Careers News No. 99- 22nd May 2019

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CAREER ZONE NEWS 99_2019

Contents New This Week!

Careers Information Jobs & Apprenticeships Higher Education Gap Years Volunteering & Work experience

Careers Appointments We have careers appointments available via Moodle (Careers Zone) or email CEIAG@stbrn.ac.uk You can also drop in for a quick chat in the Careers Office within Cafe Max (drop in sessions available Monday, Tuesday and Friday) but if you want a longer session we advise you to book an appointment.

To book an appointment, click here

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IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS OR REQUIRE ASSISTANCE TO ACCESS INFORMATION OR ATTEND ANY EVENT, PLEASE POP INTO CAREER ZONE TO SPEAK IN CONFIDENCE TO A MEMBER OF THE TEAM.

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YOU CAN ALSO SPEAK TO YOUR ACADEMIC MENTOR OR LEARNING DEVELOPMENT.

Upcoming Events for the Spring / Summer Term You will receive more information about these during tutorial and AIP.  

Remember to check your student emails regularly!

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June 2019 3rd– 3Y1– Progress Review Day Please pop into Career Zone to book in a careers appointment NOW!

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10th-21st- A2L3 Work Experience July 2019

2nd– Future Progression Day

Further information to follow.

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New this week!

UCAS Undergraduate Apply open for 2020 Entry If you are considering applying for university for 2020 entry, please CLICK HERE for further information.

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We have an amazing opportunity for 10 young people to get hands-on at an Event Production workshop at non-other than MOTION. We have two workshop sessions scheduled between now and September, with the first being NEXT WEEK. These events are FREE, but extremely limited and places are bookable, using this LINK

We're thrilled to announce that entries are now open for the 6th annual Into Film Awards!

The approaching summer break is the perfect time to create a film that wows our judges, whether you use a camera, a tablet or simply a mobile phone. What's more, this year EVERY valid submission to the Into Film Awards will go into a prize draw to win ÂŁ1,000 worth of filmmaking equipment for the filmmakers, film club or classroom! Download our free filmmaking resource and start creating.

ENTER THE INTO FILM AWARDS NOW And we aren’t just looking for the best films - we have a whole range of exciting categories to reward the passion and creativity of the young people you work with, along with inspiring teachers and Into Film Clubs. View all the categories.

Entries are open until 6 December 2019, and we'll have more exciting Into Film Awards announcements before then, so keep your eyes peeled.

This is a free event open to everyone interested in the apprenticeship. To book your place, please click here

VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS TEAM Paulton Rovers FC who play in the Southern League are seeking to add to and develop their media and communications team.

They are seeking enthusiastic volunteers preferably over 18 to help video and photograph matches at home and hopefully away games too.

Flexibility is essential with assistance preparing match reports, match announcements, social media, interviews with local media and some liaising with sponsors.

This could be a chance to gain valuable working experience, enhance educational, journalistic and media skills and bring any new ideas to the team.

Interested ?

Please contact our Media Officer Tony Walsh on 077 65 888 375 to arrange an informal meeting at the club by 23 May

ACT NOW!

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Careers Information

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Do you build games for fun? Enjoy creating music or soundscapes?

What about performance art?

We’ve teamed up with the BBC and Arts Council England to unearth new talent and unique perspectives with a story to tell! We want you and your original ideas to be a part of this project, no matter your background.

We want applications from you with innovative new perspectives on what life is like in modern Britain.

Your ideas can be funny, serious or absurd. In fact we positively recommend a little bit of genius and ingenuity!

So if you’re aged between 16 and 30, and live in the South West of the UK then we want your applications before midnight, June 7th!

CLICK HERE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

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PLEASE POP INTO CAREER ZONE FOR AN APPLICATION FORM CLOSING DATE: 14TH JUNE 2019

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Jobs & Apprenticeships

Apprenticeship Programme

NOW OPEN!

The ITV Apprenticeship roles are now open.

