Sponsorship opportunities
We have a great range of events and initiatives which are available for corporate sponsorship, helping us to deliver these as a free service for educators and young people whilst also showcasing your organisations commitment to early careers education. If you would like to sponsor any of the below events or discuss in more detail, contact us on fundraising@founders4schools.org.uk
Maths4Girls @ 4pm Webinars - from £1,500+VAT per webinar
As part of our Maths4Girls project we host a calendar of themed webinars throughout the academic year. These webinars have been known to attract up to 1,000 students per session from a breadth of schools and colleges across the UK and are available on-demand after the event to have continued reach and impact.
The 30-45 minute webinars are designed to inspire equity in STEM and we would welcome the sponsor of each webinar to lead the discussions as a moderator/contributor. F4S will invite a further 2-3 more role models from different organisations for the sponsor to lead discussion on how maths plays a role in their careers. Packages to sponsor more than one webinar or the whole series are available, contact us to discuss.
>> Maths4Girls @4pm Webinar Sponsorship
Spotlight Sessions - from £2,500 +VAT per webinar
Throughout the year we hold F4S Digital sessions to spotlight different industries and highlight the career pathways within them to demonstrate to students the possibilities open to them, often around awareness days such as National Apprenticeships Week, International Women's Day and Earth Day.
These spotlight sessions include 30 minute webinars on different areas within an industry or focus area such as Languages or Girls in STEM. As a sponsor you will be able to lead each discussion by providing a moderator/contributor alongside 2-3 more role models from different organisations. Packages to sponsor more than one spotlight session or the whole series are available, contact us to discuss.
>> The Employability Series Sponsorship
>> National Apprenticeships Week Sponsorship
>> National Careers Week Sponsorship
>> International Women's Day Sponsorship
>> How To Be An Entrepreneur Sponsorship
F4S Careers Jam 2023 - 27th April
The F4S virtual Careers Jam, which supports thousands of students in discovering and developing their employability skills, will be taking place for a second year and is set to be even bigger and better! The day will include a variety of panel discussions and workshops about a variety of topics, such as digital careers, sustainability, financial awareness and entrepreneurship.
A fantastic selection of sponsorship and virtual exhibition opportunities are available for our 2023 event for organisations and educational institutions, enabling you to connect with the next generation of talent as well as the opportunity to hold panel discussions or keynote addresses to all attendees. Contact us to discuss in more detail and view the 2022 sponsorship brochure below for information on what our packages are like.
>> Careers Jam 2022 Sponsorship Brochure
Role Model Week 2022 - 10-14th October - from £5,000+VAT
Role Model Week is our flagship campaign raising awareness of the importance of role models by getting schools and organisations to take action and get young people inspired about their futures! During the week schools are encouraged to teach their students about role models, invite real-life role models from the F4S platform to inspire their students and get primary school students to dress up as their role models! Organisations can get creative with how they want to celebrate the week, through organising their own events, raising awareness through their networks, or encouraging their employees to volunteer to be a role model.
>> Role Model Week 2022 Sponsorship Brochure
Project sponsorship - from £30,000 +VAT per annum
To help prepare young people for the jobs of today and of the future, we focus on three pillars; Sustainability, Digital Careers and Maths4Girls - driving equity in STEM. Sponsorship of these projects will enable us to raise our profile and scale in terms of students impacted and geographical reach, whilst publicly demonstrating your commitment to early careers, social mobility and gender equity.