Careers News 'New this Week 015' - 01 July 2020

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CAREERS NEWSLETTER ‘NEW THIS WEEK’ 015

Welcome to the ‘working from home’ editions of Careers News!

Having left our general working from home opportunities in this newsletter for a couple of weeks, we have now moved them into the longer version on the St Brendan’s Careers web page.

As many education and employment providers are adjusting to remote working, we will again be using ‘New This Week’ booklet for career development items that really are ‘New’ this week.

Click here for the latest government advice on the coronavirus

To access all content from previous Careers News, please see the uploaded archive on the college website.

Click the relevant section below for direct access to NEW stuff!  Jobs & Apprenticeships  Volunteering & Work Experience  Higher Education

 Health and wellbeing during lockdown  Careers Information and Opportunities

Jobs and Apprenticeships

APPRENTICESHIPS It is the last chance to apply for an

On Site Bristol Trade Apprenticeship for 2020!

Our online application closes on 6th July, so if you are still thinking of applying to us, don't delay, get your application into us this week.

We are still busy processing applications and the online recruitment process we now have in place is working well.

Please do not hesitate to contact me, Louise Dening, Training Officer Outreach should you require any information, advice and guidance

www.onsitebristol.co.uk 0117 352 1960

07342 031888

Jobs and Apprenticeships

Administration Officer (Apprentice) Surge and Rapid Response Team Bristol (117R) HM Revenue and Customs Apply before 11.55pm on Monday 13th July 2020 For more information and to apply click the links below: Click Here for more information Apply Now

Web Developer Apprenticeship Wick Bopgun Design Ltd HM Revenue and Customs Closing date : 22 July 2020 Role details can be found by following the link below:

Click Here for more information

Work Experience and Volunteering

Summer term has fully kicked off and we are getting ready for our digital work experience programmes with TATA and Deloite! We are pleased to be offering a range of digital programmes to support you with your career education and with building key employability skills.

The MKF Schools Team.

Dentsu Aegis Network; Rise Up Challenge Dentsu Aegis Network, one of the world’s largest advertising groups, is opening its virtual doors to young people across the UK. They're inviting students, aged 15-18, to take part in a digital challenge and experience what it's like to work in the media, digital and creative communications industry! An online learning platform will guide students through a series of modules, equipping them with skills to enter this exciting competition.

Student Survey Link

Register for resources

Prizes for the winning team include work experience and career coaching with Dentsu employees! This immersive experience aligns to the Gatsby Benchmarks, helping students to understand the industry and develop their work-ready skills. Click the link below to sign up for this opportunity MyKindaFuture Apprenticeship Research We are undertaking research to help shape future experiences for apprentices as they enter the working world. We are surveying students who are either applying, or embarking on an apprenticeship training programme. What has their experience so far been? What have they found supportive, or challenging? Please take the survey below you could be in with a chance of winning a £50 Amazon voucher! The survey is anonymous, takes 5 minutes to complete and responses are confidential. You won’t be asked to share personal or identifying inforDigital Work Experience; Final Spaces TATA Consultancy Services have adapted their award winning work experience programme to go digital - ensuring students don't miss out on work experience this summer! Open to Year 12 students attending state schools across the UK, students are invited to take part in a 5-day digital programme w/c 13 July.

A Global Top Employer and top 10 IT services firm, TATA are hosting this for the forth year running, but this year via fully moderated online learning platform Connectr. Students will work on a self-led digital project, supported by TATA and MKF, with access to live webinars, digital mentors and learning modules.

To find out more email hannah.weston@mykindafuture.com

Work Experience and Volunteering

The Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) Support for Schools have been working with schools and students for a number of years to offer support: regarding post16 opportunities and the world of work.

Do you need any help or support with any of these? * CV’s and Covering Letters * Information about Apprenticeships * Interview Skills 

Information about the world of work

Please fell free to email Wendy.Shambrook@dwp.gov.uk In the subject heading of the email please include your Name and the School you attend.

Work Experience and Volunteering

The Experience programme from Speakers for Schools have some fantastic virtual work experience

opportunities that are looking for students lik you to apply today.

Current virtual work experience opportunities:

20th - 24th July 2020 Glenman:VWEX understanding the world of work - Construction and Business Management Age: 16+ Application deadline: 10th July 2020 Details: During the programme, you’ll learn about many aspects of construction from running a construction business to design, bidding for work, managing a construction site and sustainability.