A variety of opportunities can be found at CLICK HERE We’re committed to helping everyone launch the kind of career they’ve been dreaming about. Whatever your skills, background, interests, we’d love to hear from you

Apprentice Firefighter Opportunity

COULD YOU BE THE NEXT APPRENTICE FIREFIGHTER??

Avon Fire & Rescue are looking for people who want to reach their aspirations, achieve their goals and have the opportunity to make a real difference to their community.

The Firefighter Apprentice programme will provide you with skills and opportunities to help you develop into a fully rounded fire fighter, able to join the Avon Fire family.

Apprenticeship summary: Weekly wage- £333.00 Working week- 37 hours per week, Monday–Friday with an occasional weekend.

Expected duration- 2 years Possible start date- 16 Sep 2019 Apprenticeship level- Advanced Level Apprenticeship Positions Available- 6 available APPLICATION THROUGH FIND AN APPRENTICESHIP / GOV.UK FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CRITERIA AND TO APPLY:

CLICK HERE

APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITY Level 2 Leather Goods Apprentice (The Rookery) Mulberry Company Design Ltd An exciting opportunity has arisen in Chilcompton to work with a leading Leather Goods Company learning all aspects of skills required to manufacture luxury leather handbags. You will work with a large team of Craftspeople to produce high quality leather handbags admired across the world.

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Weekly wage: £186.00

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Working week: Mon-Thurs 7.30am to 4.30pm Fri 7.30am to 12.30pm For under 18’s: Mon – Thurs 7.30am to 4.00pm Friday 7.30am to 12.30pm

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Total hours per week: 37.00

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Expected duration: 18 months

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Possible start date: 01 Sep 2019

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Apprenticeship level: Intermediate Level Apprenticeship

 Closing Date: 31st July 2019

CLICK HERE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND TO APPLY

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Civil Engineer Apprentice x 3 (Highway Design and Operations) Are you looking to launch a career in Civil Engineering? If so our apprenticeships could be the place to kick start your journey! The StreetCare Team have 3 exciting apprenticeship opportunities.

We have an opportunity for two apprentices in the Highways Design team where you will learn and play a key role in the design and delivery of major highways and public transport schemes in South Gloucestershire. Typical schemes range from pedestrian and cycle route improvements to major road widening for bus lanes and major junction improvements at existing traffic signals junctions and roundabouts.

The other apprenticeship opportunity will be working in the Highways Operations Team where you will learn and play a key role in the planning and execution in the construction phase of schemes. You will assist in determining how we build schemes, producing work programmes, formulating safe systems of work, progress reports, materials testing and customer feedback.

Over the 3 year apprenticeship, you will receive supervision and guidance from your workplace supervisor, and will have a workplace mentor to support you. As an Apprentice Civil Engineer you will learn and gain knowledge of the following daily duties; 

Outline and detailed design using various Computer Aided Design (CAD) software programmes

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Surveying and setting-out

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Estimating costs and programming of works

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Producing and understanding drawings

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Reading and Interpreting specifications

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Contacting clients and customers to discuss enquiries and requests for service

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Liaising with stakeholders inside and outside the organisation

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Working with StreetCare and its supply chain partners

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Using Microsoft products such as excel, outlook, project and word

The apprentices will be based at our Broad Lane Depot, Engine Common Lane, Yate and will complete weekly day release with the training provider, Bridgwater and Taunton College with the training delivered at UWE campus, Frenchay.

CLICK HERE FOR FURTHER DETAILS AND TO APPLY Deadline 23/05/19

Visitor Assistants at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery (Summer Job—Fixed Term Contract) Are you interested in art and culture?

Do you like meeting people?

Do you have some customer service skills?

Want to develop your experience in a museum and art gallery setting?

THEN LOOK NO FURTHER!!

You don’t need an art qualification, you don’t need to have worked in a gallery before.

What will help is knowing what makes good customer service, an interest in arty creative stuff and the ability to be security-minded.

Visitor Assistant Jobs at our Historical Houses Are you interested in heritage and history?

Do you like meeting people?

Do you have some customer service skills?

Want to develop your experience in a historic house setting?

THEN THIS IS THE PLACE!!

