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IFE takes part in National Careers Week 2026
04 March 2026
NATIONAL CAREERS Week 2026, which runs from 2-7 March, is being supported by the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE), with the organisation exploring and promoting the range of roles available across the fire sector.

National Careers Week showcases the guidance and support available to young people for future career pathways. As such, the IFE is joining the management teams at schools, colleges, universities and other organisations in order to showcase different possibilities.
Throughout the campaign, the IFE will be showcasing a series of interviews with members who share their career journeys, insights and guidance for the benefit of aspiring professionals.
Alongside these Case Studies, the IFE has also produced a suite of practical resources in the form of job packs, covering career pathways across the fire sector: from fire response and compliance through to design, systems, safety management and academia. These materials aim to inspire emerging talent by offering clear and accessible information about the breadth of opportunities available in the profession. Details of available careers can be accessed online.
Diverse skill set
Reflecting on National Careers Week, IFE CEO Steve Hamm said: “Fire safety is far from a one-size-only career. It’s wide open to a diverse skill set regardless of where you are in your career, whether you are just starting out or you’ve been in the same role for years.”
Hamm added: “We need to encourage future generations to pursue their goals and the careers that they desire.”
The IFE is committed to developing future professionals. Through its Elevate webinars and annual Graduate Lecture, the organisation provides learning, recognition and networking opportunities that help to build skills and improve confidence.
*Further information is available online at www.ife.org.uk
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