Career Wales Joins What Could I Be? Business Community

What Could I Be? is delighted to announce Career Wales as our latest member. Career Wales will be working closely with WCIB to deliver two editions of our i-ZINEs in Wales during spring and summer terms in 2016. We will be printing and delivering copies for every first year secondary school student in Wales.

The first edition, Builders & Makers will focus on the engineering, manufacturing and construction sectors, the second will be Food & Drink. Both editions will be also be provided in Welsh.

Mark Hoban, Information Manager for Career Wales said “The collaboration with WCIB will target young people in Wales and encourage them to start thinking about career ideas and plans as early as Year 7.”

Hoban continues by saying “This is a good way of letting young people and their parents know about the job market in Wales. This product adds to the range of Labour Market Information products we already provide and we’re pleased to support this exciting development.”

Dr Jane Dennehy, co-founder and director of What Could I Be? says “We’re thrilled to be working with Career Wales. There is an incredibly strong alignment between our two organisations and we are looking forward to expanding our footprint in the Principality.”

What Could I Be? (WCIB) is a publisher and social enterprise providing age appropriate career ideas information for young people and their parents to encourage opportunity, promote social mobility and overcome gender stereotypes.

What Could I Be? has a variety of sponsorship and membership initiatives to ensure individuals, organisations and businesses of all sizes can support and invest in the delivery of these free career resources, locally, regionally and nationally.

Career Wales https://www.careerswales.com/en/

What Could I Be? www.whatcouldibe.org

Contact Jane Dennehy 07531 227851 or jane@whatcouldibe.org


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About What Could I Be?

What Could I Be? is a specialist publisher of career information materials for parents and teenagers. The two core products are EQUiP MAGAZINE launched in March 2019 and i-Zines which are sponsored and delivered free into schools for first year secondary students. Our mission is to disrupt the rigid ways society talks to young people and parents about sectors, careers and training. We design our publications to be the 'door opener' to encouraging and supporting conversations and questions about the work place to support young people identify a plan and take action.