FUTURE FRONTIERS

Our campaign will support disadvantaged young people aged 14-16 in London to take part in our career coaching and guidance programme, to equip them to take positive steps into education and training at age 16, which will open doors to secure and ....more

Our campaign will support disadvantaged young people aged 14-16 in London to take part in our career coaching and guidance programme, to equip them to take positive steps into education and training at age 16, which will open doors to secure and fulfillin

Core funding

Cost of Living Top Up Grant awarded to support small/medium-size organisations with additional costs incurred due to the cost of living crisis.

Towards core costs to develop a new, extended two-year programme of career coaching and guidance to equip disadvantaged 14-16 year-olds.

Our Champions for Children 2022 campaign will help to offer disadvantaged young people aged 14-16 in London a programme of career coaching and guidance, which will empower them to take positive next steps into education or training in pursuit of ....more

Our Champions for Children 2022 campaign will help to offer disadvantaged young people aged 14-16 in London a programme of career coaching and guidance, which will empower them to take positive next steps into education or training in pursuit of secure and fulfilling employment in the future.

Future Frontiers (FF) is a south London-based charity specialising in careers coaching. This project will partner with Woodmanstern Secondary School to provide a 2-year coaching and guidance program to at least 70 disadvantaged/PP year 10 and 11 ....more

Future Frontiers (FF) is a south London-based charity specialising in careers coaching. This project will partner with Woodmanstern Secondary School to provide a 2-year coaching and guidance program to at least 70 disadvantaged/PP year 10 and 11 students aimed at helping them to secure positive and appropriate year 12 outcomes. The project will involve 6 hours of coaching from a business professional in year 10, information, advice and guidance sessions with a careers specialist in year 11 and follow up support for those who need it over the summer they leave school. The work in year 10 is aimed at improving motivation and providing inspiration whilst the year 11 work is more practical and will help disadvantaged students to successfully plan and transition into appropriate post 16 destinations.

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Empower disadvantaged young people to discover a career that motivates them and take a positive next step into education or training at age 16

Future Frontiers is an education charity with an innovative approach to improving social mobility in the UK. We exist to better the life outcomes of young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, providing them the guidance and access to professional ....more

Future Frontiers is an education charity with an innovative approach to improving social mobility in the UK. We exist to better the life outcomes of young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, providing them the guidance and access to professional networks they need to achieve their full potential.

Core funding

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public ....more

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."

Towards extending support over the 2020/21 academic year.

Future Frontiers Career Coaching Programme

The project will work with 250 year 12 students across London to help them consider their post -18 options and make informed decisions on next steps. This will be done by linking each student with a volunteer coach from the world of business. Over 4 ....more

The project will work with 250 year 12 students across London to help them consider their post -18 options and make informed decisions on next steps. This will be done by linking each student with a volunteer coach from the world of business. Over 4 sessions/6 hours they will work with their coach (using the Future Frontiers interactive careers handbook that has been converted to an interactive online resource as a guide) to improve their knowledge of the opportunities available to them post year 13, including advanced apprenticeships and university routes. A physical copy of their workbook will also be sent to the home of every student. As Lambeth is just one borough that Future Frontiers work in, a contribution of 1/5 of the project costs (this includes a programme manager, partnership manager, volunteer costs and software but not the contribution requested for fundraising and office costs) would allow them to provide a service to 50 Lambeth students. They would initially target Oasis Southbank and Elmgreen school for access to these students, as both schools have so far expressed an interest in making referrals for their year 12s.

Future Frontiers (FF) wishes to continue delivering its bespoke careers coaching programme to Year 11 pupils at Lilian Baylis Technology School (LBTS). Coaching is delivered by corporate volunteers, followed by site visits, workshops and assemblies ....more

Future Frontiers (FF) wishes to continue delivering its bespoke careers coaching programme to Year 11 pupils at Lilian Baylis Technology School (LBTS). Coaching is delivered by corporate volunteers, followed by site visits, workshops and assemblies designed to develop an ethos of aspiration and achievement.

Core and delivery costs for 2019/20 which will fund 125 young people to complete the Future Frontiers programme.

The project will deliver a mentoring programme for young people. The aim is to equip people with skills and support that will improve their learning experience.

Careers coaching for Lambeth secondary school pupils

Inspiring a Generation

Towards a school programme that aims to build an ethos of aspirations and achievement among a selected year group of young people through face to face coaching, aspirational assemblies, workshops and

Careers coaching at Lilian Baylis Technology School

This project will expand its coaching and educational mentoring programme that supports young people who are experiencing the effects of economic disadvantage.