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Online King’s College London Medicine and Dentistry Lecture Series 2026

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Online King’s College London Medicine and Dentistry Lecture Series 2026

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Applications for our online King’s College London Medicine and Dentistry Lecture Series 2026 are now open! We have supported over 10,000 students since we introduced our free programme four years ago (see our testimonies below).

This programme is for students across the UK in Year 11, 12, and 13 interested in becoming a doctor or dentist.

Please circulate this opportunity to students who you think will be interested.

Over the course of the programme students will hear from a wide variety of speakers to help build their understanding of the opportunities and challenges of being a doctor and dentist, as well as guidance on the application process. Last year’s lectures included the following:

·       Medical and dental specialties: cardiology, oral surgery, renal transplant, and many more!

·       Q&A’s each week with current medical and dental students

·       Support with the application process: UCAT, personal statements, and interviews

·       Q&A with admissions colleagues from King’s various universities

Most importantly participants will become part of a community of like-minded students all interested in applying to medicine and dentistry and finding out what being a doctor and dentist really entails!

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King’s College London Medicine and Dentistry Lecture Series 2026 Application Form

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Online surveys is a powerful, easy to use tool for creating online surveys. Run by Jisc, online surveys is used by over 300 different organisations in the UK…

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Media - Creative Club with Global Academy

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Media - Creative Club with Global Academy

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Thinking about a career in the media sector, aged between 12-16 and want something to do in the holiday. This opportunity could be for you!

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Global Academy School and Sixth Form in London

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Global Academy Launches FREE Creative Clubs This Christmas for Young People on Free School Meals! – Global Academy School and Sixth Form in London

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Join free Christmas clubs in gaming, media, or music production for 12–16-year-olds on free school meals. Enjoy hands-on creative activities and a hot meal every day!

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Explore Apprenticeships Calendar (9th  - 13th February 2026)

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Explore Apprenticeships Calendar (9th  - 13th February 2026)

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Stem Futures Years 10 and 12 Programmes

For students of Black heritage interested in studying STEM

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Stem Futures Years 10 and 12 Programmes

For students of Black heritage interested in studying STEM

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Apply Now

A multi-year programme of activities and support for students of Black heritage who are interested in studying STEM.

STEM Futures has been developed to support students discover the wide range of subjects within STEM studies and support them with the university application process. Students can join the programme in Year 10 or Year 12.

Students will take part in subject-specific workshops linked to the STEM subjects they are studying at GCSE or A Level. They will also join a range of engaging personal development sessions focused on exam preparation and communication skills designed to help students feel more confident about their future in STEM.

Our events run in-person so applicants need to live in London to be able to commute to South Kensington Campus.

Applications are open and close on Monday 09 February 2026 for Year 10 and Monday 12 January 2026 for Year 12.

For any queries please email stemfutures@imperial.ac.uk.

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City St George’s University Taster Programme for Year 10 students

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City St George’s University Taster Programme for Year 10 students

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The deadline for students to sign up is Friday 9 January 2026 (Online Survey Software | Qualtrics Survey Solutions)

City St George’s University Taster Programme for Year 10 students.

These are 4-day subject based programmes running from February to July 2026, totally free.

This will give you the chance to explore future career paths, experience real university workshops and build confidence in next steps.

You are expected to attend all four days of the programme you choose.

Engineering (10 to 13 February 2026)

Creative Industries (3 to 6 March 2026)

Business and Enterprise (17 to 20 March 2026)

Law and Criminology (28 April to 1 May 2026)

Psychology (12 to 15 May 2026)

Journalism and Broadcasting (16 to 19 June 2026)

Health Professions (30 June to 3 July 2026)

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Students will gain expert advice on how to find the right apprenticeship for them and apply successfully in live sessions with top employers including the BBC, Aldi, and Unilever.

Students are welcome to drop in for just one or two sessions, or they can stay for the full fair.

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The perception of roles in health, particularly by young people, can be a narrow one. Join the NHS England Health Careers information lead for a whistle-stop tour of all things health careers. The session will provide an overview of roles, entry points, apprenticeship and graduate opportunities, job vacancies, useful resources and latest trends/changes. Join us for this overview and keep an eye out for our more in-depth sessions coming up.

Join the NHS Health Careers team to find out more.

