About E. Bradley Learning
Preparing Pupils for Their Future | Personal Development, Careers and Wellbeing.
Two of the biggest issues facing many schools today are:
How do we prepare our pupils for their futures?
How can we promote focus, resilience and wellbeing in a world where this is increasingly difficult?
At E. Bradley learning we provide workshops and other learning services to schools to achieve the aim of ‘preparing pupils for their future’
We focus on developing the skills needed to thrive in the workplace, whether that be a school or any other. By developing personal and professional skills such as communication, time management, organisation, resilience and more, we prepare individuals for a lifetime of success in their careers and beyond.
‘Preparing Pupils For Their Future’
A 2024 report by the CIPD found that 72% of employers surveyed believed that the young people aged 16-24 in their employment were not ‘ready for work’.
Both teachers and employers have recognised that many young people are finding focus more difficult, are less resilient and have declining overall wellbeing.
At E. Bradley Learning we believe that with the proper support and learning opportunities, your pupils can go against this trend and leave education ready and prepared for their future.
We can work with you to create bespoke learning opportunities or deliver one of our own workshops, covering topics such as:
Secondary Schools and Colleges:
Time management and Organisation
Communicating In The Workplace
Strengthening Your Focus and Attention
How To Find Opportunities, Apply For Jobs And Understand Requirements
How To Write Applications And Interview Skills
Developing Resilience
Utilising Mindfulness
Primary Schools:
Communicating with Others
Working as a Team
Developing Resilience
Mindfulness
About Eli Bradley - Owner of E. Bradley Learning
In 2017 I began my PGCE in Secondary History at the University of Oxford. On graduation I began working as a History and RE teacher at state schools across London. I later moved to Latvia, to work for a year at a British Curriculum school in the capital, Riga.
After leaving Riga I decided to make a career change and began a new role working in Learning and Development at the Ministry of Justice in Leeds. After two very fulfilling years in this role, I left the MoJ to take up a new role in the Early Careers Learning and Development team in the Government Legal Department. Here I spent the majority of my time working in the apprenticeships team, supporting those in the first steps of their legal careers, from recruitment to qualification.
As part of both my learning and Development roles, I designed and delivered training on important professional skills for those at the beginnings of their careers. These roles also gave me an insight into the competitive world of graduate and entry-level recruitment.
After spending years outside of the school environment, I realised how much I missed working with both pupils and other teachers. This is what gave me the inspiration for E. Bradley learning, which combines my love of teaching with the experience and expertise I have gained during my time in Learning and Development.
Qualifications:
BA (Hons) Archaeology - University of Manchester
PGCE Secondary History - Oxford University
CPD:
NSPCC Safeguarding
Contact us
Have a question or want to chat about all things learning? Fill in the contact form or email me at:
contact@ebradley.co.uk