The document thanks local businesses for their support of Investors In Education Awards, which celebrate partnerships between schools, The EBP, and employers to help young people gain work skills. It discusses several programs The EBP supports, including National Citizen Service (NCS) which helps over 3000 young people annually, work experience placements, and STEM programs. It concludes by thanking Lincolnshire businesses for their support in making the previous year The EBP's best year.

1. A MASSIVE
THANK YOU
FROM THE EBP...
Investors In Education
Recognising local business excellence
The EBP Investors In Education (IIE) Awards celebrate the support
local businesses give to young people in helping them gain work skills
through practical application, and celebrate the partnership between
schools, The EBP and employers.
The EBP is dedicated to supporting young people nationally to develop
skills and enhance employability. Last year, we took our place among the
UK’s leading social enterprises, receiving the national award as Natwest
SE100 Growth Champion.
Everything we do is made possible by the support of locally based
businesses, in partnership with Lincolnshire’s excellent schools, colleges,
education professionals and of course its amazing young people.
National Citizen Service (NCS) is a way for 15 to 17 year olds
to make extraordinary friendships, gain skills that aren’t taught
in class, experience real work life, give back to the community
and create unforgettable memories. Since 2011, The EBP has
supported over 3000 young people to take part in NCS.
Experience of the workplace
has become a critical factor in
young people’s progress into
employment. We aim to make
the placement process as easy as
possible for students, schools,
colleges and employers.
to Lincolnshire and its business community
for making 2015 our best year yet!
National Citizen Service
Changing young people’s outlooks
and giving back to the community
Work Experience
Raising career expectations and
building a recruitment pipeline
STEM
Broadening career horizons
and boosting the local workforce
The EBP manages the STEM (science, technology, engineering and
mathematics) Network programme in Lincolnshire and Rutland,
providing schools and colleges with free, impartial advice and
guidance on a wide range of activities.
to make extraordinary friendships, gain skills that aren’t taught
in class, experience real work life, give back to the community
Changing young people’s outlooks
and giving back to the community
supported over 3000 young people to take part in NCS.
Work Experience
Raising career expectations and
building a recruitment pipeline
Lindum Group
schools, The EBP and employers.
Lindum Group
Siemens
The Showroom
Inspire the next generation
Join our journey at the-ebp.co.uk or call 01522 574100
THANK YOU FOR SPONSORING NCS IN 2015
Check our website
for job vacancies:
www.the-ebp.co.uk/
about/job-vacancies
Professor
Brian Cox