Nurture bright Futures For All your students
Are you eager to inspire your class, enhance your career education, or secure valuable work experience? You're exactly where you need to be. As the UK’s leading social mobility charity, we can give your students fully funded access to 100s of leading UK employers and a network of over 1,500 influential speakers.
Why get work experience for your students
50%
of students leave school without any work experience. So, you can help to change that statistic.
39%
of ‘top jobs’ go to privately educated people – the 7%. So, your students need help to get ahead.
89%
of students said their placement made them feel confident that they could achieve their career goals.
85%
felt well-informed on skills, qualifications, roles and responsibilities, compared to 32% pre-placement.
Why choose Futures For All
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Network
We open the door to work experience with 100s of prominent employers and talks with over 1,500 inspirational speakers – to build their career knowledge, network and confidence.
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Support
You can benefit from our dedicated education team support – who will share the latest opportunities, save you time, help make processes simple and hassle-free, and provide safeguarding advice.
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Funding
Our programmes are fully funded and free to access for state schools and colleges like yours, and designed to meet CEIAG objectives, Gatsby Benchmarks, and the Skills Builder Universal Framework.
Access our programmes
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How getting work experience works
To access our easy-to-use portal which matches your students to the latest and most relevant placements – both in your area and nationwide.
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Find opportunities
View our online Work Experience Finder discovery feed, filtered for relevance – before sharing placements and managing applications with your students.
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See the impact
Discover impact
As you help nurture their early careers with every experience they add to their CV and each new skill they learn – proven through our placement surveys.
Success stories
89% of educators said that our work experience programme left their students better informed about available careers, giving a 4.9 out of 5-star satisfaction rating.
“Many of our students have participated in varied work experience programmes – all well thought out, with lots of support on promoting and attending placements, and student feedback has been very positive. Remote opportunities have provided access to experiences that would otherwise remain unavailable.”
Ceri Donovan
Careers Lead, Montpelier High School
“A ready-made extension to our careers offer – with funded opportunities being particularly welcome in giving learners opportunities that they may otherwise not have. This effectively means that the only limitations they have, are those that they impose on themselves.”
Mr Gordon Neighbour FGS
Careers Leader, Torquay Girls Grammar School
89% of educators said that our work experience programme left their students better informed about available careers, giving a 4.9 out of 5-star satisfaction rating.
“A ready-made extension to our careers offer – with funded opportunities being particularly welcome in giving learners opportunities that they may otherwise not have. This effectively means that the only limitations they have, are those that they impose on themselves.”
Mr Gordon Neighbour FGS
Careers Leader, Torquay Girls Grammar School
“Many of our students have participated in varied work experience programmes – all well thought out, with lots of support on promoting and attending placements, and student feedback has been very positive. Remote opportunities have provided access to experiences that would otherwise remain unavailable.”
Ceri Donovan
Careers Lead, Montpelier High School
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