Live Opportunities

Good Growth Hub - Creative Connect - 1:1 career guidance – for ages 18 – 30 – 4th, 11th & 25th March

Through Creative Connect, young people can access industry-specific career coaching personalised to them, to support their professional journey into working in the creative, cultural, or digital sectors. Held either online or in-person, these sessions support young people to apply for jobs or opportunities in the creative sector. This includes feedback on CVs, cover letters, and application forms, as well as pre-interview assessments. They also offer feedback on existing work or portfolios and can support young people to navigate the job market. Creative Connect is delivered via 1:1 calls and is supplemented with small group sessions with up to six other people. Available dates are; Wednesdays 4th, 11th & 25th March https://goodgrowthhub.org.uk/what-we-do/programmes/creative-connect

Stemettes - Mentoring (STEM Careers) - Free 121 support for young women and non-binary people aged 15-25 – Next cohort starting in March - Apply now

This four-month mentoring programme offers personal mentoring, optional workshops, and networking. Participants will get tailored 1:1 guidance from industry experts, tailored workshops in networking, communication, and organisational skills and support with CV’s & LinkedIn profiles. March - July. https://stemettes.org/sts/

A&O Shearman - Step Into Law programme – for year 13’s – Starts April - Closing 2nd March 

This programme is a chance for students to start their journey early and develop legal expertise. It is aimed at students who are curious about a career in commercial law. Delivered through three in-person 'Touch Points' and a virtual follow-ups, the programme blends skills workshops, commercial awareness, support from law professionals, and application support. Across the programme participants will develop core skills that aim to set them up for success in early applications and assessments. They will deepen your understanding of commercial law and the work A&O do, build commercial awareness, and explore responsible use of AI in the workplace. Participants will also receive structured mentorship through Buddy Bubbles, plus hands-on support with applications through 'Application Clinics', and interview and assessment day preparation. https://earlycareersuk.aoshearman.com/opportunities/step-into-law-scheme

British Army - British Army Careers: Endless Opportunities - Insight webinar – for students, parents, teachers, and careers advisers - 3rd March

Did you know you could start your career in STEM, Healthcare, Law, or Intelligence? The British Army is not just about combat roles.

Join this insightful webinar exploring the wide range of career opportunities available in the British Army. It will break down the seven Army career streams in a clear, accessible way, show how school subject’s link directly to Army careers, explore training, apprenticeships, and progression routes and address common myths and misconceptions. It will also spotlight women in the Army, challenging outdated perceptions and highlighting the diverse roles women thrive in today from technical and leadership positions to frontline and specialist careers. Designed for students, parents, teachers, and careers advisers. Thursday 3rd March, 6.30 – 7.30pm https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/502ebe23-befd-4c21-9e6c-99fb358cbe0c@182a8b31-3dab-4b92-8bb8-9526911aeba0

London Uni Connect - Introduction to Creative and Screen Careers with the Courtauld Institute of Art, UAL, and more – for ages 11 – 14 – 4th March 

Curious about what it’s really like to work in the creative or screen sectors? Join London Uni Connect for an inspiring and practical webinar designed to help students explore the career paths that shape film, TV, fine art, media, and more. Participants will learn about routes into creative roles, get insider perspectives from professionals working across creative and screen industries and hear real career stories - how people got started, what their jobs involve, and what skills helped them succeed and get the chance to ask questions. 4th March, online, 18.00 – 19.00pm https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/794915b0-fd07-4a48-9ee6-3708019512b0@1c50f02b-8203-46f6-98f9-23055084fb18/registration

Sutton Trust – Residential Summer Schools – for year 12’s – Summer 2026 - Closing 5th March 

This is an opportunity to learn about what life is like at one of 12 leading UK universities. Students will spend a week living in a dorm, attending lectures and networking with professors and administrators. They’ll get to meet young people with similar interests, and immerse themselves in university life, whilst gaining valuable insights into the world of higher education. There are 12 universities with over 40 different courses, from Archaeology and Anthropology to Veterinary Medicine. All with over 15 hours of teaching at undergraduate level, giving students the chance to dive deep into subjects that they are passionate about. These academic sessions will also provide them with material to use in their personal statement. In addition they will get university application guidance, taking part in workshops that will help them navigate UCAS and write the best personal statement possible. They will find out about how to apply for student finance, what the availability of bursaries is and how to manage their money whilst at university. https://www.suttontrust.com/our-programmes/uk-summer-schools/

Young Professionals - Business and Law Spring Conference – for year 12’s – 6th March

The Young Professionals Business and Law Spring Conference at the Guildhall in London is an in-person event that will bring together 25 of the world’s leading law firms and professional services companies in one space. At the conference, there will be lots of workshops, plenty of networking, and the opportunity to hear from senior leaders and apprentices across the industry.