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6pm – 7pm Wed 3rd Dec

This is an exclusive online insight event where you’ll discover what it really takes to make the music industry move. You’ll hear from Sony Music executives about their roles, their journeys, and the projects they bring to life every day. This is your chance to demystify the music business, uncover the wide range of career paths available, and learn how you could start your own journey.

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🎵 Have you ever wondered what kinds of jobs exist behind the music you love? Join us for Inside the Beat: Careers at Sony Music, an exclusive online insight event where you’ll discover what it really takes to make the music industry move. From marketing chart-topping artists and designing eye-catching visuals, to scouting the next big […]

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The NHS Careers Untapped programme is a free initiative created by a group of London NHS organisations and NHS England to inspire young people aged 13–19 to explore the wide range of careers available in healthcare. Hosted on the Healthcare Horizons website, it offers podcasts, videos, webinars, and interactive activities that highlight lesser-known NHS roles while supporting schools and careers advisors in meeting the Gatsby Benchmarks.

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Young Professionals is returning to London for our Flagship Female Event of the Year!

We are excited to invite you to attend one of two sessions on:

Tuesday, November 25th

1pm—4pm STEM Event

and/or

5pm—8pm Business, Accounting & Finance.

Application Link:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YP_Females_Future_2025

What to expect?

This event is specifically for female students interested in STEM or Business and Finance careers. We will be joined by some of the world's biggest companies, who will run hands-on workshops and presentations to inspire students to enter their industries. This event is all about encouraging women to enter the workplace by connecting them with leading employers and teaching you the fantastic skills and knowledge they will need for the industry.

STEM Event Employers:

Amazon

RAF

National Grid

NESO

Spectris

Wates

Business & Finance Employers:

KPMG

UBS

BDO

Amazon

Forvis Mazars

RSM

CIMA

Grant Thornton

University of Law Business School

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These programmes bridge the gap between academic learning and industry expectations. We help you develop transferable skills through scenario-based learning, interactive content, and practical activities.

Engineering & Technology

Where innovation meets precision, from aerospace design to nuclear energy, students will see how engineering drives the future of sustainable power.

Business & Commercial

Behind every engine is a network of brilliant minds managing strategy, finance, and partnerships that keep Rolls-Royce moving forward.

Leadership & Future Skills

Students will explore what it takes to lead teams, deliver projects, and harness technology to shape the future of global innovation.

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These programmes bridge the gap between academic learning and industry expectations. We help you develop transferable skills through scenario-based learning, interactive content, and practical activities.

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A 6 minute film showing teachers, employers and students explaining T Levels and their benefits.

What are T Levels

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Current higher and degree apprenticeship listings.

Thinking that uni isn't for you but still want a degree, there could be an apprenticeship waiting for you.

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Find out more at a glance. Are T-levels in your future?

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T Levels are a 2-year qualification designed to give you a head start towards the career you want.

The government has developed T Levels to deliver world-class technical education and give you a new choice after GCSEs.

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Supported by business

T Levels were designed with leading businesses and are now supported by employers of all sizes to give students the workplace skills they need to succeed.

Hundreds of employers - including Lloyds Banking Group, Nestlé, Yorkshire Water, Persimmon Homes and NHS Trusts across England - have hosted T Level students on industry placements.

Many employers retain T Level students on completion of their course and support progression within their business onto an apprenticeship or into another role.

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T Levels are a 2-year qualification designed to give 16 to 19 year olds a head start towards the career they want.

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Want to learn how to ace your GCSEs? Look no further than Stepping Up Your Study Skills - an online 6 week course designed to help with revision techniques and much more!

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AMAZING opportunity for those interested in a career in Sport / Football. Please see the flyers below of possible work experience dates:

Monday 12th – Friday 16th January 2026
Monday 15th – Friday 19th June 2026
Monday 6th – Friday 10th July 2026

Please come and see me if you are interested in particpating. These spaces are going to be allocated on a first come first served basis.

Mrs Laguillo

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We're excited to announce our virtual work experience opportunities with HSBC, taking place in October for students in year groups 7-9 (First Step) and 10-13 (Next Step). Our events take place outside of school hours, making them easily accessible for all students.

Please can you share the below with your students.

