Inspiring the Future, the free service for UK state schools run by charity Education & Employers, has reached three major milestones in October 2015. These are: individual volunteers registering to…
…Examinations Inspector for the University of Cambridge, they learnt about the importance of building their resilience and power to continue regardless of set backs. The students enjoyed hearing about careers…
…of over £4.6 billion and is pivotal to the UK economy. Every building features windows, doors and glass, and glass now features heavily across city skylines. A modern-day example of…
…hub of the new community where most of the parents work in a wide variety of occupations and some diverse backgrounds. Why did you decide to get involved with Primary…
…school. The headteacher wanted to highlight jobs that were accessible within their community context, and she is hoping to embed careers progression within the school. The activity allowed the children…
Onboarding Webinars Want to know what Inspiring the Future is all about or looking for some support and a tour of our free platform? Sign up to one of our…
…in virtual activities and engage in careers education, and highlighted the opportunities available to them. Erika Mariella-Worrall, Careers Leader at Sheaf Training, used the Inspiring the Future platform to find…
…since the turn of the millennium. The teaching profession, government agencies, and commerce have all considered how to reverse this worrying trend. The charity Education and Employers has showed through…
…of six volunteers from the nearby Stephen Joseph Theatre. Participating children got the opportunity to ask the panel questions about their job, and then guess each person’s role. Highlights included…
