Corporate partners

We’re excited to work with you to design a bespoke partnership that combines our strengths to make a real impact.

To find out more about how you could support us, please contact our Head of Development, Keya Lamba
[email protected]

Here are some of the ways we can work together:

Teaching resources

A unique series of lessons on issues and topics that are important to you, using the knowledge and expertise of your organisation and people.

In-person student workshops

Inspiring workshops for students about the issues that are important to you – students could visit your offices and engage with your staff.

Topical Talk at work

A unique programme for students aged 16+ on your work experience programme to build essential knowledge and skills for future work.

Volunteering opportunities

Flexible and rewarding volunteering opportunities to join Topical Talk discussions with students from around the world.

Hear from some of our partners

PARTNER CASE STUDY

We work with KPMG UK to deliver "Numeracy in the News", an exciting series of events where schoolchildren across the UK join discussions about how numbers and statistics are used in news stories. KPMG volunteers also take part in the Topical Talk Festival, supporting children from all over the world to develop their critical-thinking and communication skills.

“We’re proud to partner with The Economist Educational Foundation to support young people’s literacy and numeracy skills through discussions about the news. Their resources are always delivered to an exceptional standard and provide exciting and engaging ways for young people to learn about what’s happening in the world.”

Roisin Murphy, Director, Head of Corporate Responsibility KPMG 

KPMG logo, with a collage of images of students taking part in a learning event at the KPMG offices

PARTNER CASE STUDY

We work with The PA Foundation to give young people the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) knowledge and skills they need for the modern world. Our series of focused resources allow students to learn about the big STEM news stories shaping their lives. Our in-person events feature world-renowned experts and PA volunteers to allow children to learn from people working in the industry.

“We are so proud to be working with The Economist Educational Foundation and have seen our partnership go from strength to strength. Through their high quality and engaging resources, PA people can connect with students worldwide to have meaningful discussions about the news. We have a particular focus on STEM topics, and seeing first-hand the impact these have on the young people is truly inspiring.”

Jack McMahon, Global Head of Communities and The PA Foundation

PA Foundation logo
Collage of images of young people talking part in a PA learning event

"The [Numeracy in the News] resources were relevant to lots of areas of learning. The stimulating materials increased students’ knowledge and understanding of the world as well as their skills for communication and participation in the world around them in a meaningful and enjoyable way. They really felt that they could all have success."

TEACHER, UNITED KINGDOM

Get in touch

To find out more about how you could support us, please contact our Head of Development, Keya Lamba
[email protected]