Business employers attending include; Lloyds Banking Group, UBS, S&W, CIMA, BDO, KPMG, University of Law Business School, Grant Thornton, Black Rock, RSM and PA Consulting. Law employers attending include; Browne Jacobson, Slaughter and May, A&O Sherman, Farrer & Co, Bird & Bird, Fragomen, Pinsent Masons, Cripps, Ashurst, Stephenson Harwood, Freeths, University of Law and Fox Williams

This event is exclusively for Y12 students with a keen interest in pursuing a career in business or law.

Friday 6th March @ Guildhall, 71 Basinghall St, London EC2V 7HH. Business sessions run from 9:30 – 1:30pm and law sessions run from 2pm – 6pm. Students can sign up and select the sector session they’d like to join. This is a free event, but applications will close once full. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YP_Spring

Imperial College London - So, you want to be a doctor? Online Webinar – for years 10 & 11 – 7th March

Are you a Year 10 or 11 student who enjoys science and is considering pursuing medicine? Then, this online event could be for you.

Staff and students from the School of Medicine will provide information, advice and guidance on deciding whether medicine could be the right choice, what is required for a strong application to study the subject at university, and the realities of life as a doctor. Saturday 7th March, online, 10.00 – 11.30am https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/6103436778094615899

Medical & Dental Schools Council – Summer Schools (Online & In person) – for year 11 & 12 – Closing 8th March 

These fully funded summer schools are for students in years 11 and 12 from underrepresented backgrounds. During the school students will receive a simulated experience of what it’s like to study medicine or dentistry. They’ll try out different teaching methods and learn what to expect when they move from sixth form to university. They’ll also gain insight into the values and behaviours of medical and dental students, as well as doctors and dentists and learn about the wide range of careers in medicine and dentistry, including specialties in demand and non-patient-focused healthcare options. They will also receive advice and support on the application process, including preparation for interviews and admissions tests.

Dentistry (residential and online) https://studyinghealthcare.ac.uk/why-dentistry/dental-summer-schools/

Medicine (online only) https://www.medschools.ac.uk/for-students/further-support-with-your-application/msc-summer-schools/

BDO - Explore BDO programme (Accounting) - for years 12 & 13 – 25th & 26th August – Closing 9th March 

Looking to explore your future career options? The Explore BDO Insight Programme is an opportunity to gain new skills, meet inspiring people, and take your first steps towards a meaningful career. Over two days, participants will discover what a career in accounting could look like. They’ll hear from BDO’s people, take part in interactive sessions that bring their work to life, and get a feel for what it's like to be part of BDO. There’s even the potential to fast-track into the next stage of our hiring process for a School Leaver Programme. Tuesday 25th August (Teams) and Wednesday 26th August (in person) https://careers.bdo.co.uk/job/leeds/2026-explore-bdo-insight-programme/1469/34527909120

UCL East - Architecture Holiday Club – for years 9 – 11 – 31st March & 1st April – Closing 10th March

The club is a two-day programme of exciting hands-on activities, allowing participants to get a feel for what it's like to be an architecture student. The workshop will introduce students to architectural thinking through drawing, mapping, and model making as practised at UCL. Led by academic tutors, the programme focuses on understanding space, time, and experience through the act of “unfolding.” Participants will produce a series of drawings documenting their personal journeys. Tuesday 31st March and Wednesday 1st April, 10.00 to 4.00pm @ UCL East in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. https://www.ucl.ac.uk/widening-participation/learners/years-7-11/ucl-east-architecture-holiday-club

Trinity College Oxford - Beyond the Classroom - Academic Enrichment Programme - for years 10 – 12 - 10th March – 7th July

Open to state school interested in exploring learning across a broad range of themes and cross subjects beyond the classroom and/or applying to Oxford. Sessions take place online 4.30-5.30pm on Tuesdays and offers students in years 10 - 12 

- A look at why and how they might easily take part in academic enrichment

- Academic taster and department subject talks with the opportunity for guests to ask questions and take part in interactive polls

- Leadership and input from our student ambassadors with their first-hand insights as applicants and current students at the University of Oxford

- Workshops on university admissions, including the key skill of personal statement writing, to help university applicants to present and reflect on their enrichment experiences as positively as possible.

