Meet the Partners of Bitesize Careers: Follow Your Passion

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BBC Bitesize Careers and The Open University are joining forces to launch Follow Your Passion, a new careers initiative designed to help young people discover the opportunities available to them, led by what they are passionate about.

The first phase focuses on all things football, showing 14 to 19-year-olds the breadth of careers available across the game and demonstrating that a passion for football can lead to opportunities far beyond becoming a professional player.

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Meet the partners of Bitesize Careers Follow Your Passion

To help raise awareness in schools, sports-clubs and at home, we're working with range of partners from the world of education and sport.

They're here to help to provide inspiration for next stages of learning, bring everyone up to date with all the latest football goings-on, and inspire thoughts around community and classroom activities. Not to mention providing expert advice and spread the word about the campaign. Their support is invaluable, we couldn't do it without them.

Whether you’re a teacher, a parent, a coach, or someone who is interested in learning more about who we are working with, here is a great place to start.

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