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#NoWrongPath

What is #NoWrongPath?

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​#NoWrongPath is a social media campaign that aims to highlight that many people in interesting jobs didn't necessarily take a straight, obvious or traditional path to get there.
 
Held on the day that the Scottish exam results are released, Developing the Young Workforce groups across Scotland use the campaign to educate and inspire young people about their options regardless of the results they have received.

Get Involved

We would like to invite anyone from around Orkney - or Orcadians living further afield - to take part.  Local businesses can get their staff involved and get them to tell the story of their career journey.  All you have to do is:
 
Step 1
On Tuesday 5 August 2025, post a photo or video of yourself on social media holding a sign telling us what you did when you left school and where you are now.  Remember to include the hashtag #nowrongpath and tag us (@OrkneyDYW) in it so we can share it with our followers.
 
Step 2
Nominate a friend or colleague and encourage them to get involved too.
 
Below you will find a copy of the template you can use for your social media posts, along with some photos from local people how have taken part in the campaign in the past.
 
You can also find more information at www.nowrongpath.scot
 
For more information, contact our team at [email protected]
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No Wrong Path PDF Template
No Wrong Path Word Template

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  • Young People
    • Careers in... >
      • Aquaculture
      • Construction
      • Early Years & Childcare
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      • Food & Drink Production
      • Health & Social Care
      • Land-based
      • Retail
      • Tourism & Hospitality
    • My Options >
      • Apprenticeships
      • College
      • University
      • Employment
      • Planning for the Future >
        • Making Decisions
        • Your Options
        • Finding and Getting a Job
      • Your Next Steps
    • Get Hired >
      • The CV
      • The Job Application
      • The Job Interview
    • Stand out from the crowd >
      • 10 Ways to get Experience
      • Make the Most of Your Work Experience
      • Get Creative
    • Work Placements
    • Employment Rights
  • Employers
    • Get Involved
    • Activity Planner
    • Employer Testimonials
    • Ways to Engage
    • Apprenticeships
    • Hire a young person
    • Young Person's Guarantee
    • Funding and Support
  • Education
    • Marketplace for Education
  • Parents
    • Discovering their career options
    • Choosing their next steps
    • Getting their first job
    • Unlocking their potential
  • Latest News
    • #NoWrongPath
    • Orkney Careers Fair 2024
  • Work Placements