Interactive version of the map can be found here: https://www.nesta.org.uk/data-visualisation-and-interactive/mapping-career-causeways-interactive/

Data viz for the shop assistant can also be found at this link: https://www.nesta.org.uk/data-visualisation-and-interactive/mapping-career-causeways-interactive/

We use EMSI data for occupation job openings planned across our local city region, mapping to our curriculum planning process

We use EMSI too.

ESCO and O*NET

As a college group, we use EMSI to inform curriculum design and we use local data from LEPs and LA to support CEIAG. Our aims are to support learners to make informed and positive next steps towards their career goals

This information is really useful for staff and students to understand how roles are changing / evolving and what impact this has on the skills they are developing - what they have and what they would need. We're having lots of conversations about the risk of automation at the moment and students are very engaged with it. They want to understand the higher level skills they will need and feel assured that we're supporting them to develop and these

At MK College we use EMSI, local info and a careers tool called Cascaid - the level of information you have just demonstrated would be hugely useful for both adults and young people to give context and breadth

Wondered if the tool will be made available to job centres...

How can we get involved in one of your experiments?

Does/could the tool also map for earning potential in different careers? For a lot of the learners I work with that's their primary concern

Have you thought about trying for funding from Innovate UK. You would need to partner with an SME to apply.

Thanks for this information session

Thank you for this session, the info was really useful. I'm going to leave the call now as have another commitment. Best wishes, Emma

Thank you - we would love this to be incorporated into one of the other tools eg EMSI so that we have one tool to use, rather than having to have various tools open at the same time. Very informative session thank you. Apologies have to leave for another meeting. Sally

Report published in November: https://www.nesta.org.uk/report/mapping-career-causeways-supporting-workers-risk/

Excellent research project and very helpful session, thank you. Surprised that the Govt is not supporting dissemination of information due to national significance.

Thankyou really useful

Thank you, I look forward to hearing more and would be happy to support your research.