You don’t need a history qualification, you don’t need to have worked in a historical house before. What will help is knowing what makes good customer service, a general interest in heritage and the ability to be security-minded.

CLICK HERE TO FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND TO APPLY After you have seen the job paperwork, if you would like an informal chat to discuss the role in more detail, please call Julie Taylor Kent, Front of House Manager on 0117 9223571.

TO APPLY, YOU WILL NEED TO CREATE A BRISTOL CITY LOG IN. CLOSING DATE 28/05/19

Do you want to start your day knowing you'll make a difference? Do you like variety? Do you enjoy working with and supporting a wide range of people?

If so, then join our new team of Floating Support Recovery Workers!

We’re a leading mental health charity that’s been putting mental health first for individuals and communities in Bristol and the South West for the last three decades. Working hand-in-hand with the NHS and local authorities, we offer practical help and emotional support tailored to each individual and their recovery.

Our experience of working with Bristol’s significant population of rough sleepers means we are well placed to offer skilled support to people with multiple and complex needs including homelessness, drug or alcohol addiction.

We believe that with the right support, everyone can take control and make their future their own.

What can you expect from working for us?

This role offers a unique opportunity to gain experience across a number of different mental health services within Second Step. Whether you are at the beginning of your career or looking for something new, this is a fantastic opportunity to build your experience, knowledge and skills within the health and social care sector. Your role will be to support people with issues including mental health, homelessness and drug and alcohol towards recovery and a brighter future.

No one day will be the same! – you will experience working within a diverse number of services ranging from primary and secondary care to supported accommodation and community support.

Not only that, you will receive comprehensive training, support and further career development to fulfil your role confidently and competently.

We are looking to create an innovative team of talented individuals which will support the organisation as a whole to maintain high quality delivery of services.

Hours of Working We are recruiting a number of roles into the team on permanent annualised hours contracts (full and part-time) covering the working patterns of 9am – 8pm (Mon- Fri) and 24/7.

Salary £15, 216 to £16,627 basic pay with regular earnings up to £20,879. Following an assessment, extra training will be provided in order to upskill workers if required.

Location: Bristol, Bath and South Gloucestershire

Benefits: 26 days holiday and extra days holiday for every year of service up to 5 years, free counselling and legal advice via BUPA, a generous pension scheme and monthly staff wellbeing activities.

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We are looking for individuals who are motivated to work in this sector Those who are willing to learn!

Can be flexible in their approach Due to the geographical coverage, it is essential that you have access to a car at all times (Mileage is payable)

For an informal discussion please contact Abbey Forshaw (Team Manager) on 0117 909 6630 (extension: 144)

Closing date: Rolling – unless closed earlier due to level of application received Interview date: Rolling

For more information and to apply please see our website www.second-step.co.uk. Second Step is committed to Equal Opportunities and welcomes applicants from all sections of the community and from people who have personal experience of using mental health services.

Do you want to start your day knowing you'll make a difference? Do you like variety? Do you enjoy working with and supporting a wide range of people?

If so, then join our new team of Bank Floating Support Recovery Workers !

We’re a leading mental health charity that’s been putting mental health first for individuals and communities in Bristol and the South West for the last three decades. Working hand-in-hand with the NHS and local authorities, we offer practical help and emotional support tailored to each individual and their recovery.

Our experience of working with Bristol’s significant population of rough sleepers means we are well placed to offer skilled support to people with multiple and complex needs including homelessness, drug or alcohol addiction.

We believe that with the right support, everyone can take control and make their future their own.

What can you expect from working for us?

This role offers a unique opportunity to gain experience across a number of different mental health services within Second Step. Whether you are at the beginning of your career or looking for something new, this is a fantastic opportunity to build your experience, knowledge and skills within the health and social care sector. Your role will be to support people with issues including mental health, homelessness and drug and alcohol towards recovery and a brighter future.

No one day will be the same! – you will experience working within a diverse number of services ranging from primary and secondary care to supported accommodation and community support.

Not only that, you will receive comprehensive training, support and further career development to fulfil your role confidently and competently.

