Forty-one original HWB revision images are now live
A complete original illustration set now supports Engineering Design, Product Design and Fashion and Textiles questions.
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A complete original illustration set now supports Engineering Design, Product Design and Fashion and Textiles questions.
Read the postThe website keeps the same layouts while switching text in place, and invites Welsh speakers to help improve the beta.
Read the postA pathway-by-pathway review of the new digital Unit 1 structure and content.
Read the postPast-paper visual contexts are catalogued privately so replacement artwork can retain the information learners need without copying the original style.
Read the postThe controls distinguish browser preferences, aggregate hosting statistics and tracking tools that are not used.
Read the postThe funded programme prioritises tools learners can use now; any in-person activity remains subject to confirmation.
Read the postEngineering Design, Product Design and Fashion and Textiles learners can generate Unit 1 mock papers, target weaker topics and practise marking answers.
Read updateThe full CV journey now opens within the HWB website while its protected Google backend continues to handle records, PDFs, secure edit links and participant email delivery.
Read updateThe public employability journey connects career exploration, CV building, interview preparation and spoken-answer practice.
Read updatePractical projects can create genuine examples of planning, teamwork, problem-solving, communication and reflection.
Read updateThe spoken-answer practice app now has a clearly labelled preview for testing role-relevant questions, recording, transcription and supportive feedback.
Read updateA private seven-question quiz now suggests five UK career ideas, useful subject directions and common routes into learning or work.
Read updateThe refreshed website gives young people, partners and funders clearer routes into career tools, programme information and public assurance.
Read updateDesign for Futures received restricted funding for a community skills and employability programme.
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