Year 5 students from Fulbourn Primary School joined TWI to become defect detectives for the day As part of a Cambridge LaunchPad project day, the students were split into small teams and challenged to programme a Lego Mindstorms robot to detect defects along a weld line. Together with volunteer ambassadors, many of them in the […]
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Hilary is one of Form the Future’s Careers Development Professionals – who works with young people to discover and explore the options available at key points in their journey through education and into the world of work. Hilary is a relatively new member of our team, having joined this year – and we’re so pleased
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Meet Molly – our STEM Outreach Programme Manager. Molly joined Form the Future in 2018 – and quickly became an integral part of the team. Fun fact: Molly used to work in a role where everyday was Christmas day! Read on to find out more. Could you explain your current job role? My role is
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Tariq leads on our fundraising efforts, and works to build and maintain our partnerships with businesses. Once upon a time, Tariq considered a career in radio journalism – but we’re very glad he decided to pursue fundraising and ended up with Form the Future! Read on to find out more about Tariq’s role. Could you
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Harriet joined the team in September 2019, and coordinates Target Apprenticeships – an ESF project Form the Future is a part of. Target Apprenticeships looks to make apprenticeships accessible for all, and support employers to understand the value of apprentices – something Harriet champions through her work. Read on to find out more about Harriet’s
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Cambridge students joined the Institute of Astronomy and the Kavli Institute of Cosmology to explore our solar system at the Madingley Observatory Year 7 students from Coleridge Community College, Soham Village College, Parkside Community College and Comberton Village College took part in the Cambridge LaunchPad project day, designed to open their eyes to the wealth
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We are thrilled to announce that we have been accredited to the matrix Standard, demonstrating the high-quality careers information, advice and guidance services that we offer to young people in the region. What is the matrix Standard? The matrix Standard, put in place by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, is a framework to
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Students from Cherry Hinton Primary School and Stapleford Community Primary School joined Amey Cespa for two project days at their Education Centre in Waterbeach, where they learned about what happens to their recycling and rubbish after they put it in the bin. For many students, throwing away waste and recycling is something they do every
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Cambridge Regional College welcomed year 5 students from Linton Heights Junior School for a day of discovering future career paths. On 31st January, as part of a Cambridge LaunchPad project day, the students took part in hands-on activities designed to inspire them and help them to consider what their future careers may look like. The
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Students from Cherry Hinton C of E Primary School joined the Institute of Astronomy to learn more about our galaxy and beyond On 11th December, Year 6 students were greeted at the Madingley Observatory by Dr Matthew Bothwell who led the students to discover more about our solar system and galaxies before teaching them how physics is applied
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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.
