…(ILO) used the Education and Employers study Drawing the Future, as part of its evidence demonstrating the ongoing lack of alignment between young peoples’ aspirations and labour market realities. The…
…changed since then but these words are even more relevant today. Meeting a diverse range of volunteers from the world of work and experiencing “lightbulb moments” makes a real difference…
…up and volunteering is really like. Why did you get involved? This kind of careers support didn’t exist when I was at school. When I was at school women were…
…of work and realising their future potential. We spoke to Ricky about an inspiring moment he experienced at a mock interview day and how volunteering is helping him to achieve…
…recruited into the applicant pools for tenure-track faculty positions (1). Why is this happening? How can we change this trend? I do not have answers to these complicated questions but…
…are a four-form entry Junior school in a diverse, multicultural part of Inner London. We serve a community from varied socio-economic backgrounds and have children from many religions, languages and…
…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…
…recruited into the applicant pools for tenure-track faculty positions (1). Why is this happening? How can we change this trend? I do not have answers to these complicated questions but…
…embarked upon a PhD in fusion energy because I was inspired by solving the energy problem and combatting climate change. My interest in the bigger picture got me into communicating…
…schools. The charity and trust selected Corby as an area to target, as the Social Mobility Commission ranked Corby as the fourth worst area for social mobility. Under the Primary…
