…to build and sustain successful alumni relations. You can subscribe and read the Tracktion newsletter by clicking here and pressing “Subscribe” on the bottom right hand corner of the page….
You can now subscribe for free to the K-12 Partnership Report newsletter of employer-education partnership activity in the US. Previously it has required paid subscriptions. Visit: http://www.kprnewsletter.com/subscribe.htm to subscribe….
Connect your primary school, secondary school, or college with volunteers from the world of work for free and improve the life chances of your young people through Inspiring the Future….
Groundbreaking new research shows a significant link between young people’s experience of the world of work whilst at school and the chances of them becoming NEET (not in education, employment…
…world of work and future opportunities. During the week of 13 to 17 October, we are encouraging schools across the country to open their doors to visitors from their local…
…work-related activities. Priority should be given to activities involving workplace experiences and engagement with real-world employee volunteers. As a minimum, pupils should take part in one or more activity…
…in Rugby who seized to opportunity to host their Career Footsteps session, helping their pupils to learn more about alternative routes into the world of work. The Career Footsteps programme,…
One of our volunteers has gone the extra mile to help young people engage with the world of work by hosting a workplace visit at the University of Westminster Psychology…
…personality test. The Career Footsteps programme, run in partnership with the Edge Foundation, aims to open students’ eyes to the wide range of routes they can follow into the world…
…could otherwise hold. Peter Thorpe, the Director of Learning, Skills, and Culture, said: “Research has shown that encounters during education with people from the world of work has a direct…
