We have a series of career profiles showcasing the diversity of careers to which studying geography can lead. They are part of our work to encourage pupils to study geography at GCSE and A Level.
We are keen to receive a range of perspectives from across different sectors, job roles and grades so that pupils can learn about the skills and experiences needed in different areas.
If you are in a geographical job or have a geographical background and would like to provide details and advice about your role, please answer the questions listed in the attached document. Please return your answers (either via the Word document or in an email) to the Communications Officer, Amy Williams, a.williams@rgs.org.
Ellie Highwood draws on her experience as a mentor and training as a coach to address some of the questions that often arise for mentors in the course of a mentoring relationship.
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