Pathfinder Programme

Wiseup is proud to announce the launch of the fourth Intern Programme, delivered in partnership with Kantar. Kicking off with two mentor training workshops last week, Intern 26 is officially underway. This year’s programme will see 44 mentors supporting students from South Bank University Academy, Sedgehill Academy, Harris Westminster and St John’s the Baptist School — helping them take meaningful steps towards their future careers.

It’s a proud moment in the Wiseup calendar, as we celebrate the launch of LondonEnergy’s fifth consecutive Pathfinder Programme. This milestone reflects a strong and growing partnership, built on a shared commitment to supporting young people as they take their first steps into the world of work.

It’s been a standout couple of weeks for Wiseup, with three significant milestones highlighting the growing recognition of our work: invitations to speak at a roundtable and a panel, as well as a mention at the House of Commons. We’re proud to champion these moments, as they show our progress along with the ever-increasing importance of creating meaningful opportunities for young people across the UK.

Last week marked the conclusion of an exciting and impactful work experience week as part of the Pathfinder Programme in partnership with DJH. Between 23–27 February, five talented students from Trafford and Stockport College – all with SEND (Special Educational Needs & Disabilities) spent a full week in DJH’s Altrincham office. Aimed at giving the students a thorough understanding of what to expect from one of the UK’s fastest growing accountancy firms, we’re thrilled to share that the week was a huge success, and the students gained a lot from it. Read on to discover what went down during DJH’s jampacked week!

We’re incredibly proud to share that Wiseup has won two Silver Awards at this year’s SME London Business Awards: Positive Impact Award & Best Enterprising Business!

Wiseup is thrilled to share that With Intelligence’s latest Pathfinder Programme is now live! Supporting 16 second and third year students from Queen Mary University of London as they enhance their employability skills, confidence and experience in a workplace setting, yesterday’s launch event was an exciting new chapter in our partnership together. Giving students structured mentoring and direct access to professionals working in industry aims to help ensure that talented young people have the opportunity to develop the knowledge, networks and confidence they need to succeed in their future careers.