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The Primary Business Partnership Volunteering Opportunities
The Primary Business Partnership (PBP) is a free matchmaking and signposting service linking business and primary schools across Copeland and Allerdale to support career- related learning.

You could inspire the next generation to DREAM BIG!

The PBP are looking for virtual volunteers:
 
  • It can just be for a one off 5 minute task, an hour workshop or a longer commitment- you decide!
 
  • For anyone in any stage of your career. If you have just started your first job or have been working for 2 years, sharing your story can help inspire the next generation.
 
  • From any industry. Providing children with a range of career journeys can help them see the variety of careers open to them.
 
  • We can help make your idea a reality! If you have an idea for a session. let us know and we can help develop it to be delivered in schools.
Check out some of the opportunities you can get involved with below.
 
Create an Aspiration Video

Tell the next generation about your experience at school and what paths you took that lead you to where you are today.

You can watch some examples here.

Or download this handy guide with questions for you to answer in your video

Time commitment: We will edit your video for you so this only requires 5 minutes of your time and can be recorded on your phone!
Create a Career Card

Don’t fancy filming yourself?  Not to worry, you can complete the above in a handy form and still pass on experiences to the next generation.

You can read some examples here

You can complete the career card form here.

Time commitment: This short form will only take 5 minutes to complete. 
Sign up to hear about future opportunities

Sign up to the PBP volunteer database and you will receive a newsletter outlining the latest opportunities for you to get involved with.

The PBP organise a range of events with schools and works with business to provide topic support for schools. Once government guidance allows, the PBP will be able to do these events again. In the meantime, there are lots of virtual opportunities to get involved with.

This is a great way to develop your skills for the future and no experience is required. They even provide guidance on how to talk to little people!

Register your interest here

Time commitment: Flexible – you can pick and choose which opportunities to be involved with.
Noticeboard
Don’t forget to check our noticeboard to keep up to date with the latest opportunities.  Below are a selection of the latest entries: 
Together We Talk-  Free Mental Health Help

Together we talk is offering free sessions from counselling to help with self-esteem.

Find out more and how to self refer here.
 
Back to school panic?

Going back to school this September is very different this year. It’s ok to feel uneasy.

Take a look at our Instagram post for pointers of where to turn to. 
 
Are you 16-18 year old?

Don’t forget, we are looking for a representation of this age group on the 16-18 sub group of Cumbria Future Leaders.

If you would like to find out more or apply, click here.
Online Careers Festival by Equal Engineers

Online careers festival with opportunities available for one to one chats.

Friday 23rd October 10.00 a.m until 3.00 p.m

Find out more and how to register here.

ProjX 2020 26th- 30th October  Online Work Experience. Applications now live. 

Are you or do you know someone in year 10 or 11?

This innovative online work experience programme provides students with an opportunity to meet with employers from across Cumbria, through MS team and Zoom, to work on a multidisciplinary project. The programme offers young people the opportunity to understand the different roles needed to deliver any successful project. You will develop transferable skills including: communication, problem-solving, leadership & teamwork as well as the use of online platforms which have become more relevant to the modern way of working.


Find out more and how to apply here. 
 
Dream Placement

Dream Placement is the unique leadership placement programme designed specifically for young Cumbrians – allowing you to undertake a real application, selection and placement process with a business based in Cumbria. The Dream Placement offers access to Senior Leaders and the placement involves tasks, work and experiences that money can’t buy. If you, or someone you know is in Year 12 or 13 from September 2020, the application process is now open. Everyone applying automatically joins Cumbria Future Leaders.

Find out more and apply here.
 
Cumbria Future Leaders on LinkedIn and Instagram. 

Join the CFL Group here and join the conversation. 

Join the Instagram page here.


Cumbria Future Leaders Website:
Access the website to explore opportunities including support, guidance and volunteering opportunities from all our partner organisations.
If you know someone who would be interested in joining this network please encourage them to sign up here.

If you have anything you would like to share with our network please email us with the information

Take care and stay safe from all the Cumbria Future Leaders Team.
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