Co-creating opportunities beyond the classroom for an inclusive tech-ready workforce
Part of BETT UK 2026Presented by Carly Holness, Associate Vice Principal - Haberdashers Borough, Ian Browne, Early Careers and Youth Skills Lead - Lloyds Banking Group, Charles Eales, UK AI National Skilling Director - Microsoft
Friday 23 January 2026·10:30 am
As the UK moves toward a living, digital curriculum, this panel explores how education, industry, and government can work together to equip teachers and students with the access and opportunities they need. Join us to discover how cross-sector collaboration can help to inspire under-represented groups consider a career in technology for the future.
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