We are looking to create an innovative team of talented individuals which will support the organisation as a whole to maintain high quality delivery of services.

We are recruiting a number of roles into the team on bank contracts, covering services which can operate 24/7. You will be provided with notice of work patterns in advance.

Hours of Working - 24 / 7 Shift patterns Hourly Rate: £9.20 (inclusive of holiday pay) There will be an uplift of £2.20 per hour for those who are assigned a Level 2 shift. Following an assessment, extra training will be provided in order to upskill workers to enable them to work at Level 2.

Location: Bristol, Bath and South Gloucestershire

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We are looking for individuals who are motivated to work in this sector Those who are willing to learn!

Can be flexible in their approach Due to the geographical coverage, it is essential that you have access to a car at all times (Mileage is payable)

Our Values We pride ourselves in being a values based employer and that means that we believe passionately in: Hope and courage Recovery becomes a reality when we are confident, courageous and inspire hope in one another.

Change happens and we can achieve great things.

Succeeding together We’re at our best when we work together - staff, service users, carers and partners - making the most of each other’s talents and strengths.

Building trust When we act with integrity, when we strive to be honest with ourselves and those around us, we can build strong bonds of trust Celebrating diversity We value our differences, understanding that being kind and respectful to each other makes us strong.

Learning and growing By listening and thinking about how we can learn from our actions, we can help create real change for ourselves and inspire those around us.

Those are the qualities that you’ll need to join the team, If you think that you have got what it takes then apply today!

For an informal discussion please contact Abbey Forshaw (Team Manager) on 0117 909 6630 (extension: 144)

Closing date: Rolling – unless closed earlier due to level of application received Interview date: Rolling

For more information and to apply please see our website www.second-step.co.uk. Second Step is committed to Equal Opportunities and welcomes applicants from all sections of the community and from people who have personal experience of using mental health services.

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EY Apprenticeship Programmes You don't need a degree to start a successful career in business. If you have finished school and want to jump straight in, you can with our apprenticeship programmes. You will earn a salary from their very first day. Learn from inspirational colleagues on client projects. Do what you are good at. Learn new skills. Get a professional qualifications before your uni-graduating peers – and go just as far.

Opportunities available in each of our service lines; Assurance, Tax and Transactions in offices across the UK. Start Date: Sept 2019 Entry Requirements: Three A-Levels, five Scottish Highers or equivalent by the time the programme starts.

Explore EY Apprenticeship programmes now EY Business Academy / Work Experience Programme If you are already considering an alternative to university, this programme will help you build the skills you need for a head start on the EY Business Apprenticeship.

The EY Business Academy is a one-week, paid work experience programme that balances on-the-job experience with business skills sessions. It's a great way to work out whether the EY Business Apprenticeship is right for you. If you do well, you will be offered a place on our Apprenticeship for Sept 2020.

Dates: 29th July - 2nd August 2019 Entry Requirements: In Yr12/S5 completing A levels or equivalent.

Find out more now

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WhytheMercedes-BenzApprenticeshipProgramme?

The Mercedes-Benz Apprentice Programme gives you: 

A career to put you alongside some of Britain’s brightest young talent

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A career with one of the world’s most prestigious companies

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A chance to earn while you learn

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Mercedes-Benz are searching for bright and ambitious young stars to join their Apprenticeship Programme to train as a Retail Parts Advisor, Light Vehicle Technician, Heavy Vehicle Technician, Customer Service Expert or a semi-skilled Express Service Technician

Do you have what it takes to become a star?

To find out more, or to apply, visit our website email us at mb.apprentice.academy@daimler.com

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Higher Education

CREATE YOUR FUTURE LONDON 30 September– October 2019 ExCeL London Create your future is an unmissable event for young people interested in pursuing a career in the creative arts

BOOK NOW The exhibition brings together hundreds of universities, colleges, and employers, all offering creative courses and traineeships. Students can explore the full range of opportunities on offer, and make informed decisions about their future study and career paths.