FIRST STEP - Student year groups 7-9 England & Wales,

Wednesday 1st October at 4.30 pm (virtual session hosted on Zoom)

“Pitch for a Purpose: Plan the Ultimate Charity Event with HSBC”

A 45-minute briefing with the HSBC team

Complete the career challenge at their own pace

Certification awarded on completion

Register now! (students)

NEXT STEP - Student year groups 10-13 England & Wales,

Thursday 2nd October at 5pm (virtual session hosted on Zoom)

"HSBC and The Nature Trust UK - Nature Projects That Make a Difference"

A 45-minute virtual briefing with the HSBC team

Complete the career challenge at their own pace

Certification awarded on completion

Register now! (students)

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Just to confirm that I am back and looking forward to meeting with you this year. Whether it is one to one careers advise, CV support or advise around further and higher education.

Year 11 students, will be prioritised for appointments this term. We would like ALL pupils in Year 11 to take up this opportunity to meet with me, I can really support and advise you on your next steps and how start the application process for your next steps. Get in quick as appointments will be scheduled on a first come first served basis. If you are not in year 11 please do still sign up, but be aware that you may have to wait a little longer for you appointment confirmation.

Students can sign up for a 1-1 appointment by using the following link on Google forms: https://forms.gle/rfUtHAFQ9pNDjkMW9 or via the padley board with all the careers opportunities.

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The government has released “Skills for growth and opportunity” research and analysis, led by Skills England. It sets out findings of Skills England’s analysis and engagement with sectors on the growt

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Today is my last day in school until September. If you have any careers queries that cannot wait until the new academic year please use the National Careers Service online. Explore careers | National Careers Service.

For year 11 and year 13, remember whatever is in that envelope in August, there is always an option. You may take a route that you hadn't considered before, it is a detour, not the end of the road. Sometime's taking a different route leads to to ideas and opportunities we would otherwise have missed.

To the rest of you, have a great summer when you get there, I look forward to meeting you in the new school year.

Melanie

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Discover the exciting world of creative careers in TV and Broadcasting. Gain unique insights into what it takes to build a successful national broadcaster like Channel 4.

This experience will open your eyes to a variety of roles across the industry and provide meaningful work experience, from technical positions to on-camera roles, and introduce you to the talented people who make it all happen. With over 4,200 participants in the UK already gaining valuable industry knowledge, it's your turn to dive in. Ready to explore and build your creative career? Sign up today!

https://www.4skillsworkexperience.com/PreRegister

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Please sign up here if you are a teacher, careers advisor or working within an education institution and want to manage / support your learner’s progress. Our team will be in touch to verify your access for safeguarding compliance.

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JPMorganChase has a long history in the United Kingdom. The firm employs approximately 22,000 employees throughout the UK and is committed to operating a healthy and vibrant company that plays a leading role in advancing a sustainable and inclusive economy.

The firm supports global and local economies, in the UK JPMorganChase banks nearly 4,500 medium and large companies and over two million retail customers. At the same time, the firm works with non-profit organisations, helping to improve access to career opportunities, supporting small businesses to grow and succeed, and assisting families to build stronger financial futures.

This programme will see you join JPMorganChase, both in-person and online, for work experience that will provide you with practical expertise such as CV and interview techniques, networking skills, and opportunities to showcase these with peers and JPMorganChase staff. You will gain insight into the work they do, as well as access and exposure to the teams that help create positive impact for JPMorganChase’s customers, clients, and communities.

Before your two-day in-person experience, you’ll start with a virtual workshop designed to help you make the most of your time with us. You will then attend in-person at JPMorganChase’s London office over two days, engaging in interactive learning, networking, and skill-building sessions. After the in-person experience, you’ll be able to apply what you learn in a follow-up virtual workshop designed to further enhance your skill development.

To be eligible to attend, you must be available for all sessions.

Session 1: 4th August 2025 (virtual)

Session 2: 11th-12th August 2025 (in person)

Session 3: 20th February 2026 (virtual)

Find out more about JPMorganChase on their company page.

