Destination Data

The Activity Survey is produced annually and shows the destination of students in the October after they left CVEA. The destinations broken down by year were as follows.

Destination 2024 2023 2022
Participation rate 98% 96% 99%
Full time education 83% 70% 81%
Training
6% 9% 2%
Apprenticeship / Employment
8% 14% 16%
Employment without training 1%
Temporary break from learning 1%

NEET
1%
4%
1%

Sustained destination data

Sustained dThe DfE data shows that 90% of our 2020 leavers were in sustained education or employment for at least two terms after completing Key Stage 4. Our internal data for the 2020 cohort shows that 98% of the cohort are in a positive destination. 2% of the cohort are classed as NEET. This represents 3 students (one of whom is unavailable to the labour market).estination data shows the percentage of students who are in the same destination two terms after leaving CVEA. This data is produced by the DfE. In addition to the DfE data, we track our students (with their permission) for three years after they leave CVEA.

2022 sustained destinations

The DfE data shows that 88% of our 2022 leavers were in sustained education or employment for at least two terms after completing Key Stage 4.

Our internal data for the 2022 cohort shows that 99.5% of the cohort are in a positive destination.

0.5% (1 student) of the cohort is classed as NEET.

2021 sustained destinations

The DfE data shows that 90% of our 2021 leavers were in sustained education or employment for at least two terms after completing Key Stage 4.

Our internal data for the 2020 cohort shows that 98% of the cohort are in a positive destination. 2% of the cohort are classed as NEET.

This represents 3 students (one of whom is unavailable to the labour market).

2020 sustained destinations

The DfE data shows that 91% of our 2020 leavers were in sustained education or employment for at least two terms after completing Key Stage 4.

Our internal data for the 2020 cohort shows that 98% of the cohort are in a positive destination. 2% of the cohort are classed as NEET.

This represents 3 students (two are unavailable to the labour market).