
This podcast showcases voices from across education, business and policy, all united by one mission: making modern work experience truly possible for every young person. Brought to you by The Careers & Enterprise Company (CEC) – the national body for careers education. Across the series, we explore what modern work experience looks like in practice and share tangible takeaways you can use in your ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) play a vital role in helping young people discover the world of work through modern work experience. But how can educators build meaningful partnerships with local employers, and why should SMEs get involved?... more
Every young person deserves access to meaningful experiences that broaden horizons, raise aspirations and open doors to future opportunities.
In this episode, Sian is joined by Patrice Etienne, Head of Inclusion Programmes at ThinkForward UK, and T... more
Modern work experience has the power to open doors for girls by increasing visibility, representation and access to careers they may never have previously considered.
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Fiona Millar, Writer, Journalist, Education Campaigner &... more
In this episode, we explore how a whole-school approach can transform modern work experience into a powerful driver of engagement, attainment and sustained destinations.
This careers education podcast examines how leaders can position work experien... more
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This program centers on making modern work experience truly accessible for young people, drawing from education, business, and policy to share practical strategies, frameworks, and real-world examples. Episodes frequently explore how schools, employers, and policymakers can co-design meaningful, scalable work-experience programs, with emphasis on equity, early exposure, and belonging. Notable throughlines include practical tools for implementation (such as asset-based language, insight days, and employer-led collaboration), the Equalex framework, and the role of families, communities, and leadership buy-in in sustaining high-quality work experiences. The show often highlights how structured work-integrated learning shapes confidence, attend... more
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