With performance stages, interactive workshops and demonstration areas, there’s plenty to excite and inspire attendees. What’s more, course leaders, university alumni, and industry experts will be on hand to answer any questions your students might have about academic and working life.

94% of students who attended the event last year found a uni they’d consider applying to.

LAW TASTER DAY Criminal Investigation Day th 17 July 10.30 10.30--16.00 Students will not only have the chance to experience what life is like at university, but also discover the roles of lawyers, barristers and criminologists investigating an historic criminal case. As we approach the 25th Anniversary of the OJ Simpson trial, we will delve into the evidence box, carefully consider the anomalies of witness accounts and failures of the crime scene management team, and decide our own verdict. Students will practice their skills of cross examining and debating throughout the day.

This taster day is ideal for year 11 and 12 Law and Criminology students, as well as any students who have an interest in all things CSI and policing or just those you want to experience university life.

TO BOOK CLICK HERE

SUMMER OUTREACH ACTIVITIES YEAR 12 CRIME INVESTIGATION SUMMER SCHOOL Wednesday, 3rd-Friday, 5th July 2019, University of Gloucestershire campuses Do you want to immerse yourself in a criminal investigation from crime scene to courtroom? Over the course of three days, across three campuses, students will experience a taste of criminology, cyber forensics and law. Students have one chance to analyse the evidence and try a suspect in our Moot courtroom– can you make the right decision?

CLICK HERE TO APPLY DEADLINE: 31/05/19

SUMMER FILM ACADEMY Monday, 22nd-Friday, 26th July 2019– 10.00-16.00, Park campus, Cheltenham Are you interested in a career in the media and want to make the most of your summer?

Unit One Films and the University of Gloucestershire are excited to invite you to this FREE five-day event for 16-19 year olds. This will take you through the firm production process step-by-step; starting with scriptwriting and storyboarding, to filming and editing, all the way through to screenings and an awards ceremony.

Participants will leave with a brilliant new film to put in their portfolio, having learnt a range of new skills and processes.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY DEADLINE: 21/06/19

Free events and activities for students Click on your subject area of interest to find out more:

CLICK HERE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER

Art and Creative Industries Business and Law Education Humanities and Social Science STEM Non-subject specific activities

Art and Creative Industries Degree Show Visits—Mon 10 and Tues 11 June 2019 | Students in Key stage 4 and above

Business and Law Accounting and Economics Taster Day- Fri 14 June | First year A-Level/BTEC students or equivalent

Law Taster Day—Tues 4 June | First year A-Level/BTEC students or equivalent

Education Early Childhood and Education Taster Day- Wed 19 June 2019 | First year ALevel/BTEC students or equivalent

Humanities and Social Science Geography Student Experience Day- Wed 19 June 2019 | First year A-Level/BTEC students or equivalent

STEM Accounting and Economics Taster Day- Fri 14 June | First year A-Level/BTEC students or equivalent

Computing Workshops- Thurs 20 June 2019 | Year 12 Geography Student Experience Day- Wed 19 June 2019 | First year A-Level/BTEC students or equivalent

International Women into Engineering Day- Thurs 13 June 2019 | Year 9 - 11 female students

Mathematics Conference for Staff- Wed 26 June 2019 | School and College Staff

An opportunity for Year 12 students to attend a four day, fully funded Summer School at the University of Reading to learn about a career in property.

Every day we are influenced by the built environment around us – shops, offices, industrial buildings, houses and the surrounding countryside all have an impact on the way we live. Did you ever wonder how these properties are developed, whether the buildings going up in our cities are sustainable or how much they are worth? The Pathways to Property Summer School allows students the chance to explore the property industry in more depth. With such a huge variety of roles, from a building surveyor or town planner to a sustainability consultant or financial analyst, there is a role to suit any skillset or personality.