10th March to 7th July, students can attend as many or as few sessions as they wish https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/trinity-enrichment-programme-2026  

Career Compass - Step into Medicine: Application Deep Dive + Q&A – for years 12 & 13 – 10th March

Thinking about applying to medical school? This interactive session will guide students through every step, from A-Levels to UCAT, personal statements, and work experience. They’ll also get the chance to ask questions in a Q&A with a current student who knows the process inside out. 10th March, online, 17:30 – 18:30 https://www.career-compass.co.uk/event-details/step-into-medicine-application-deep-dive-q-a-2

British Army - Women in the Army: Real Stories, Real Impact – 11th March

Join the British Army for an online event celebrating women in the Army. Participants will hear from soldiers and officers as they discuss their roles, the sports they participate in, the places they’ve travelled, and how they balance Army life with family life. They will also discover the many career opportunities the Army offers. Wednesday, 11th March 2026, online, 18.00 – 19.00pm https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/5221597/9187216BA56A796D209316D81008494F/

The Medic Portal - How to get an A* in A-Level Chemistry and Biology - webinar – 12th March

Join The Medic Portal for a useful session on how to excel in two of the most challenging A-Level subjects. They’ll break down what top-achieving students in Biology and Chemistry do differently and how students can apply these strategies straight away. Participants will learn; study techniques that consistently lead to A* performance, how to master exam strategy and avoid common pitfalls and effective approaches for understanding complex content. Open to parents, teachers, and students. Thursday 12th March, online, 6.00pm https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_z9oXjxULST24jklR1rBztA?mc_cid=dae07cb6b3&mc_eid=12eda4cdb7#/registration

Channel Talent - How Do You Pay For University & Manage Your Money once you’re there? – for ages 16+ - 12th March

Figuring out what finances could be available to you when going to university can be confusing. Join this webinar to make it easy with a step-by-step guide to understanding loans, bursaries and scholarships. By attending the webinar, participants could find out if they’re eligible for reduced fees or additional money to help support their studies. They’ll also learn when to apply for student finance and how to use the finance calculator. Open to students and parents and carers.

12th March, online, 16:30 - 17:15pm https://www.channeltalent.co.uk/event/he-guidance-how-do-you-pay-for-university-manage-your-money-once-youre-there-student-finance-scholarships-budgeting-tips-with-higher-education-advisers-from-university-of-east-anglia-7/

Oxford Economics & Career Compass - Work Experience opportunity – for years 12 & 13 - 8th & 9th April – Closing 13th March

This is a two-day work experience placement with the Oxford Economics London Scenarios Team. It’s designed for students interested in Economics and global affairs and will provide students with a unique insight into economic modelling, global risk analysis, and scenario planning, whilst working alongside experts in the field. 8th & 9th April, in person @ Oxford Economics, Millbank, London SW1P 3JA https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd-2Dr9uVqnbA21A246LJwKFBeCFAmc89V5ttUj1-qjM-Lk0g/viewform

Roundhouse Studios - Open Mic Night – for ages 13 - 25 - 16th March

If you love making music but haven’t had many chances to perform, it can be hard to share your songs, get feedback, or meet other young musicians, these two events are here to change that and are all about giving emerging artists the chance to perform in a relaxed, supportive setting.

Open Mic Night – Mon 16th March 6.00 - 8.30pm. A space for singers, rappers, bands, instrumentalists, and producers to perform, experiment, and collaborate. Whether playing a first set or testing new material, it’s a chance to gain stage experience and meet other musicians.