Agenda

This is what the sessions will look like:

Session 1

Welcome and introduction to the programme

Skills survey

Top tips to make the most out of the programme

Q&A

Session 2

Day 1

Welcome and icebreaker

Tour of JPMorganChase offices

Panel Q&A

Skills development session

Introduction to Enterprise Challenge

Day 2

Welcome and skills talk

Enterprise challenge

Speed networking

Enterprise challenge presentations and reflections

Session 3

Employability talk

Employability workshop

Final survey

Next steps and celebrating your success

How we'll assess your application

When you submit your application, you'll be asked to answer a number of questions, including why you want to attend this event and what skills you'd like to gain. We'll be using these answers to assess your suitability for the programme.

Make sure to show you've done your research on JPMorganChase and mention any relevant hobbies or interests you have or subjects you study at school. As for the skill, don't just write 'team work', explain why you want to develop this and how you expect to.

To be eligible for the work experience programme, you should ideally live within a reasonable commuting distance of the JPMorganChase office, i.e. no more than an hour of travel.

Next steps

Register for this in person event using your Uptree account. If you do not have an Uptree account, register here.

There are limited spaces available for this event - priority will be given to students who meet the criteria listed at the top of this page.

Prioritisation will begin two months before the event - successful applicants will receive an invitation eight weeks before the event. If you register after this time, you might not receive a response.

Once you've accepted your invitation, your parent/guardian will need to sign our permission form to guarantee your place on the programme.

Any questions, please do contact us: educationteam@uptree.co

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London: JPMorganChase, Work Experience Programme - Event on Mon, August 11, 2025

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We’re looking for curious and enthusiastic students aged 14 to 16 (in Year 10 or Year 11 at the start of the programme), who are interested in learning about the financial services industry.

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Tesco's Stronger Starts Apprenticeship Programme is now open for applications!

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Stronger Starts Retail | Tesco Apprenticeships & Graduates

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Our store teams all share something in common: they want to serve our shoppers a little better every day.

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Remember that you all have log in details to complete the various careers quests on the startup sherpa platform.

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Sherpas - Creating a generation of confident, career-ready teenagers

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ALREADY A SHERPEE? SIGN IN! Platform Sign In TAKE PART SIGN UP TO OUR WAITING LIST Leave us your details and we’ll let you know when we kick off a new SuperSquad! Young Person Interest (General)First NameLast NameWhat is the name of your school?EmailSign me up! GET PAID TO BRING YOUR IDEAS TO LIFE CASH

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Unlock Exciting School Work Experience Opportunities!

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Discover transformative school work experience opportunities with industry experts. Elevate your skills and start your journey with Speakers for Schools.

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This is a resource with bite sized learning modules about British Airways, aviation and employability skills. There are also colleagues on the site as digital mentors that your students can online chat with: Speedbird Z.

BA keep users of the site updated with all their opportunities like work experience and apprenticeship events.

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Sector guides for careers in: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hnsH_ydExxt9F7ySs2qV6gQfzNJxTd4-

Retail

TRansport and logisitics

Contruction

Hospitality and catering

Creative, media and film

Digital and ICT

Buisness and administration

Manufacturing and engineering

Health and social care

Green

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Choices magazine is dedicated to helping students make important decisions after turning 16. Although it has been written for Year 11s, it may also be useful for Year 12s in 6th form or college. We have also included some information for your parents or carers.

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Great virtual WEX opportunity, Learn about a career in retail.

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Whether just starting your career or looking to change your career direction, everyone is welcome at JLP. Our virtual work experience gives you a taste of just a few of the careers available across the Partnership.

Our organisation is a complex puzzle of amazing people, with incredible skills all pulling together to achieve the John Lewis Partnership vision. It's time to experience that for yourself!

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Whether just starting your career or looking to change your career direction, everyone is welcome at JLP. Our virtual work experience gives you a taste of just a few of the careers available across the Partnership. Our organisation is a complex puzzle of amazing people, with incredible skills all pulling together to achieve the John Lewis Partnership vision.

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The BBC is planning to announce a new £6m investment in BBC Bitesize to make it a more personalised learning platform. Using AI, the learning will adapt to the user and allow a deeper understanding of

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Engineering is a vast field, with the industry employing around a quarter of the UK workforce! More familiar roles include civil or structural engineer - professionals who are involved in the design of buildings and infrastructure such as roads, railways and bridges. However, engineers also work in areas as diverse as medicine and computing.

