Sponsor a school programme
Help cover facilitation, learning materials, programme coordination and student project activities.
Supporters
Help young people access practical learning
Partner with FoodAdvice to help young people develop skills, explore careers and work on real challenges in food innovation.
We are seeking foundations, corporate sponsors and organisations that share our commitment to accessible education and youth development.
What your support makes possible
Practical learning requires more than course content. Learners need facilitators, access to technology, feedback and opportunities to apply their skills.
Our funding approach aims to keep supported school programmes free for learners, with programme scope and availability agreed with each funding and delivery partner.
Ways to support
Provide equipment and connectivity
Help learners access the computers, internet and tools they need to participate.
Support mentoring and progression
Help participants receive expert feedback, strengthen their projects and prepare for further learning or work experience.
Fund programme quality and evaluation
Support facilitator preparation, curriculum development and assessment so we can understand what learners gain and improve delivery.
A partnership with a clear purpose
Before a programme begins, we agree its scope, budget, responsibilities and reporting with our partners.
Reporting can cover participation, attendance, completion, assessed skills and student project outputs. Where follow-up is included, we also track progression into further education, work experience or employment.
Contribute more than funding
Your organisation can also contribute mentors, equipment, facilities or expertise. We will work with you to define a useful role that fits the programme and learners’ needs.
Funding partnerships support learning access and programme quality. Companies seeking recruitment or commissioned project services can explore our employer opportunities.
Let’s discuss what you could support
Continue your conversation with the FoodAdvice representative who shared this website with you. Together, we can discuss your priorities and develop a proposal with a defined scope, budget and expected outcomes.