Date: 22-25th July 2019 Venue: University of Reading Who: Year 12 students from state schools/colleges considering a career in property – either through University or through an apprenticeship Cost: Nothing! All food, accommodation and travel costs are covered During the Summer School: Learn about the industry and the careers available - Attend taster lectures - Get involved in a group project and debate - Go on site visits - Meet new people - Experience life on a University campus

TO APPLY CLICK HERE

Y12 CHEMISTRY TASTER DAY If

WEDNESDAY, 5TH JUNE 2019—10am-3.45pm

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Schedule Time

Activity

10am-10.30am

Arrivals and registration

10.30am-10.45am

Welcome and introduction to the University

10.45am-1.15pm

Preparation of aspirin

1.15pm-2pm

Lunch

2pm-3pm

Analysis of aspirin workshop

3pm-3.30pm

'Being a science student' – Q+A

3.30pm-3.45pm

Wrap-up, evaluations and depart

Free of charge event which will provide A Level chemists a taste of what it’s like to study chemistry at University and be a student for the day.

If you would like to find out more and to book your place for this exclusive opportunity, please click here

* *BOOK NOW! PLACES ARE LIMITED* *

Fancy trying something new this summer?

Investigate your subject in greater depth while experiencing student life at a London university. Our non-residential, free summer schools provide an inclusive, empowering and experimental space for you to develop your creativity, confidence and research ability.

Law Summer School- Wednesday 26th-Friday 28th June.

Anthropology Research Summer School- Tuesday 2nd-Friday 5th July.

Fine Art Summer School- Tuesday 2nd- Friday 12th July, (excluding Friday 5th and Monday 8th July.

Psychology Research Summer School- Tuesday 9th-Friday 12th July.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CLICK HERE TO BOOK A PLACE CLICK HERE

Choosing a subject to study at university can be tricky! Goldsmiths’ Discovery Days are free events for students aged 16-17, who are in Year 12 and want to spend a day on campus finding out more about their chosen subject. The day starts at 9.45am, finishes at 2.45pm, and we provide a free lunch.

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Computing (women into computing)– Wednesday 5th June

- English– Monday 3rd June - Marketing– Thursday 13th June - Music– Wednesday 12th June - Theatre and Performance– Friday 7th June - Visual Cultures– Thursday 13th June

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CLICK HERE TO BOOK A PLACE CLICK HERE

University of Exeter Maths & Science Opportunities New post 16 GP based Clinical Work Experience Programme Location – GP Practices in Devon & Cornwall Dates - flexible as determined by the hosting GP CLICK HERE for further information online application form

Year 12 Explore Day, 12th July 2019 – working with students to tackle real world issues and develop key learning skills Academics from the Law, Business, Bioscience and Renewable Energy departments working with students to tackle real-world issues and develop key learning skills CLICK HERE for further information

Teaching Enrichment Workshops – opportunities to book Physics Lab Skills sessions still available this year CLICK HERE to book

Britain Needs Scientists, 3rd July 2019 – a focus on cutting-edge research, aimed to inspire our ‘next generation’ of influential scientists FREE Conference—E-mail book cles-outreach@exeter.ac.uk

Psychological Research Skills Summer Workshop, 1st July – aimed at EPQ and IB students looking to develop their key research skills and hear from members of the Department of Psychology about their own research passions To book places contacts us at cles-outreach@exeter.ac.uk

University of Exeter Humanities & Social Science Opportunities Year 12 Business & Economics Conference – 3rd July 2019 Year group - Year 12 Location – University of Exeter Streatham Campus Dates – 3rd July 2019 CLICK HERE for further information and to book

Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences Summer Residential – Know the Past, Live the Present, Imagine the Future - 8tth-11th July 2019 subjects across the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, a fantastic chance to experience, first-hand, life at the University of Exeter. The programme will include academic sessions, delivered by expert researchers in their fields and social activities, facilitated by student ambassadors and staff. Furthermore, students will experience a campus tour, as well as mini talks on student life and on educational and social opportunities in Higher Education. In studying subjects across the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences disciplines, students will explore the past, the present and the future, and discover how time and experience has shaped society and culture. It will introduce them to a range of stimulating ideas over the course of four days, engaging in perhaps new and alternative topics that they have not yet considered. No prior academic knowledge of the topics is required, only an enthusiasm for the field and a willingness to partake in the sessions For further information and for bookings, please email hassoutreach@exeter.ac.uk

Theology & Religion Conference—28th June 2019 - FREE CONFERENCE Published world-leading expert academics from the Department of Theology and Religion will present on areas linked with the new A-level specifications in Religious Studies, including Theology and Criminal Justice; Religion and Politics; Philosophy of Religion; and Religion, Gender and Sexuality. There will also be an opportunity to find out more about studying Theology and Religion at university and to meet a university Admissions Tutor.

