Ways of getting involved

Organisations are supporting CC4G in a number of ways. Find out more below and contact us to get involved on freephone 0800 328 5161 or by e-mailing us at

(1) Hosting Events

CC4G offers CPD training events to teachers. Many employers have hosted these training events and have found that this is a quick and clear way of demonstrating their support and creating relationships with schools in their local area. Teachers find the events hugely beneficial as they gain an insight into industry and its use of technology.

(2) Volunteer to help a Club

Volunteer networks have been set up across England with employees regularly visiting schools. These visits give the CC4G Club members the chance to meet someone working in the industry who already has the skills they are learning in their Club. These visits have proved to be invaluable to the girls, schools, and the volunteers themselves.

(3) Donate something to CC4G

Donate merchandise to support CC4G Clubs - anything that can be used to recognise learning and achievement. If your organisation is interested in donating software to CC4G please

(4) Nominate a school

Does someone you know attend a school where CC4G is not currently available? Let us know and we shall send the school an information pack. Nominate the school at www.e-skills.com/exchange

(5) Sponsor a competition

Offer prizes for one of our regular competitions which motivate Club members and Facilitators to practise and further develop the skills learned in their Club. To sponsor a competition, please .

(6) Sponsor a school

School sponsorship allows more girls to benefit from this exciting and innovative initiative. Sponsorship also provides a clear link between a school and local employer. Interested? .

(7) New Ideas

CC4G prides itself on being an innovative programme. We welcome the opportunity to work with any organisation and explore new ideas for involvement which will help schools and support your aims. Please to discuss further.

Are you an organisation based in Scotland, Northern Ireland or Wales? Follow the links below to find out more.

• Northern Ireland
• Scotland
• Wales