13th - 17th July 2020 Noiser Podcasts:VWEX one week virtual placement at podcast company Age: 16+ Application Deadline: 3rd July 2020 Details: This will be a one week virtual placement and will include learning about how Noiser makes podcasts - from the original idea through to the finished content.

We recommend applying ASAP to give yourself the best chance for success as deadlines are fast approaching and employers may close applications early if they are over-subscribed. Applications received after the deadline will not be considered.

If you have any queries about the process, have forgotten your login details or are having technical issues, please get in touch with experience@speakersforschools.org or call 02075 493 669 / 0203 405 9818 and our team will be happy to help.

Work Experience and Volunteering

If you are due to be going out on work-experience in June, please check your Teams communication.

If you have any work-experience related queries, you can email the coordinator at: ceiag@stbrn.ac.uk

If you would like a careers appointment, advice or guidance, please email ceiag@stbrn.ac.uk These email addresses will continue to be monitored.

Yr 13

Higher Education

Studying in the Netherlands in 2021 and beyond

This webinar does suffer a little bit from two minutes of random content at the

beginning but it does give an overview of why studying in Holland is a good idea.

Naomi Eustace also delivers a presentation about the University of Groningen and its offering for International Bachelor’s students.

After roughly half an hour we start answering questions from participants. We cover the following topics: 

The university’s reopening strategy post Covid-19

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Entry requirements for Dutch Universities and the application process

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Brexit and its impact on British students and how this will differ in 2021 from now

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Financing an education in the Netherlands bearing in mind the lack of British student loans

We believe this should form a good general introduction for any student thinking that Dutch Universities might be the way to go.

Click here for more information

Higher Education Study in the USA—Sensible affordable options in these changing times.

Jelle Draper of Green River College gave an excellent account of his experiences as a student in the USA as well as valuable information for students looking to fund their education there.

After his presentation we answered about 40 minutes of questions and covered the following topics: 

Are SATs/ACTs necessary for US Universities?

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How do international transfer programs work?

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Taking a gap year instead of a full degree

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How to fiund studying in the US?

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What is it like to be an international student in the US?

Higher Education Studying Dentistry in Spain We were joined by Elisa Acquadro of UEM and Ian Clark of GDC Education Ltd, the Universidad Catolica de Valencia admissions department

This webinar covers all aspects of studying dentistry in Spain and I struggle to see what else students might need to know. This is a very popular optin for British students in these times and the webinar will help potential students to understand whether or not it is a viable option for them.

We will have additional webinars in the future but it is now extremely likely that these will take place once schools return in September. However, we are always happy to speak to students who need some advice on their international options even throughout the summer holiday.

If there is anything else you would like to talk about please feel free to contact me mark@astarfuture.co.uk or you can WhatsApp me on 07780503231

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During this unpredictable time, university open days are having to be modified to keep everyone safe. Nevertheless, we want to meet you and tell you about studying Psychology at Birkbeck.

We would like to invite your to come along to our next online undergraduate Psychology Taster Event. *Our University of London campus has not closed our application round to study in the coming academic year. This means you can still apply to us through UCAS for our full-time BSc and Foundation Year degrees – or via our website for our part-time degree. Our degrees are accredited by the British Psychological Society.

Psychology Taster Event: Monday 6th July 6-8pm You can register: Here This event is for you if you are interested in studying psychology and/or exploring a career as a professional psychologist, a research scientist or other employment within a psychological setting. During our live taster event, I will provide you with an interactive overview of our Department and our courses. I will also introduce you to the course leaders for our different

degrees and provide opportunities for break-out sessions with Q&A.

You can also check out our new Taster Experience Video Library where my colleagues and I share information with you about our psychology courses, student support and experiences, careers advice and also allow you to sample.

Undergraduate Degrees in Psychology Course Overview Birkbeck, University of London

Higher Education

Aston Connect Virtual Open Day

Friday 3rd July 10am-3.00pm    

Join us at our virtual Undergraduate Open Day for the opportunity to: meet academics at subject-specific talks ask questions about your course, talk to current students about Aston life, Book Now speak to our admissions and finance teams

Subject Webinars and Taster Sessions Careers in Languages Learn how a degree in Modern Languages prepares you for your professional career.

Thursday 25th June 2pm Book Here Careers in History This session explores the many career options available to History graduates, such as heritage, law, journalism, and politics.

Monday 29th June 2pm Book Here Accounting and Finance (Auditing) Taster Session Run by academics, this session will give you a fantastic insight into studying Accounting & Finance and what auditing is really like.

