve success. More information can be found on Learn Suffolk.