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In addition to our work with young people, we have extensive experience of providing careers guidance, skills support, and employment placements to out-of-work adults, particularly those with SEND and complex barriers, helping them find meaningful work opportunities.

We support young people and adults to build future-ready skills, make informed career choices, and access meaningful employment and lifelong learning.

We provide school development and system-wide reform to enhance teaching, leadership and learner outcomes.

INSPIRED is a UK-funded programme aiming to improve foundational learning skills for 200,000 children in Kenya, including 100,000 of the most marginalised and vulnerable children in the country’s arid and semi-arid lands, specifically in the northern counties of Wajir and Mandera.

The Inspiring Careers Programme supports schools and authorities in achieving their CEIAG objectives by offering high-quality bespoke services.

Evidence shows that high-quality early childhood education can significantly improve an individual’s life chances, especially among disadvantaged or marginalised groups.

High-quality early years provision can significantly benefit children’s outcomes, especially amongst disadvantaged groups, and we know that giving children the right developmental support from an early age can make a real difference.

We help design and deliver high-quality early childhood education, supporting early years educators to deliver inclusive, engaging, and impactful learning.