Tuesday 30th June 11am Book Here

The Language of Poetry, English Talk This talk will outline the key features of poetry as a literary genre and how to improve the way you explain your interpretations and ideas on poetry.

Wednesday 1st July 2pm Book Here

Languages Around Us - Talk This talk will encourage students to take stock of local languages and to be aware of the communicative More Here and emblematic functions performed by languages they encounter every day.

Tuesday 7th July 2pm Book Here

Higher Education

channel talent This event with UEA on 9 July will give students the chance to explore the world of orthopaedic treatment options for fractures and what they mean for a patient.

Ideal for students potentially interested in a career in Healthcare, this session will also give an insight into the role of the Operating Department Practitioner and the qualities that are essential in these demanding yet rewarding professions.

Full details are available using the link below:

July 9 @ 11:00 - 12:00 Healthcare: Orthopaedic Treatment For Fractures With UEA (KS5) Find out more Âť

Higher Education

We are really sad not be hosting work experience at Rife Magazine, next week. The Watershed building remains closed for now and so much of the value of work experience comes from physically being in the professional space working with our teams of creatives.

Our Rife team are still working through – supporting creatives to make content for the online magazine. So if any of your students do have ideas for content (written, film, photograph, illustrations etc.) on stories that matter to them they can pitch it here: https://www.rifemagazine.co.uk/get-involved/ This can be a great way for students to get mentoring, editorial advice and feedback from experts on their work plus start to build a portfolio of published work that can be great when applying for college, UCAS or jobs.

Some of the recent content that has been pitched includes: Molly’s Guide to Green Spaces round Bristol that Boast your Mental Health: https://www.rifemagazine.co.uk/2020/06/go-to-these-green-spaces-in-bristol-to-boostyour-mental-health/

Boycotting Buses to Toppling Statues – placing Colston’s statue in Bristol’s History: https://www.rifemagazine.co.uk/2020/06/boycotting-buses-to-toppling-statues-placingcolstons-statue-in-bristols-history/

Ewan French’s film about the Mental Grind of Lockdown: https://www.rifemagazine.co.uk/2020/05/watch-ewan-french-isolation-film/

We look forward to working with you again when we host work experience next year.

Higher Education

Year 13s: Alternatives to University This week’s newsletter will provide useful information to help those of you who are not planning to go on to higher education (or are unsure).

At IntoUniversity we think it is so important to challenge yourself to be actively

looking for opportunities to develop your transferable skills as well as using this time to research and make longer term decisions about your future.

We've highlighted a great selection of resources below to help you get started.

If you still have questions and concerns after reading through the newsletter please do get in touch by replying to this email, or at progression@intouniversity.org.

Not sure where to begin? Here are our recommended first steps:

Plan, Map, Design If in doubt plan it out. Check out Emma Blackery's short clip that shows that even those who have achieved great success already can benefit from reflecting on our skill sets.

Next try out the expert levels of skillsbuilder.org to check if you have room to upskill.

Finally, with our post-18 path worksheet aim for success by creating a plan to employment with manageable steps.

Get your post-18 path worksheet

Explore your options!

Even if you have a clear idea of your next steps, it is really important to explore all the options available to you. We want to help you make decisions based on what is best for you and not necessarily what others think you should do. To help explore your possible routes and options, take a look at our post 18 flowchart or explore online with sites like Studential.

Download the flowchart here

Higher Education Virtual Outreach Sessions Available for Students

We just wanted to let you know that we are available and ready to offer assistance to you during these challenging times.

We are offering virtual sessions on the following topics:

• Why Higher Education?

• The UCAS Application Process • Personal Statement Advice • Student Life at University • Taster sessions, podcasts and presentations for individual subject topics available

You need to individually register for the sessions through our website.

PLACES CAN BE BOOKED HERE

If you have any questions please contact the Student Recruitment Office: Tel: +44 (0)1792 295111 or Email: study@swansea.ac.uk

If you would prefer to receive all future communications in Welsh, please email our communications team

Higher Education

Live Chats If you are thinking and planning your applications to Universities through UCAS, we will be running two live chats after school next week:

Tuesday 30 June 4 - 5pm: UCAS Applications (Book your place) Join Esther from our Student Recruitment team as she talks through the UCAS process and what to consider when looking at entry requirements. This session will feature a short video followed by the chance to ask questions.

Thursday 2 July 4 - 5pm: Personal Statements (Book your place) Not sure what to write in your personal statement? Join Stephen from our student recruitment team who will guide you through the process. This session will feature a short video followed by the chance to ask questions.

Details of these, and all of our live chats can be found here.