If you would like to attend please contact hums-outreach@exeter.ac.uk

Y12 Medicine Taster Days Friday, 21 June and Saturday, 22 June 2019 @ Heath Park Campus

Are you planning to study Medicine?

A Medicine Taster Day can help you choose where and what you want to study Full-day Student Programme covering key elements of becoming a doctor, with talks on our selection process, life as a doctor, funding for your medical degree, Case Based Learning and a Q&A panel, as well as workshops covering Clinical Skills, Simulation Suite, life as a medical student, Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs) and writing your personal statement.

Tickets are free but do need to be booked CLICK HERE Lunch will be provided and there will be plenty of opportunity to talk to students about what medical school is really like.

Apprenticeship Programme / Insight Evening / Work Experience Opportunities - 2019

Launch Pad – Level 7 School Leaver Apprenticeship Programme – Summer 2019 Aimed at ambitious school leavers, Launch Pad is our exciting new Level 7 apprenticeship programme that offers a real alternative to going to university. The role will enable students to train to be a chartered accountant within 5 years through the studying of the ICAEW CFAB and ACA qualifications. Students will be rotated around our Business Services, Audit and Tax departments to give them maximum experience to aid their career development. The roles will start in September 2019 and we have vacancies across multiple offices including our Bristol and Bath offices. To find out more and to apply students will need to visit.

Work Experience Programme – w/c Monday 8th July 2019 – Bristol Office Aimed at Y12’s and Y13’s, our Work Experience Programme enables students to gain a good understanding of the accountancy profession but also the chance to experience what it’s like to work within an ambitious professional services business. The programme runs for four days and is structured to ensure that students gain maximum benefit whilst spending with us. Places are limited and interested students will need to apply by clicking here

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Gap Years

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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CLICK HERE

www.independentgapadvice.org

Free and impartial GAP YEAR ADVICE & SUPPORT For Young People WE ARE NOT a company trying to sell gap years.

WE ARE UNPAID VOLUNTEERS, with 20+ years experience of the gap year market, wanting to help post-16 students PLEASE CLICK THE LINKS BELOW FOR FURTHER INFORMATION There are gap year advice sections on planning a gap year, fundraising, travel safety, and the ethics of overseas volunteering

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Volunteering & Work experience

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APPLICATIONS NOW EXTENDED, CLOSING DATE 31/05/19

YINI (Year in Industry) NEW EDT WEBSITE AND YIN REGISTRATION LINK

What do you and your students need to do?

1) Discard all old links to our old website as those are now defunct 2) You can now Register online via the NEW YINI Website*: https:// www.etrust.org.uk/yini-register

CLICK HERE

*It’s still free for students to register and the online form is the same and takes about 10 minutes to complete. The YINI Team will then be in contact to take the Student through the next steps. Students must have the Right to Work in the UK (we will provide guidance on the acceptable documentation)

Placements available for this year 2019/20 We currently have a high number of companies contacting us to offer YINI placement opportunities that will start this year, so we have decided to keep the YINI Registration window open for 2019/20 placement applicants.

These excellent placement opportunities will start this August/September (for 12 months) and are ideal for Year 13 students interested in gaining relevant paid work experience in the following subject areas, before starting a degree or apprenticeship; 

Business, HR or Finance

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Computing or Software

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Engineering (civil, electronics/electrical or mechanical)

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Maths or Physics/Science

Work Experience Bulletin

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Here are opportunities available for work experience in the local area: 

Avon Wildlife Trust – Practical conservation and

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community engagement

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Specsavers (Bristol)

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Searcys (Luxury Hospitality – Bath Pump Rooms)

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Midas Group (Construction & Surveying)

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Administration ; Document Production; IT ; Accounts/Payroll ; Quantity Surveying; Site/Project Management ; Health & Safety ; Resident Liaison/ Community 

Way Ahead Care

(Domiciliary Care in people’s homes) 

NEW! The New Room

One place available – for students interested in heritage/ research/ archiving/ tourism and leisure/ or working in the café, museum, or shop These are available for applications NOW for this summer (2019).

