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Your subjects. Your degree. An unexpected career in transport.

Think you need an engineering degree to work in transport? There’s much more to discover — from data and technology to geography, business and sustainability.

Join graduates from Project ROUTE partner organisations for an interactive panel during National Careers Week. They’ll share their journeys from university into work, how they found opportunities, the projects they’re involved in and what helped their applications stand out.

Have your say in live polls, ask your own questions, and discover where your studies could take you.

You don’t need your career mapped out — just bring your curiosity.

Thinking about your next step? Visit the Project ROUTE job board to explore placements and graduate opportunities with our partner organisations.

Register now and discover your route.

Meet our Speakers from the Project ROUTE Youth Advisory Group

Veron

Veron Charles

BA Business Management - The Manchester Metropolitan University

Sarah Gbajobi HS

Sarah Gbajobi

Year 12 - St Johns the Baptist School, Berkshire

Diana Ghiultu HS

Diana Ghiultu

Year 3, BA Economics and Geography - University of Exeter

Sofiat Olanrewaju HS

Sofiat Olanrewaju

PlanBEE Apprentice - North East Apprenticeship Company

Thomas Woodcock HS

Thomas Woodcock

 Year 13 - Burford School, Oxfordshire

Daniel Goldsworth HS

Daniel Goldsworthy

Year 11 - Dame Alice Owens School, Hertfordshire 

Emma Becker HS

Emma Becker

Year 2 BA Geography - The University of Sheffield

Register here to reserve your space
Project ROUTE is a collaboration between ITS UK and Digdata, working alongside industry and government partners to address the growing digital skills gap and build clear pathways into future-focused careers. The programme aims to engage 10,000 students through free interactive career challenges, work experience opportunities, and industry-led engagement activities.
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