Virtual Open Days Our Virtual Open Days will help you to find out more about courses at Warwick, take part in live sessions led by academics, explore our campus virtually, and talk with current Warwick students.

Monday 6 July - Friday 10 July 2020 Monday 13 July - Friday 17 July 2020 Students can find out more and register your interest here.

Higher Education We’re continuing to add to our suite of free online resources for schools and colleges and wanted to update you on the newest developments.

Find them below.

Supporting successful transition to higher education What is the higher education sector doing to ensure equal access to degree study in a post-lockdown world?

Put your questions to an expert panel at a Live Webinar Q&A for teachers and advisers, on Tuesday 14 July, 16:00-17:00.

You can submit your questions here before the event.

Student experiences

Register for the webinar Degree subject Understanding talks finance, fees and funding

Learn all about life at UWE Bristol as our current students share their own stories through talks, guided tours and blogs.

Hear from more our subject leaders about our pioneering courses and why UWE Bristol is a great place to study.

Talks from our underDesigned to give your graduate Virtual Open students the lowdown Days will help your students find out all about on what they can expect here, topics cov- the exciting courses available and where ered include applying and settling into univer- they could lead in the future. sity, accommodation and living in Bristol, opportunities and support Just choose an area of for students, facilities interest from the ‘Start and much more. your experience’ dropdown menu at the top of the page.

Find out more

Watch the videos

Tuition fees and the cost of living away from home is a big investment. That’s why it’s important that your students have all the facts and know what it will cost. These sessions from UWE Bristol’s money advice team cover fees, funding, repayments and budgeting, as well as the range of bursaries the University offers to students.

Find out more

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Virtual Open Days Our series of virtual open days have proven to be highly popular, so we will be hosting an additional date!

The remaining Virtual Open Days for the Summer are now:   

Thursday 2 July Friday 3 July Saturday 4 July

Students can book on to our remaining dates via our website.

Higher Education

Firstly I hope you are your families are well in these difficult times.

Of course this is not my preferred method of introduction but I am sure you can appreciate that trying to build new relationships in these current times are proving to be very difficult.

I am reaching out as we have a fantastic and exciting opportunity for school/college leavers (17-19 year olds) who are finishing either their BTEC’s or A-Levels. I am looking for students that would be interested in applying to start this September 2020 at the University of South Wales, undertaking a BSc degree in Football Coaching, Development and Administration.

So why is this opportunity so unique and exciting?

Year 1 will be spent studying on campus in Cardiff or from home if studying at the University Campus is not possible, but in Years 2 and 3, students have an option to study and work in the USA, as well as an opportunity to undertake their FAW C Licence and UEFA B Licence as part of the course.

As a starting point, it would be fantastic if you were able to take a look at the link below.

It provides a basic outline as to what the course is about, and the experience that is involved.

https://schoolleavers.uksoccer.com

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Careers Events, Info and Opportunities Spotlight on: Accountancy, Banking & Finance Careers

This week, we're zooming into the Accountancy, Banking & Finance Career Zones. There are loads of amazing opportunities for students - whether you're a school leaver or planning on going to uni - and we wanted to get you up to speed with some of the confusing jargon so you don't miss out.

Complete the worksheet to consolidate your learning Once you have read the email, please complete this worksheet to apply what you've learnt to your own future career

What's this Career Zone all about?

It's a big Career Zone with lots of different types of jobs. But let's try to boil it down.

Accountants are financial whizzes who make sure that businesses keep track of their money and pay their taxes - find out more here. At "professional services" firms, accountants work alongside other finance specialists, as well as non-finance people like lawyers. These firms help other organisations stay on top of their finances and other things they need to do by law.

Banking is about lending and investing money. High-street or retail banks are where you and your family can apply for loans and save your money. Investment banks help people & organisations make money by investing

Literally dozens! But here are a few:  Accountants: Help companieskeep track of their finances.  Analysts: Find the best companies to invest money in.  Fund managers: Invest money and make sure it grows in the way the customer wants.  Cashiers: Help ordinary bank customers take out & pay in money, and apply for loans etc This is just the basics. There are loads of supporting jobs - from customer service and keeping complex IT systems running to looking after the staff. And in the accountancy world, there are many different types of accountant. Go to our Accountancy and Banking & Finance Career Zones to learn more.

Am I cut out for it?

The skills and qualities you need depend on the career path you embark on, but there are some that will stand you in good stead whatever you do. You do have to be good at solving problems - but you don't have  People skills: Likeability and the ability to work in a team.  Communication.  Curiosity and willingness to learn.  Problem-solving.  Hardworking and dedicated.  Initiative: The ability to come up with your own ideas and act on

them.

