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Inspire your KS5 and KS4 students to engineer a green career

As the new term starts, are you looking for activities that align with the new curriculum on environmental and sustainability topics?

These important issues will play a key role in the future job market, making it essential to inspire the next generation to pursue green careers in fields like energy, infrastructure, technology, agriculture, environmental stewardship, humanitarian work, and more.

With the UK’s target of achieving net zero by 2050, it's more important than ever to prepare young people for these emerging opportunities.

The ICE CityZen competitions are fantastic opportunities for interdisciplinary learning for students aged 14-18 which will inspire your students to think creatively and critically about sustainability and green careers.

Register for the ICE CityZen Award for 16-18s here             

Register for the ICE CityZen Pollution Control Challenge for 14-16s here

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