Careers Events and information
Do you know about various National and Local careers related events?
For pupils interested in becoming an entrepreneur you could consider the Teenage Market movement – regular market stall spaces free to young business people, (link to Teenage Markets https://theteenagemarket.co.uk)
Each year National Careers Week takes place in the spring. In school we try and involve everyone by asking teachers to include one aspect of something that links their subject to careers in each lesson that week. ( http://nationalcareersweek.com/ )
To support those looking for Modern Apprenticeships a week in spring is set aside to advertise different aspects of this type of training nationally (https://www.gov.uk/government/topical-events/national-apprenticeship-week-2020)
Interesting reading!
The Future of Work Guide
Navigating the future of work can be daunting and overwhelming, especially when there is so much uncertainty about it and there are a number of resources out there. It can also be used by anyone interested in understanding the future of work. The guide will focus on the changes to the world of work which are expected to happen due to the Fourth Industrial Revolution and resulting automation.
Download here:
https://nationalcareersweek.com/download/23898/.
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What is an Arkwright Engineering Scholarship?
An Arkwright Engineering Scholarship is the most esteemed scholarship of its type in the UK, designed to inspire students to pursue their dreams and change the world as a future leader in engineering.
The Scholarships are awarded to hard-working 16 year old students through a rigorous selection process, supporting them through their A levels, Scottish Highers or equivalent qualifications.
Every Scholarship is sponsored by a commercial company, trade association, university, professional institution, armed service, government organisation, worshipful company, charitable trust or personal donor. This means that support is offered in various different ways, for example, valuable hands-on work experience, support for your curriculum project and a personal mentor who can help you with aspects of your studies and career planning.
Benefits for Scholars
Nationally-recognised Scholarship
£600 personal financial award
£400 school financial award
Personal development
Support from your Sponsor
Dedicated Engineering Mentor
Industry-based Connect Days
University-based VIP Receptions
Early notification of national competitions
Network with like-minded students
Applications are open until 15th January 2021
Download a copy of the student booklet here:
www.arkwright.org.uk/downloads/arkwright-documents/handbook.pdf
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