We’re excited to announce the launch of our free online short course, designed to help people get ready for work. At a time when many face job uncertainty, Form the Future’s Ready for Work course aims to support those looking to improve their work readiness skills and find the job that’s right for them. The […]
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We recently hosted our Annual Conference – and for the first time the event was hosted virtually, marking a move to digital that the organisation has been building on throughout the year. In a year that has seen young people disproportionately affected by Covid-19, the economic legacy of Covid-19 is likely to result in more
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During the Covid-19 crisis, we’ve watched in awe at the heroic efforts of all NHS staff – efforts that are made each and every day to look after the public’s health. In the eastern region, the NHS is one of the largest employers – and careers in healthcare are set to grow over the next
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Cambridge LaunchPad has celebrated another year of STEM success with virtual celebrations for students and partners. Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, there was much to celebrate – in 2019/20 Cambridge LaunchPad worked with 35 partners, saw 5200 students, and was able to host 88 events before many students moved to home-based learning. The virtual STEM celebrations
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For students moving from college or sixth form into the next stage of their lives, the decision on whether or not to go university is often a difficult one. What course would I excel on? Where in the country, or in the world, would I like to study? Is university the right decision for my
Form the Future CIC ran its first virtual hackathon, bringing young people together with professionals in the creative industries to shape the future of the organisation’s website. In a move to an increasingly virtual delivery model, social enterprise Form the Future developed the interactive hackathon to invite students to use creative problem solving skills and
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The latest video in our Careers Q+A series is here, featuring Tony Jones, CEO of One Nucleus Ltd. Tony discusses his career path into life sciences, from a degree and PHD in Biochemistry, to working as a postdoctoral scientist in a laboratory, and what it’s like to work in the life sciences sector today. In
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The latest video in our Careers Q+A series is here, featuring Sharon Livermore, Director of Kameo Recruitment. Sharon discusses her career path into recruitment, and what it’s like to work in the sector today. In each video in our Careers Q+A series, we’ll hear from our volunteers, partners, team members and wider community, who will
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We’re excited to announce the launch of our new Careers Q+A series! In each video, we’ll hear from our volunteers, partners, team members and wider community, who will answer questions about their careers and the career pathway they took. This series is aimed at helping young people learn more about the career opportunities that are
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For National Careers Week, Cambridge LaunchPad brought year 8 students to join Hill and become property development companies for the day On 5th March, students from Linton Village College, Bottisham Village College, Sawston Village College and Cambridge Home Educated Families visited the Storey’s Field Centre in Eddington, for a day of discovering the fundamental forces
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Our goal is that all young people move successfully from education into employment. As a social enterprise, we are reliant on grants and corporate funding in order to work with the schools across Cambridgeshire. Even the smallest donation helps us to provide careers inspiration for every child. Click below to find out more about what your donation could do for young people in your community.
