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STEM Returners programme provides career boost – Part One

Jazmine Gouldbourne, Programme Manager at STEM Returners, explains how the programme came about and the many ways in which it is helping individuals to develop their careers – working with organisations such as Binnies.

STEM Returners wants to implement radical change to aid diversity and inclusion within the STEM sectors. Operating within an incredibly skills short market, the programme allows employers to attract candidates from a new talent pool, and give candidates a supported route back to their career.

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