How we make
work experience
work for you

To create enough opportunities for all young people to find their tribe, we need to make it much easier for employers to open their doors.

This is how we do it.

Not Impossible’s 5 simple steps

Identify Shared Passions

Everyone wants to be proud of their job. It makes us happier, healthier and better at it.

Young people to discover organisations working on the economic, social and environmental issues they are interested in.

The result?

Young people begin to narrow their choices.

Employers only connect with those who share their purpose.

Smart-Matched Mentors

Our smart-match algorithms pair young people and employees at their favourite organisations (1:1) who share their:

  • Personality

  • Reasoning skills

  • Motivations

How?

Three short market-leading assessments based on the latest behaviour science.

The result?

  • Young people discover new options, receive advice from people who think like them and build confidence about what they can achieve

  • Employees get high-impact and in-office volunteering

  • Employers meet lots of talent who would make excellent hires.

Microplacements (1 hour to 1 day)

We condense the benefits of typical 5-day model into a microplacement & sort the logistics so it is something any employee can do.

  • Automated smart-matches

  • Safeguarding and risk assessments

  • Calendar booking and rescheduling

  • Best practice activities

  • Date and hours set by employee

The result?

The supply of UK work experience increases to match the demand.

Multiple Placements

Microplacements mean young people can explore multiple organisations.

  • Enhancing their CVs

  • Discovering new opportunities and testing their ideas

  • Receiving feedback from different employers

  • Building confidence

  • Understanding the different qualifications employers value the most

The result?

Young people have a much better idea of what they do (and don’t) want to do. And they know what they need to do to get there.

Job Offers

Smart-matching means employers meet and impress 16-25 year-olds who would be great additions to their team.

The result?

Employers build a pipeline of diverse local talent who they’ve met and like. Young people receive alerts when there are new opportunities at their favourite and similar organisations.

Let’s discuss how you can fuel UK social mobility