Enterprise Advisers are fundamental to the Surrey Careers Hub and play an important role in shaping the positive future of young people across the county. They're business professionals dedicated to making a lasting impact on the future outcomes of young people.
Volunteers use their skills, business experience, and networks to support local schools and colleges, providing invaluable employer perspectives and putting opportunities with local businesses at the heart of a young person's education.
What's in it for you?
There's more to becoming an Enterprise Adviser than just giving back to the community. You'll also:
- Develop and grow your experience in strategic planning
- Understand how to communicate and connect with young people
- Access support from a national and local network of like-minded people
- Gain a deeper understanding of the education sector and its challenges
Could you be an Enterprise Adviser?
Surrey Careers Hub is looking for experienced employees to volunteer as Enterprise Advisers. You could help to:
- Support your local school or college's senior leadership team to raise the quality of careers provision
- Develop the knowledge and skills of Careers Leaders and Education Leaders
- Engage with local businesses and employers in your network to promote a range of diverse career paths, including apprenticeships, technical pathways, and vocational routes
- Focus interventions on those who need it most
- Develop and implement a careers strategy that puts opportunities with local employers at the heart of a young person's education
- Build strong working relationships with your local school or college and provide insight into your organisation and industry
All Enterprise Advisers receive dedicated support from the Surrey Careers Hub team, including training and resources needed for the role. View a full job description of the volunteer Enterprise Adviser.
Start your journey as a volunteer Enterprise Adviser
Useful resources
Learn more about the digital tools and resources available for Enterprise Advisers.
Other ways to get involved with the Surrey Careers Hub
There are many ways to get involved and make a difference to young people's prospects in your local community. Perhaps you could offer work experience for students? Or maybe you could invite teachers into your workplace via our Teacher Encounters initiative. Use the links below to explore the many options.
Stay up to date
The Careers Courier is a half-termly newsletter featuring all the latest tools, tips, and updates from your Surrey Careers Hub team.
To receive the Careers Courier directly to your inbox, email Careers. Hub@surreycc.gov.uk with the subject line 'Careers Courier.'
