Real life stories

17-year-old Alex overcame anxiety to continue with his career plans.

Advice helped Samiha on her career journey.

19-year-old Will from Cardiff shares his story of how his loss of hearing hasn’t stopped him from following his ambition to pursue a career in medicine.

Advice helped Tobi move on and up with his future career plans.

Focus and motivation helped Rico secure an apprenticeship after school.

17-year-old Ewan from Prestatyn struggled in college with his career options. Read his story to see how he managed to rethink and stay in education.

Taylor’s love of STEM subjects led to an engineering apprenticeship with Wales & West Utilities.

Support with finding a work experience placement lead Kieran to success with an apprenticeship.

Having a back-up plan has helped Kira map out her future career.

Support with training and career planning has helped Ben carve out his future career.

RWE Renewables become a school valued partner by supporting education business activities in Port Talbot, highlighting future opportunities in the growing renewable energy sector.

By growing a valued partnership with schools in Wrexham, DTCC can future proof their business, support the economy of Wales and raise their business profile.

Griffiths work in partnership with Careers Wales to raise awareness of careers in the Civil Engineering and Construction industries.

Kim Jones Retail Branch Manager at HSBC Llandrindod Wells, encourages employers to get involved in Careers Wales’ Education Business Exchange. 

Elin Aaron runs a small family run guest house and restaurant at the foot of Snowdon and believes in supporting local schools. Here’s her story...

Celtic Horizons have been recognised for the work they do in schools to inspire young people about careers in construction.

To celebrate International Women in Engineering Day, here is Anik Cartwright’s story on how she inspires the next generation of female engineers.