Twelve students from participating Secondary Schools in London met BITC’s CEO Stephen Howard and had an opportunity to learn about some of BITC’s programmes at a special session.
The students from Westminster Academy, Westminster City, Southfields Community College and Crest Girls Academy were given a unique opportunity to get insightful introduction to Ethical Business as part of the Mosaic Stars Programme.
The session included presentations from representatives from BITC’s Environment, Market Place and International Teams where they heard about their work and also provided an opportunity to investigate particular companies and work on case studies about Responsible Busines
The students also had the opportunity to learn about complex issues such as Supply Chains, the business case for the Millennium Development Goals and the various effects business have on the environment.
The students particularly enjoyed the opportunity to grill BITC’s CEO Stephen Howard on why Responsible Business makes sense.
Mosaic Stars programme, Mosaic’s leading development programme for Secondary School students recognises students that have made the most of their support from Mosaic mentors and demonstrated clear leadership potential. Those selected for the programme are provided with unrivalled support and access to unique opportunities.
Mosaic Stars programme, Mosaic’s leading development programme for Secondary School students recognises students that have made the most of their support from Mosaic mentors and demonstrated clear leadership potential. Those selected for the programme are provided with unrivalled support and access to unique opportunities.
My Birmingham Ladywood constituency is one of the most deprived areas in the country and many of my younger constituents face enormous challenges. The work undertaken by Mosaic can make a huge difference to the young people I represent. Mosaic helps to inspire them and to set them on a...