The Diana Award Mentoring Programme Online Careers Fair aims to provide every young person with the knowledge and skills they need to support their career ambitions.
We deliver our Online Careers Fair event annually in partnership with our volunteers. The event consists of a week of hour-long online webinars and panel discussions, hosted on Zoom and facilitated by our Mentoring team alongside volunteers.
This event is aimed at providing young people with insight into the world of work, improving knowledge of routes into education and employment, and supporting the development of career skills.
Online Careers Fair is available to all young people aged 11-18, but will be particularly useful for young people aged 15-18.
Told us that they know which skills they need to reach their career ambitions.
Told us that they feel confident in using these skills to reach their career ambitions.
Told us that they felt hopeful about their career pathway.
This event will take place from the 7 – 11 July 2025 and is open to schools and young people both nationally and internationally.
If you are a young person or a school interested in this opportunity, please express your interest by emailing mentor@diana-award.org.uk to stay updated.
Each day of Online Careers Fair is themed around an employment sector or held in collaboration with one of our partner organisations, with session topics selected by mentees on our twelve-week programme and our Social Action Accelerator Pilot. Previous topics include:
The past few years have been challenging for young people, yet we continue to be inspired by their desire to build a better, fairer society.
"I think that all the people who volunteered to tell us about the information made me become more interested in the positions and the work that they do. I think their talk really motivated me to go within the field."
"This week, I had the privilege of attending the Diana Award volunteers' learning sessions, which was a truly enriching experience. The sessions focused on empowering young people to become active change-makers in their communities, and I was inspired by the passion and dedication of the volunteers. One key takeaway that stuck with me was the importance of gratitude and appreciation in our lives. We discussed how practising gratitude can have a positive impact on our well-being and relationships, and I was reminded of the need to appreciate the good things in life, no matter how small they may seem…"
