Encouraging collaboration and fresh thinking in careers, education and skills policy, research and practice. This website is aimed at practitioners, managers, employers, researchers, and policymakers, keen to share ideas, exchange information and promote high quality careers provision at a local, regional, national, European and/or international level.
DMH Associates presents some useful resources which we have come across designed to support practitioners in their everyday work with young people and/or adults. This has been done to support the National Careers Week 2020 and give practitioners the resources they need.
Careers Policy, Research and Practice
We work in partnership with a wide range of public, private and third sector organisations to find solution-focused approaches that increase access to opportunities for young people and adults.
We offer expertise in independent and rigorous research, evaluation and consultancy services to inform and support our customers to:
- Develop and understand evidence-based policies, research and practice;
- Strengthen partnership working within fast changing education and labour markets;
- Make sense of public policy discourse and to develop practical approaches to improve careers service design and delivery;
- Share and disseminate good/interesting policies and practices drawing on international, European, national and regional networks.
Recent Posts

MAKING SPECIALIST SUPPORT HARDER TO ACCESS
What becomes of the government’s plans to reform special educational needs and disabilities (Send) provision in English schools will depend

DEBATE IN ENGLAND’S PARLIAMENT TODAY: CAREERS GUIDANCE
Christina Rees in the Chair] 2.30pm – https://hansard.parliament.uk/commons/2022-07-13/debates/16ADC431-015A-40EC-8731-CC36152A63C2/CareersGuidanceInSchools Mike Amesbury (Weaver Vale) (Lab) I beg to move, That this House

LATEST REPORT: AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PLACES AND SPACES FOR INNOVATIVE ALL-AGE CAREERS SUPPORT – QDOS CAREER HUBS, ENGLAND
In October 2021, the Manor Group commissioned dmh associates to undertake an evidence-based literature review building upon an earlier Akrill