For example, software engineers design computer programs and apps, while biomedical engineers develop technology for use in medicine, such as robotic limbs or surgical tools. Electronic engineers on the other hand design circuitry which goes into gadgets such as smartphones, games consoles and even cars. Regardless of the field, all these engineers use problem-solving skills to design solutions to technical challenges.

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Engineering is a vast field, with the industry employing around a quarter of the UK workforce! More familiar roles include civil or structural engineer - professionals who are involved in the design of buildings and infrastructure such as roads, railways and bridges. However, engineers also work in areas as diverse as medicine and computing.

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There are two types of banking. Retail banking refers to the so-called 'high street banks' where you, your family and businesses keep their savings and apply for loans. In this area of work, you could work as a cashier, mortgage advisor or branch manager. Investment banks help individuals, businesses and other organisations make money from financial markets by investing in stocks and shares and other financial products. You could work as a market trader, fund manager, investment analyst or stockbroker.

Accountants keep track of an organisation's finances. Specialisms include tax accountants, who work out ways for companies to save money on tax while paying what they owe. Management accountants advise on decision-makers on their financial plans. Auditors independently check company accounts.

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There are two types of banking. Retail banking refers to the so-called 'high street banks' where you, your family and businesses keep their savings and apply for loans. In this area of work, you could work as a cashier, mortgage advisor or branch manager.

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Law is made up of a whole host of jobs. Barristers represent clients in court, presenting the case for the defence or prosecution by cross-examining witnesses and presenting legal arguments to the judge and/or jury. Solicitors work directly with clients - some assist individuals on issues such as writing a will or getting a divorce, while others advise and represent organisations in legal matters.

Then there are conveyancers, solicitors who specialise in the buying and selling of property. There are many other specialist legal professionals too, such as patent attorneys whose expertise is in intellectual property. Many people are also involved in supporting the legal system - from court reporters who record what is said in court to ushers who make sure proceedings run smoothly, doing things like preparing the courtroom and calling witnesses.

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Law is made up of a whole host of jobs. Barristers represent clients in court, presenting the case for the defence or prosecution by cross-examining witnesses and presenting legal arguments to the judge and/or jury. Solicitors work directly with clients - some assist individuals on issues such as writing a will or getting a divorce, while others advise and represent organisations in legal matters.

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Ofsted has published an independent review of careers guidance in special schools, independent specialist colleges and pupil referral units. Findings include:

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Help your students understand what a career in civil engineering could do for them and the world.

ICE's on-demand virtual work experience programme Civil Engineers: Shaping the World is for students aged 14 to 18 years old and shows young people what being a civil engineer is all about.

It features:

online content that can be completed flexibly

6 student-friendly topics including sustainability, improving lives and keeping us entertained

recorded webinars featuring industry experts

a topic on being career ready with tips on CVs and cover letters

a certificate of completion at the end

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Play Your Way Into Production has been produced by One to One Development Trust in collaboration with SIGN as part of a research project to break down barriers to getting into the screen industry. The game is designed help potential new entrants understand the tasks and duties of certain job roles and develop skills. There is also an educational resource pack.

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Explore an immersive and interactive film set as a new junior member of the team

Play Your Way Into Production has been produced by One to One Development Trust in collaboration with SIGN as part of a research project to break down barriers to getting into the screen industry. The game is designed help potential new entrants understand the tasks and duties of certain job roles and develop skills which are traditionally gained through (unpaid) work experience.

The game is particularly relevant to those studying film/TV courses and those teaching media studies/film production but will also be of interest to people hoping to get into the industry, regardless of their qualifications.

Set in a film/TV studio, the fictitious Pink Sprout Productions company are making a CGI dinosaur documentary. Players are plunged into unfamiliar the world of film/TV studio, and are given a number of tasks to complete and scenarios to navigate that reflect some of those that may be encountered when working in the industry, which will challenge their perceptions.

The game features a TV/film studio environment populated by 17 crew members with varied backgrounds and experience. As well as playing the game, players can explore technical equipment and props, overhearing conversations, taking on tasks and helping out with the shoot.

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Considering a career in Film and TV?

Check out the BAFTA’s new ‘Follow Your Spark’ campaign is designed to help young people build a creative career.

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Find out the major role BAFTA plays in supporting the next generation of film, games and TV talent - how we identify and reward talent, then make the connections to established practitioners in order to support their careers.

