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Employability survey feedback letters

Each year, the Chief Inspector agrees our programme of survey work with the Department for Education and the Department for Business Innovation and Skills.

These surveys look in depth at particular subjects in schools, colleges and other learning environments on a national scale.

To find out as much as we can, we make subject visits. After one of these, we send a feedback letter telling them our judgement on their overall effectiveness in the subject. Below you will find the letters we have sent to providers after carrying out an emplyability visit.