Careers Events, Info and Opportunities Spotlight on: Accountancy, Banking & Finance Careers

Also, check out our guide to how improving your money management skills can give you a head start in your finance career - while also helping you stay in the money throughout your life.

Is a career in accountancy, banking and finance future proof?

You betcha. FinTech (financial technology) is the new kid on the block and it is creating a loads of new jobs.

Blockchain is a fancy new technology which a lot of fintech is based on - and some studies show that the demand for blockchain developers is growing by almost a third every year.

As for accountants, many companies are encouraging them to take on a broader range of work, using their valuable accounting know-how to help businesses plan strategically for the future.

How do I get there?

Apprenticeships/school leaver programmes If you're a school/college leaver at 16 or 18, you're spoilt for choice.

Loads of banks, accountancy firms and professional services companies offer apprenticeships and school leaver programmes, all of which give you qualifications as you train in the job - making you a genuine bona fide pro.

Click below to learn more:  Accountancy apprenticeships  Investment banking school leaver programmes  High-street banking apprenticeships

University Graduate schemes are a well-established route into a career with accountancy firms, banks and professional services companies. You'll train in a high-skilled job and may work towards an accreditations - AKA letters after your name:  Accountancy: Employers look for any university degree at 2:1 - that's right, it doesn't have to be a maths degree.  Investment banking: To work on the investment side, you'll normally need a degree in maths or a similar, numerate subject, but you could work in a supporting role with any degree.  Professional services: Plenty of employers take on graduates with degrees in any discipline.  High-street banks: Banks generally hire grads as branch managers, although this will usually come a little way into your career.

View Accountancy Vacancies

Careers Events, Info and Opportunities MEDICAL CAPABILITIES Being in the Royal Navy Medical service you will be based within the NHS or a primary healthcare facility to maintain and develop your skills in preparation for operational commitments. You’ll then be mobilised to where you are needed most. This Newsletter provides information on various capabilities within the UK and overseas.

ROLE 1 Defence Primary Health Care (DPHC) Provision of general practice and occupational health services is the responsibility of DPHC. It prvides primary healthcare, dentistry, rehabilitation and mental healthcare in the UK and overseas to service personnel and, where appropriate, their dependents.

DPHC supports medical force preparation of service personnel deploying onoperations and exercises through the provision of health advice, preventative medicine, vaccinations, chemoprophylaxis and medical risk assessments.

DENTAL: Royal Navy dental teams consist of Dental Officers, Dental Hygienists and Dental Nurses. As a team, they are responsible for maintaining the primary dental healthcare of all our serving personnel. This might be at one of our shoreside dental centres in any Naval Base or overseas on operations. Our dental teams work on board Queen Elizabeth class Aircraft Carriers, with a fully -fitted dental surgery and access to the sick bay’s operating theatre and ward facilities. On smaller ships, our dental teams utilise a portable dental unit that travels with them.

MENTAL HEALTH: Mental health teams work primarily from the Department of Community Mental Health centres in Plymouth, Portsmouth and Faslane. They are responsible for the provision of mental health services to all our serving personnel and contribute significantly to maintaining holistic wellbeing of all our people and their operational effectiveness. There is a Waterfront Logistics Support Group (WLSG) which is a team of Mental Health nurses ready to deploy at short notice overseas to units who may have been exposed to traumatic events, ensuring we manage and treat everyone effectively.

ROLE 2 Light Manoeuvre (Commando Forward Surgical Group (CFSG)) CFSG last deployed on SAIF SAREEA in Oman, one of the largest international military exercises in the world.

Sailors soldiers and aircrew from the UK and Oman train to reinforce their long standing military alliance.

More recent deployments include Norway in support of the Royal Marines cold weather training.

When not deployed or on military exercise this facility is located at Commando Logistics Regiment (CLR) in Barnstable. When deployed this capability provides R2 medical care in the field. CFSG conducts triage and advanced resuscitation procedures up to Damage Control Surgery and will usually evacuate its post-surgical cases to R3 for stabilisation and possible Primary Surgery prior to evacuation to R4. It is usually utilised during high intensity combat and located forward in brigade area of operations to deal with an anticipated surge of casualties. It has a limited holding capacity but offers the same medical support as R2A (2-1-2).

