Role Models
Meet our latest role model!
What better way to find out whether courses, apprenticeships or a career in STEM or STEAMM (science, technology, engineering, arts, maths and medicine) is for you than to ask the individuals themselves? We interview students, apprentices and industry trainees about the course they’re on and the careers they hope to go on to when they leave. We also interview people working in these spaces about their interesting careers pathways.
Meet our latest interesting person!
In each person profile, you’ll find:
- Info on STEM / STEAMM subjects (science, technology, engineering, arts, maths and medicine)
- CVs, school grades and individual profiles
- Info on what the individuals like / dislike about the university or college course / apprenticeship
- Info on how they got on to the course / apprenticeship / career.
Tom Bailey
Director and theatre maker, Tom Bailey, explains the importance of exploring questions through both science and art
Futurum’s Youth Ambassador for Engineering
Chris Kalogroulis tells us all about his passion for design engineering and his innovative award-winning designs.
Futurum’s Environmental Research Ambassador
Kehkashan Basu founded the Green Hope Foundation when she was only 12 years old. She is promoting our environmental research articles to Green Hope’s 120 future academies.
Rapscience
Jon Chase uses raps to talk about science to an audience of all ages – from reception to retirement. The majority of his material is aimed at Key Stage 2-5.
John Volanthen
John Volanthen – one of the cave rescue divers who saved the young football team in the Tham Luang Cave in Thailand – is CEO of his computing consultancy […]
Tom Bailey
Director and theatre maker, Tom Bailey, explains the importance of exploring questions through both science and art
Futurum’s Youth Ambassador for Engineering
Chris Kalogroulis tells us all about his passion for design engineering and his innovative award-winning designs.
Futurum’s Environmental Research Ambassador
Kehkashan Basu founded the Green Hope Foundation when she was only 12 years old. She is promoting our environmental research articles to Green Hope’s 120 future academies.
Rapscience
Jon Chase uses raps to talk about science to an audience of all ages – from reception to retirement. The majority of his material is aimed at Key Stage 2-5.