Partner organisations
Higher Futures
Higher Futures is the Lifelong Learning Network for South Yorkshire, North Derbyshire and North Nottinghamshire. It is a partnership of 12 local colleges and universities, aiming to transform higher education progression opportunities for vocational and work-based learners.
Higher Futures focuses on five priority sectors: early years; engineering; health and social care; public wellbeing; and sustainable communities.
Women in Construction, Arts and Technology
Based in Sheffield, this organisation supports women and girls in training, support and the promotion of Construction, Arts and Technology.
The organisation has a Facebook group, which can also be viewed by non-Facebook members.
The UKRC
The UKRC is led by a partnership including the University of Cambridge, the University of Oxford, the Open University, Sheffield Hallam University, Queen Mary University of London, with Bradford College as the lead partner.
The UKRC provides a central point of information and advice for industry, academia, professional institutes, education and research councils and for women entering, returning and progressing in SET careers. This website lays out the services we provide in detail, but you can read a general overview of our work.
www.theukrc.org
WISE
The WISE Campaign encourages young women to stick with studying Maths and Physics and to consider careers in those areas of Science, Engineering and Construction that they have traditionally rejected. WISE operates throughout the UK, with specialist committees in Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland.
VT Enterprise
VT Enterprise is one of the UK's leading providers of high-quality, leading-edge careers information, advice and guidance services, delivering all aspects of information, advice and guidance.
They also have expertise in developing learning resources including e-learning and publishing, occupational information, e-guidance, labour market information, NVQ assessment, social and economic research, careers services to the independent sector, and adult guidance.
STEMNET
STEMNET aims to ensure that more young people in the UK make a choice to enter science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) related careers at all levels, and future generations are properly informed about the science and technology that surrounds them.
With the support of its partners, STEMNET achieves this in two ways:
- By bringing science, technology, engineering and mathematics activities, experiences and excitement in to classrooms throughout the UK, enhancing and enriching the national STEM curriculum.
- By linking those companies and other organisations that employ STEM educated people, and schools, in such a way that young people can get a clear idea of the diverse and exciting range of careers available to them.
Women In SET, Centre For Science Education and Sheffield Hallam University are not responsible for the content of external websites.
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