Our Partners



































Latest News
My volunteering experience: Max from PwC
Max is a Associate Technology Consultant at PwC in Leeds and has recently completed a PwC-funded programme of volunteering with Ahead Partnership as a mentor for secondary school students. For #VolunteersWeek he tells us about his experience and why he recommends organisations and their employees take part in these social value programmes.
Read more >>Initiative sees students experience health and care skills for the future
75 students from secondary schools in Calderdale and Kirklees have taken part in an exciting skills initiative designed to promote the career opportunities on offer in the health and care sector. Funded by Health Education England, and delivered by Ahead Partnership, the ‘Let’s Talk Health and Care Experience Day’ was designed to help young people understand the different roles and career opportunities on offer and help to fill future skills gaps.
Read more >>Millennium Point and Ahead Partnership bring West Midlands employers together to inspire over 150 young women with careers in tech
Last week saw digital employers including Goldman Sachs, Avanti West Coast, Pinsent Masons and Intercity Technology meet with 165 young women from schools across the West Midlands, at an event designed to raise awareness of careers in digital and technology, and in turn help improve diversity and encourage social mobility in the sector.
Read more >>Gunwharf Quays and Ahead Partnership announce the winners of their 2022 ‘Made in Portsmouth’ challenge
Team Welfare from Mayfield School have been proudly announced as the winners of the 2022 ‘Made in Portsmouth’ sustainability focused enterprise challenge. On 2nd March, 30 students from Admiral Lord Nelson School and Mayfield School were set the 2022 ‘Made in Portsmouth challenge’ by Ahead Partnership, Landsec and Gunwharf Quays: to create their own designs, pitches, and social media campaigns launches for a re-usable water bottle that reflects the Portsmouth community.
Read more >>Female students across Leeds inspired by successful women in technology
Last week saw digital employers from across Leeds meet with 120 young women from 8 schools in the city, at an event designed to raise awareness of careers in digital and technology and break down barriers of perception, prejudice and unconscious bias around the sector.
Read more >>