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Supporting vulnerable young people access learning

Supporting vulnerable young people access learning

by Lauren Roberts | Jan 15, 2021 | Advocacy, News, Youth engagement

The City & Guilds Foundation is acutely aware of the challenges facing learners at all levels across the UK, including the many learners who receive support from our charitable partners or directly through the Foundation’s bursary programme.  We applaud...
It’s time to act on digital exclusion

It’s time to act on digital exclusion

by Lauren Roberts | Dec 4, 2020 | Connecting our communities, Youth engagement

Last month I was invited to speak at the Apprenticeship Diversity & Social Mobility Forum, which aims to bring together leading figures in diversity and inclusion, and experts on social mobility. The series of three annual...
Bringing employability into the classroom

Bringing employability into the classroom

by Lauren Roberts | Oct 5, 2020 | Advocacy, Connecting our communities, Youth engagement

Our youth engagement work aims to take a practical approach in informing and helping young people, especially those at risk of becoming NEET, to make more informed choices about their future. One of the biggest barriers young people face when entering the world of...
Engaging with young people during Covid-19

Engaging with young people during Covid-19

by Lauren Roberts | Apr 14, 2020 | Connecting our communities, Youth engagement

Our research tells us that long before the pandemic young people often struggle to enter the world of work. Depending on who you know your experience of moving from education to paid work can be a real struggle and one in which many obstacles must be overcome. Through...

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The City & Guilds Foundation amplifies the activity we do across the City & Guilds Group, through high impact social investment, recognition and advocacy programmes.

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