Developed by the Chartered Surveyor’s Training Trust (CSTT), My Environment My Future enriches the delivery of the Geography GCSE curriculum, providing students an insight into potential careers in the Built Environment, whilst still covering all the exam requirements of Geography GCSE curriculum. Try out Lesson 1 of the My Environment My Future (MEMF) school programme. This programme works with AQA, EDEXCEL, and OCR exam boards. To download the complete programme, consisting of six lesson plans, presentations and industry created resources for free, register on the My Environment My Future. If you like the programme and want to give us your feedback, please complete our survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5GH5N3B Thank you for your support! The My Future My Environment

Developed by the Chartered Surveyor’s Training Trust (CSTT), My Environment My Future enriches the delivery of the A-level Geography, providing students with an insight into potential careers in the Built Environment, whilst still covering all the exam requirements for the A-level syllabus. Download Lesson 1 of the My Environment My Future (MEMF) school programme. This programme meets the exam requirements for AQA, EDEXCEL, and OCR exam boards. To download the complete programme, consisting of four lesson plans, presentations and industry created resources for free, register on the My Environment My Future website.] If you like the programme and want to give us your feedback, please complete our survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5GH5N3B Thank you for your support! The My Environment My Future Team

Developed by the Chartered Surveyor’s Training Trust (CSTT), MEMF enriches the delivery of the Geography GCSE curriculum, allowing students an insight into potential careers in the Built Environment, whilst still covering all the exam requirements of Geography GCSE curriculum. The programme provides lesson plans, online resources and enrichment activities to provide the Urban Environments module of geography GCSE curriculum. There is no cost to the student, school or employer and the aim is to help establish an ongoing relationship between the schools and local employers, delivering on the Gatesby Objectives, and opening the eyes of the students to the fact that they can have a role in shaping the Built Environment around them. To find out more about this schools programme download our Teachers Pack for FREE. To download the complete programme, consisting of six lesson plans, presentations and industry created resources for free, register on the My Environment My Future website.

Download for free Lesson 4 of the My Environment My Future (MEMF) school programme which focuses on fieldwork and site visits. Developed by the Chartered Surveyor’s Training Trust (CSTT), MEMF enriches the delivery of the Geography GCSE curriculum, allowing students an insight into potential careers in the Built Environment, whilst still covering all the exam requirements of Geography GCSE curriculum. This programme works with AQA, EDEXCEL, and OCR exam boards. To download Lessons plans 2,3,5 and 6 along with presentations and industry created resources for free, register on the My Environment My Future website. If you like the programme and want to give us your feedback, please complete our survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5GH5N3B Thank you for your support! The My Environment My Future Team

We are inviting young people to think innovatively and practically about how they can improve their local urban area, by redesigning a local building or space. Our free to enter competition is open to all young people across the UK from ages 11 to 19 years old. It provides an opportunity for your students to discover can shape the world we live in through the built environment, whilst gaining transferable skills and learning about different career paths. If you or your school have any questions regarding the school competition, please do not hesitate to get in touch via email to info@memf.careers or if you would like to arrange an online meeting or call to discuss any details or answer any questions, please contact Molly Dunn via email molly@cstt.org.uk.