If you have not yet secured a work experience placement, please consider what you could gain from doing one of these, even if it is not in your first area of interest.

Please contact the Work Experience Officer (drop into the Careers office in Café Max or email: lra@stbrn.ac.uk) for further information about these placements including application contact details.

WORK EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITY The TSB Young Persons Work Placement and Work Experience Programmes are excellent opportunities for young people to gain invaluable experience in the working environment.

We are delighted to be able to offer these opportunities to local young people, so they get to gain an insight into the world of work.

The TSB work experience programme helps you understand the skills and capabilities needed to work in one of our Branches, Offices or Telephone Banking Centres and gives you an understanding of the Financial Services sector.

These placements are to work in one of our branches across South Wales, Bristol & Bath. If you want to be considered for work experience in one of our main offices in this area, please email us at emergingtalent@tsb.co.uk You must be between the age of 13-18 to apply.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND TO APPLY CLICK HERE

Season + Taste (hospitality for aspiring chefs) Work Experience Opportunity Apply for within 3 months of when you want to start the placement.

Application form available to download from: https://seasonandtaste.co.uk/ in the Careers section.

A typical week for work experience students: Tuesday: Bravas Shift from 10am–4pm You will join the kitchen team at Bravas to see how food is prepared. You will help the team in the downstairs kitchen prepare a few dishes. Start to see the workings of a professional kitchen.

Wednesday: Bravas Shift from 4pm–9pm Experience a busy evening service as you assist in the preparation and plating of individual dishes to be sent out to happy customers.

Thursday: Bakers & Co shift from 10am–2pm Help bake the cakes and see the production and shaping of our sourdough bread.

Friday: Bakers and Co shift from 6:15am–10am Baking shift – help the baker get all the breads and pastries in the oven, ice and decorate the cakes to go on the display. Then help the kitchen set up for a busy morning preparing brunch. At 1pm, enjoy a lunch on us in either Bravas, Bakers & Co or Cargo Cantina to experience hospitality from the other side!

Saturday: Cargo Cantina shift from 12:30pm–8pm In the heat of a busy Saturday, help the team prepare for a taco-filled weekend by preparing salsas and guacamole, whilst also being ready to help with plating dishes during service.

CLICK HERE FOR APPLICATION FORM

VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES

At hop, skip and jump we provide flexible and wrap around care for children and young adults with additional needs. Our Bristol centre has a large area to explore with a wide range of areas including a dark sensory room, a white sensory room, soft play / ball pit area, a music room, a games room and an art room. We also have a fully working kitchen and a massive outdoor space equipped with climbing frames, swings, slides for all ages and abilities and a lovely sensory area.

We provide a range of different sessions throughout the year which include: Respite sessions: These sessions run every Saturday and during the school holidays (except Tuesday and Thursday mornings), for children and young adults with additional needs and challenging behaviours.

Stay and play sessions: These sessions run every Saturday and during the school holidays (except Tuesday and Thursday mornings) where the service user can come with either their families or carers to use the centre independently. The service user is in full care of their family or carer.

After school club sessions: These sessions are currently run on Wednesday and Friday evenings 3:30- 6:00, offering children and young adults with additional needs and challenging behaviour a safe environment to build social skills and engage in fun activities.

For further details, please call 0117 9677282 and visit

Volunteer vacancies Please contact ginaj@ablc.org.uk for information about general volunteering opportunities at the Law Centre.

Reception/Admin Volunteers We are currently recruiting volunteers to join our busy and friendly reception/ administration team. We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers who are able to give us a regular half-day per week. Please contact the email above, or download the information pack Here

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