Breaking the Mould: Careers conference and £5,000 competition for girls

Posted on Monday, February 8th, 2010

by Lisa Buckingham

There is still time to sign up for the occasion which will showcase inspirational women who have chosen non-traditional careers and who will capture the students’ imaginations.

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Two more top flight employers have agreed to lend their support to our conference which is designed to help broaden the career horizons of young women.

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Click here for the Breaking the Mould conference agenda. Please note this is for guidance only and is subject to change.

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