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WonderWhat is a free web app where career advice meets creativity. Created for ages 13+, simply tap on images you like, and it’ll match-make you with 3 creative career options. You can then learn realtime sector salary information, the freshest news, and social accounts you should follow.

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Explore - WonderWhat, Co-created by Bond + Coyne and Arts University Bournemouth

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Explore 1000s of images from a range of different creative disciplines.

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"You are never too small to make a difference"

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"You are never too small to make a difference"

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- Greta Thunberg

What is Green Careers Week?

Taking place from the 6th to the 11th November 2023, Green Careers Week promotes and highlights the various environmentally conscious career opportunities for young people to help the UK move towards it's goal of achieving Net Zero by 2050.

With two-thirds of 10,000 16-25 year olds across 10 different countries stating that they 'were worried' about climate change, in a study from the University of Bath, let's dive into the range of careers to help support our Earth's future!

An Environmental Scientist

An environmental scientist studies the environment, plants, animals, humans and how these different areas are interlinked to uncover ways for us to adopt more sustainable practices. Their research also gives advice on what is harming the environment and how we can tack it.
Studying Biology? Find out where it could lead you!

Green Energy and Technology

From solar power to wind turbines, establishing renewable energy resources is vital for the health of our planet. You could be responsible for working in industries to create cutting-edge technology to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change.

Check out these Green Careers at bp!

Environmental Law

Environmental lawyers use their legal knowledge and analytical skills to make our world greener. They could be advising big companies about their legal obligations to the environment. They also work for the government, helping to come up with new laws that protect the earth.

Considering a law career? Check out our Law Career Zone!

Want to find out more?
Check out these handy articles on our website:

Infographic: Where Geography Could Take You

Career Zone: Agriculture & The Environment

What is an Atmospheric Chemist?

Industry Spotlight: Energy & Utilities

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The government has published a list of 85 qualifications, taken by over 17,000 students, that will now be defunded because they "overlap" with wave three of T Levels. Another 134 qualifications taken

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New data from UCAS shows a fall in the number of 18 year-olds accepted into university. Fewer students got into their first choice of university this year. But more students qualified for their second

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The National Grid Careers Hub has been created for Key stage 4 & 5 students as a candidate experience and digital mentoring platform, to connect students with role models at National Grid, and to support them with their onward journey into a career in STEM. The platform is also linked to Gatsby Benchmarks: 2, 5 & 8.

Your students are  invited to sign up to the National Grid Careers Hub where they can:

Access career guidance into a career in STEM via online modules.

Find out about apprenticeship and work experience opportunities.

Connect with digital buddies who are current employees working at National Grid. Your students can learn about the buddies’ experiences and ask them questions if they wish to find out more.

Create discussions with other students via forums.

Sign up here

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Explore the world of the biopharmaceutical industry through our free interactive virtual work experience programme that will provide you with an in-depth overview of how medicines are developed and brought to market. Join thousands of users on our ‘Molecule to Market’ journey, hosted by Forage, to gain practical insight into the biopharmaceutical industry and to boost your skills to prepare you for your next job application, or to support you in the next step of your career.

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Explore the world of the biopharmaceutical industry through our free interactive virtual work experience programme that will provide you with an in-depth overview of how medicines are developed and brought to market.

Explore the world of the biopharmaceutical industry through our free interactive virtual work experience programme that will provide you with an in-depth overview of how medicines are developed and brought to market. Join thousands of users on our 'Molecule to Market' journey, hosted by Forage, to gain practical insight into the biopharmaceutical industry and to boost your skills to prepare you for your next job application, or to support you in the next step of your career.

You'll have a chance to explore the rigorous research and development process, the complexities of health economics, the strategic considerations of marketing, and the meticulous approach of developing a go-to-market strategy - the key steps which allow medicines to go from concepts into the hands of patients.

PP-UNP-GBR-5105 / June 2023

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The CITB has commissioned Careers Collective to create a film with companion learning materials, to positively promote construction as an aspirational career path, engage and inform, and support individuals to make good career choices.

We have designed learning materials to support students in both mainstream and specialist settings, as well as young adults looking to enter the construction industry. There are posters for display purposes, career profiles, and 4 student workbook PDFs, differentiated for those learning from Entry Level to Level 3, which includes adults. Teacher PDFs provide additional information, links, and suggested activities for students at Entry Level, Level 1 and 2.

