Future Pathways
Get future-ready: explore career paths and build skills for your university application and future career
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1150+ Ratings
6100+ learners enrolled
This learning track includes
5 hours of learning designed to explore top career paths.
Focus areas: Tech, Green careers, Professional services, Entrepreneurship and Law.
Backed by leading organisations such as Uber, PwC, Johnson Controls, Schneider Electric, and Reed Smith, offering invaluable expertise across a range of industries.
Completion time
5 hours
5 Digital badges
Add to LinkedIn/CV
Certification
Validated certificate
Prerequisites
None
Key benefits
Discover the careers shaping the future - from tech to the green economy
Explore your strengths and career interests through interactive tools
Build a portfolio of micro-credentials to boost university and job applications
Learn from successful people's careers, and avoid the mistakes they've made
What is included?
Explore future-focused industries and learn from professionals as they share the real-world twists, challenges, and insights that shaped their careers
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With Tech being one of the biggest industries globally, and consistently at the top of students' wish lists, we focus on the lived experience of four leaders in the sector – Ed at Uber, Julia at AWS, and Diana and Iffath at Meta. They share their journeys, the skills that have made them successful, what they look for in early career talent, and how to stand out.
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With the rapid and critical growth of the green economy, we help you to appreciate the huge diversity of opportunities in this sector. With insights from the world’s most sustainable company, an agri-food tech accelerator, a sustainable coffee company, and a smart infrastructure business, we demystify the pathways into the green economy, as well as focusing on the skills that have helped these leaders to be successful in this field.
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As one of the biggest graduate recruiters, professional service firms are hugely competitive to get into. From a Partner to a Global Learning Leader, to a Learning and Development Executive Director, you will deep dive into the skillsets and mindsets that these firms look for and learn how they can be developed and honed so that you can hit the ground running.
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As many young people choose to set up their own ventures and become a Founder, entrepreneurship has never been so hot. But the journey to success for an entrepreneur can be extremely challenging. We support you to turn an idea into a reality – through developing an Innovators Mindset, setting a vision and taking people with you, and developing their capability as a leader. Ultimately, you can continue your Founder pathway or bring this entrepreneurial skill into an organization.
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The legal industry is going through rapid transformation and there have never been so many different pathways into the sector, especially for people from non-law backgrounds. We help you to see how you can open up these pathways, the diversity of skills and experiences the sector is now looking for, and challenge preconceptions of who law is for so that you learn to take a critical eye to the different opportunities available.
Don't Miss This Opportunity
Get future-ready: explore career paths and build skills for your university application and future career
Why Students Succeed and Educators Approve
Student
Dwight School, South Korea
"After seeing the talks and experiences those in the industries also have gone through, I really feel encouraged to embrace challenge as it is the inevitable road to a better me. I trulyunderstand the meaning of - there is nothing to lose, but everything to gain".
School student
El Atillo School, Spain
"It showed me the secrets of big tech companies like Meta. I saw how to improve my skills and what I need for my employability since I am going to study something related to software engineering"
School student
Sancta Maria School, India
"The course helped me get an idea of how to turn my thoughts in to a reality. It clearly explained the process and structure of thinking of social enterprises, which give me a clear idea on what I should do, since I want to do entrepreneurship as well."
Earn a certificate of completion & digital badges
Show your network you've done the work by earning a certificate of completion for each course or path you finish.
Share with your network
Add your certificates to LinkedIn to showcase your progress and skills.
Grow your collection
The more you learn, the more certificates you earn and collect.
Frequently asked questions
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Yes - use the micro-credentials and digital certificate to show you have the career clarity to thrive in university and land a sought after graduate position, boosting the university's graduate employability statistics.
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Designed for school students aged 14 - 18 preparing for university and future careers
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You will have access to all course materials for lifetime allowing you to revisit and review the content whenever you need.
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45 - 60 minutes per course, you don't need to complete it in one go, you can pick up where you left off anytime. It's entirely self-paced and flexible.
Take the next step
Opportunities like this don’t come often. Equip your child with in-demand skills and real-world exposure. Enrol to EvolveCareers Future Pathways today!
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Future skills
Develop the future-ready skills employers hire for — and showcase them with credentials.
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Future Pathways
Explore future-focused industries and learn from professionals as they share the real-world twists, challenges, and insights that shaped their careers.
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AI Literacy Skills
Equip students for an AI-driven workplace. Enhance your teaching with AI career-readiness courses, work simulations, and an AI skills diagnostic tool.
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Virtual Work Simulations
First hand exposure to the world of work and to graduate roles giving students a hugely powerful insight into their potential future pathways.