Careers Events, Info and Opportunities MEDICAL CAPABILITIES ROLE 2 Afloat (R2A) Because of the inherent nature of maritime operations medical evacuation timelines are often extended and where a Maritime or Land R3 Medical Facility is not available within 2 hours from the point of wounding, a suitable R2 facility must be available. This provides deployed emergency resuscitation, surgery and post operative intensive care within this 2 hour window and the ability to hold a patient post operatively until transfer to R3. R2A delivers consultant-led triage and resuscitation up to damage control resuscitation with basic laboratory and imaging capabilities and limited post-operative care and is primarily based on Bay Class and QE

ROLE 3 Maritime (MR3) Currently the only R3 capability within the RN (previously referred to as the Primary Casualty Receiving Facility) is located onboard RFA Argus. This fully equipped 100-bed medical complex, includes an emergency department with 4 resuscitation bays, 2 operating tables, 10 intensive care beds, 20 high dependency beds and 70 general beds. It also has a Radiology suite complete with a CT scanner, Pathology and Dental services. The Argus is not a designated hospital ship, as she carries weapons systems and has other military roles. When an MR3 capability is necessary for operations medical personnel are drawn from secondary care units and the Royal Marines Band Service to deliver R3 care.

ROLE 4 Joint Hospital Group Units (R4) There are 6 main centres that have a military presence, 4 are known as Joint Hospital Groups (JHGs). JHG (South) Queen Alexandra Hospital Portsmouth, JHG (North) James Cook Hospital Middlesborough, JHG (South East) Frimley Park hospital Surrey, JHG (South West) Derriford Hospital Plymouth. The Royal Centre for Defence Medicine located at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham is a dedicated training and research establishment for military personnel as well as a R4 hospital for repatriation of the wounded. Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre Stanford Hall Loughborough provides expert rehabilitation and care to wounded or injured military personnel.

Careers Events, Info and Opportunities MEDICAL BRANCH STUDENT CAREERS

If you have a career aspiration in healthcare then the Royal Navy can offer you the opportunity to get paid to go to University with a guaranteed career at the end of your course.

We offer sponsorship for:

BSc Adult Nursing BSc Mental Health Nursing BSc Diagnostic Radiography Dip HE Operating Department Practice BSc Biomedical Science

If successful at the Naval Nurse/Medical Technician assessment board, you’ll complete 10 weeks Initial Naval Training at HMS Raleigh before starting at University. Our Biomedical Scientists study at Aston University and all other students go to Birmingham City University. In addition to your studies, you’ll keep up with your fitness, and complete some military training to maintain your overall development.

Once qualified, you’ll join one of our Joint Hospital Group units in Plymouth, Portsmouth or Birmingham, working embedded into the NHS to consolidate your training. As a serving healthcare professional, you’ll then get the opportunity to deploy around the world as a part of a Role 2 or Role 3 medical team, responding to humanitarian disasters, and international crisis or an area of conflict, both on land and at sea.

PAY AND BENEFITS: • All University tuition fees paid for • Annual salary from £20,000 during university • Heavily subsidised University accommodation • Additional food allowance • On completion of your studies, you will start on a minimum salary of £33,000.

• Continuous professional development • Sports and Adventurous training opportunities

WANT TO KNOW MORE? Contact the Specialist Medical Recruitment team: Call 02392 722 549 or Email NAVYCNR-MEDMAILBOX@mod.gov.uk Alternatively, click the link: student-medical-technicians-and-nurses

Careers Events, Info and Opportunities Uptree Summer Careers Course

Develop your employability skills & gain a certificate over a 6 week course!

Starting w/c 13 July: 

Week 1—First Impressions

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Week 2—Finding Work Experience

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Week 3—Starting out on LinkedIn

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Week 4—CV Development

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Week 5—Writing a Winning Application

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Week 6—Starting Work

Workshops are: 

Every Tuesday & Wednesday 3pm—4.15pm

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Great experience for your CV and LinkedIn

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Hosted on Zoom

Upcoming Events for the Spring Term 

You will receive more information about these during  tutorial and AIP. 

Remember to check your student emails regularly!

Having assessed our position in relation to guidance set out by Government, we are taking the decision to close the College to all th students from Wednesday 18 March at 2:30pm.

This means that from this point onwards, no lessons will be running at College and no students will be permitted to be on College site until further notice.

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Follow us: @CareerZoneStbrn Parents’ guide to Careers Guidance

Careers Appointments Due to the closure of college, all appointments, careers information, advice and guidance will be given via email.

Please email all queries to: CEIAG@stbrn.ac.uk This inbox will be monitored during standard college hours.