Please complete the teacher and student evaluation forms with the number of students who have watched the film under your supervision.

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Careers Collective. Take control of your Career Development from the Inside Out.

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Created for the Construction Industy Training Board, and Go Construct, this page offers free film, learning reources and accompanying teachers' packs for schools to use to inform their students about the wide variety of jobs in construction that are open to them.

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STEM In Action Series
Free, self-paced online activities for KS3 Years 7 to 9

This month we are excited to announce the addition of our sixth module Careers.
In this module explore a variety of STEM Careers, hear from Imperial students about their journey to University and investigate your STEM future with guides and quizzes.

STEM in Action is an online resource with six themed modules that include videos and activities that can be done at home or in school. Explore all the modules and learn about how scientists and engineers at Imperial College London are working to better our world and your own STEM future.

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Careers in Green Industries - interactive book

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Careers in Green Industries - interactive book

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Our NEW, FREE online course Introduction to Life Sciences with ATAC is definitely worth taking a look at if your students are interested in Biology and the life sciences industry!

By the end of the course, students will:

Understand what advanced cell and gene therapies are and be able to explain their impact on the world

Know what careers are available in the industry

Be able to make a plan to apply to roles in the industry

Students can learn more about the course and get started here.

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Inspiring Careers LMI Bulletin July 2023 (1)

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Project Achieve is hosting a work experience programme for young people aged 16-20, aimed at helping students develop an understanding of the outdoors and build on essential life skills. Click here to apply.

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Each year, Challenge The Wild will deliver 4 outdoor challenge events at zero cost to the not-for-profit organisations. To date, we have raised over £22,000 through these free events.

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We are pleased to announce the launch of the Empowered Females in STEM Network, a free initiative designed to showcase opportunities and provide support for young females and non-binary students looking to pursue careers in STEM.

The Empowered Females in STEM Network will:
-Prepare young females with essential employability skills to kick start their STEM careers
-Provide access to a range of opportunities with leading STEM employers including a mentoring programme, STEM events, Insight days, work experience opportunities and apprenticeships.
-Create an inclusive space for young women and non-binary STEM students to feel valued members of the STEM community.
-Enable the self-efficacy of young females in STEM to increase.

We are proud to be sponsored by global STEM companies, the first key sponsors of this network being Bp, Dyson and Colt.

To join you must be:

female or non-binary students (or a teacher interested in promoting STEM opportunities to their students)

in Year 11, 12 or 13

living in England

interested in pursuing a career in STEM

https://share-eu1.hsforms.com/1t4yAaY0qSnO4yuEq06WnMAg7wfy
Student application form

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Empowered Females in STEM network- Student poster-6

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World of WorkPart of the FT Schools programme, this is a practical guide to help students with career planning, including advice on choosing a rewarding path, tips on making an impact, what to wear in your first job, and employment prospects across a range of sectors

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Part of the FT Schools programme, this is a practical guide to help students with career planning, including advice on choosing a rewarding path, tips on making an impact, what to wear in your first job, and employment prospects across a range of sectors

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Part of the FT Schools programme, this is a practical guide to help students with career planning, including advice on choosing a rewarding path, tips on making an impact, what to wear in your first job, and employment prospects across a range of sectors

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Coca-Cola want youto know about the fantastic career opportunities available within their organisation. They've created this mini work insight experience. Click above to find out more.

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Interested in a career in the performing arts?

The Old Vic Hub offers free digital learning content devised by theatre creatives and professionals. Our resources are designed to welcome anyone, of any age, experience or ability, into the world of theatre and beyond.

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Please find attached this incredible digital resource that has recently been shared with the school by Hillingdon Council. It is a really useful document, especially for Year 11 pupils, outlining all your  post 16 option choices.

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Please remember that you can arrange a 1-1 or group Careers Appointments with our independent careers advisor – Mrs Kindley Deeks, available for all pupils.  We are currently prioritising appointments for our year 11 pupils.

Please use the Google docs form to sign up for a careers appointment. https://forms.gle/rfUtHAFQ9pNDjkMW9

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Access Google Forms with a personal Google account or Google Workspace account (for business use).