No experience or booking needed just turn up on the night https://www.roundhouse.org.uk/whats-on/open-decks-and-mic-nights-sp26/

Macquarie - Rise to it Insight Day (finance and banking) – for year 12’s – 29th April – Closing 16th March

This exclusive, in-person event is tailored to students keen to explore the exciting world of finance and banking. It offers a unique opportunity to connect with professionals from Macquarie, a leading global investment bank and financial services firm. During the event students will get the opportunity to network with industry professionals, take part in tasks, explore career pathways and gain recruitment tips. Attendees will also get the opportunity to apply for Macquarie’s one-week work experience programme during the October 2026 half-term. 29th April, Central London, near Moorgate (in-person), times TBC https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=vLN6VXLwVUCPPOJYwnR4mf_iL9CJyf1OpwRNtxE0WhhUNEdERDg2RDFBTzVZOUlLMFc4UlhDWUU1UiQlQCN0PWcu&route=shorturl

Creative Mentor Network - Amazon Prime Video Bright Sparks Mentoring – for ages 18 – 25 – Starts May 19th - Closing 18th March

Open to young creatives aged 18-25, Bright Sparks offers a unique opportunity to deepen expertise, build a stronger portfolio, and expand their professional network. This 16-week programme is designed for young creatives with a strong interest in the entertainment industry and want to take their skills and practice to the next level. Whether passionate about creative content, marketing, or anything in between, this programme provides the opportunity to work directly with an expert from the Amazon Prime Video team https://www.creativementornetwork.org/amazon-prime-video-bright-sparks

DfE - Get into Teaching - In person event – 21st March

The Get into Teaching event can help attendees find out if teaching in a primary or secondary school is the career for them. Whether you’re ready to start a career in teaching or just curious, expert advisers can help work out the next steps. Participants can get help and advice to explore options, chat with friendly teachers from a range of backgrounds, attend presentations that give an overview of teacher training, talk to expert advisers about eligibility, the application process, reviewing personal statements and what the training is like and much more. Saturday 21st March, 10.00 – 14.30pm @ Hilton London Metropole, 225 Edgware Road, London, W2 1JU https://getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/events/260321-get-into-teaching-london-event

Rich Mix - New Creatives programme – for ages 16 – 21 – Starting 29th April – Closing 3rd April

Have you ever wanted to put on your own live event?! New Creatives is a 9 month programme for 16-21 year olds, which focuses on building the next generation of live event producers. The project explores the skills needed to put on an event in a collaborative environment at Rich Mix. Through industry talks, trips, networking, and weekly workshops, this programme will inspire participants to work as a team to bring all their collective ideas to life. The programme includes participants putting on their own live music event at Rich mix in August followed by a term focusing on work experience, finance and careers.

This programme is for young creatives who are into music, arts, events, performing or marketing and who want to make friends and be part of a new positive community. Weekly on Wednesdays 5.00 – 8.00pm April to December @ Rich Mix, Shoreditch, E1 6LA https://richmix.org.uk/projects/new-creatives/

In2STEM – In2STEM programme – for year 12’s – Starts June/July - Closing 5th April

The In2STEM programme is a free summer programme which includes, live online skills, careers and employability workshops and a one or two week in-person work experience placement hosted by a STEM professional, allowing students a unique glimpse into careers in a STEM field. There is also a public engagement competition, giving students the opportunity to express their creative side, share their newly-developed knowledge and win prizes.

The programme placements and activities will take place between Monday 20th July and Friday 21st August 2026. The in-person placements, live online workshops, and competitions will be scheduled at specific times throughout this five-week period. Participants will also be invited to a Student Induction event, between June and early July and a celebration event in September or October. Apply early! https://in2scienceuk.org/our-programmes/in2stem/

Tomorrow’s Leaders C.I.C - Future Leaders programme – for ages 16 – 18 – Apply now

Future Leaders is a free, year-long leadership programme that helps young people build confidence, gain real-world skills, and make a positive impact in your community.

Each week, participants complete a short online activity focused on career-ready skills, university and apprenticeship pathways, or tackling racism and discrimination, all at a time that suits them. They’ll also have access to exclusive in-person opportunities such as workshops, university residential’s, work experience, and apprenticeship placements. They take students to places like 10 Downing Street, Oxford and Cambridge University, and many have gone on to secure apprenticeships with some of the world’s leading employers https://www.futureleaders.uk/

Open Learn - Managing my money for young adults - Level 1 Introductory short course

Managing your money really is a true skill for life. This free Open University course will provide the confidence and tools to be in control whether still studying at school or college, starting work or an apprenticeship or going to university. Participants will learn how to make their money work harder and go further. It covers areas such as; how to choose and manage bank and savings accounts, how to finance further and higher education studies, budget effectively, borrow sensibly and manage debts effectively and planning ahead to make goals financially achievable. This online course has been awarded the Young Money Financial Education Quality Mark. https://www.open.edu/openlearn/money-business/personal-finance/managing-my-money-young-adults/content-section-overview?active-tab=description-tab