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Sydney Hendy, Business Administrator Apprentice at The Careers & 91ÆÞÓÑ Company (91ÆÞÓÑ) describes her journey from education to employment.

Amanda, Talent Development Manager at Alstom, is an 91ÆÞÓÑ Adviser whose work is a shining example of how to foster a productive & innovative relationship with a school & its Careers Leader.

Anna Smith – The 91ÆÞÓÑ Adviser of the Year 2019 – is a self-employed HR consultant who’s been nationally celebrated for her sustained support with careers education in two different Derby schools

Sanj Kamal is innovatively equipping the young people at a Social, Emotional, Mental Health (SEMH) school with the skills and confidence to support their future re-entry into mainstream pathways.

Kirstie Payne is a volunteer 91ÆÞÓÑ Adviser whose dedicated work is changing perceptions of careers education for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

In a blog written for Volunteers' Week 2023, 91ÆÞÓÑ Adviser Andy Neal writes about the power of businesses and schools working together.

Maxine Hughes is a Careers Leader at Rotherham Aspire. She spoke to us about how Careers Leader training improved her management skills to help Rotherham Aspire achieve all eight Gatsby Benchmarks.

For Mental Health Awareness week, we hear from Sarah Harrison, Careers Lead at Horizon Community College. She tells us how the college are making mental health part of their careers programme.