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The Engineering Apprenticeships: Excellent Employers directory - West Midlands helps you to find the best employers in the region for engineering apprenticeships

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Microsoft Apprenticeships 2025 – Applications open soon!

Do you aspire to work for a company where you will be given real responsibility from day one?

Microsoft offer a diverse range of apprenticeships catering to every interest, making sure there's a perfect fit for you.

Seize the chance to be part of something extraordinary, where your ambitions meet innovation, and your journey is filled with excitement. By registering your interest you guarantee that you will be the first to know when applications open at Microsoft!

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2025 apprentice roles now open – early application is advised.

Are you ready to make a difference? You could be a pioneer, fast-tracking the future of BAE Systems through innovative technology and next-generation engineering feats. With our apprenticeships you’ll earn while you learn and receive job-specific training, experience and recognised qualifications that will kickstart your career.

Get going from day one in a role that really matters. Play your part in creating cutting-edge products and services to help secure the world’s future – and your own.

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BBC Apprenticeships - Broadcast and Media Technical Operator Schemes

Part of the BBC Apprenticeship Webinars collection

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Night OWLS can help you if you:

Feel you have nowhere to turn

Feel you can’t go on living

Are in a crisis

Are finding it hard to cope with life

Are feeling angry, lonely, anxious or depressed

Are feeling confused or finding it hard to think straight

Are feeling unsafe

Are caring for a young person

Just want to talk

We’re available 8pm–8am every day for children, young people, parents and carers across West Yorkshire.

Call us on: Freephone 0800 1488 244

Text us on: 07984 376950

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Leeds Survivor-Led Crisis Service are part of a network of mental health services in Leeds. We liaise with and undertake joint work with other services, while maintaining our identity as an innovative, service user led voluntary sector organisation.

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Sony World Photography Awards: Youth Competition

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Sony World Photography Awards: Youth Competition

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Open Call: Show us your best images!

Enter your favourite photographs taken in 2024. Submit up to three of your striking single images from the past year and share them with the judges. All photographic styles, genres and approaches are welcome – enter your top standout images you think will catch the judge’s eye and imagination.

Competition runs from 1 June 2024 to 3 January 2025

Photographers can enter up to three images relating to a theme

Judges will select a shortlist of up to 10 photographers

Shortlist compete for Youth Photographer of the Year title

Overall winner receives Youth Photographer of the Year title and Sony digital imaging kit

Please see 'Rules' below for full image eligibility criteria

Deadline for entries is 3 January 2025 at 13:00 (GMT)

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Calling all young photographers: The Youth competition of the Sony World Photography Awards aims to find the best up and coming photographers. Anyone aged 12-19 years of age can enter this free photography competition.

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From the 18th October, we’re inviting local young artists to design a bespoke bauble inspired by the festive season.

‘Tis the season and isn’t it such a beautiful, inspiring time of year? With our Festive Bauble design competition, your youngster can illustrate their favourite things about the winter season. They could recreate crisp, frozen landscapes; twinkling lights that adorn their favourite streets or places; or an image of special family traditions. Once their imagination is ignited, they can draw their vision onto our design template, using any medium of their choice.

All entries are completely free, and each design will be displayed in our Hertfordshire studio and shop. The competition will close on the 30th November, and the winner and runners up will be announced the following week. The winning artist will have a design consultation with our Senior Designer, Francesca Glos, to finalise the design. Our talented goldsmith will then bring it to life by hand engraving it onto a sterling silver disc. When the final engraved bauble is ready, they can collect the winning prize. Just in time to hang up for the seasonal festivities!

This is the perfect activity to kickstart the joyous season, and to get the family exploring the area for fresh inspiration. And of course, a chance to express their artistic side through jewellery design. Once they have completed their design, please pop the finished template, (along with the contact details form), to our Harriet Kelsall Bespoke Jewellery Studio and Shop. Please let us know if you would like us to email over a copy of the festive design template.

Send or deliver to: Fairclough Hall Farm, Halls Green, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG4 7DP

Don’t forget, the closing date is 30th November.

We look forward to seeing your creations!

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From the 18 th October, we're inviting local young artists to design a bespoke bauble inspired by the festive season.

'Tis the season and isn't it such a beautiful, inspiring time of year? With our Festive Bauble design competition, your youngster can illustrate their favourite things about the winter season. They could recreate crisp, frozen landscapes; twinkling lights that adorn their favourite streets or places; or an image of special family traditions. Once their imagination is ignited, they can draw their vision onto our design template, using any medium of their choice.

All entries are completely free, and each design will be displayed in our Hertfordshire studio and shop. The competition will close on the 30 th November, and the winner and runners up will be announced the following week. The winning artist will have a design consultation with our Senior Designer, Francesca Glos, to finalise the design. Our talented goldsmith will then bring it to life by hand engraving it onto a sterling silver disc. When the final engraved bauble is ready, they can collect the winning prize. Just in time to hang up for the seasonal festivities!

This is the perfect activity to kickstart the joyous season, and to get the family exploring the area for fresh inspiration. And of course, a chance to express their artistic side through jewellery design. Once they have completed their design, please pop the finished template, (along with the contact details form), to our Harriet Kelsall Bespoke Jewellery Studio and Shop. Please let us know if you would like us to email over a copy of the festive design template.

Send or deliver to: Fairclough Hall Farm, Halls Green, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG4 7DP
Don't forget, the closing date is 30th November.
We look forward to seeing your creations!

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Channel your child's creativity this season. Enter our festive bauble design competition to win their illustration on a sterling silver disc.

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Get your students to sharpen those pencils and get out the paintbrushes! The BBFC’s Create The Card Competition is back, and this year we’ve teamed up with Paramount Pictures UK to invite children across the UK to design the official BBFC Black Card for Sonic the Hedgehog 3.

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Once-in-a-lifetime chance to design a BBFC Black Card for Paramount Pictures’ UK, Sonic the Hedgehog 3

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Unlock your students' creativity, innovation, and critical thinking in an exciting video-making competition with other Partner Schools from across the globe.

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Your World Competition | The British Council Partner Schools Programme

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Learn everything you need to know about the Your World student competition to effectively prepare your students.

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The European Astro Pi Challenge 2024/25

Giving young people the chance to run their computer programs in space

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The European Astro Pi Challenge is an ESA Education project run in collaboration with the Raspberry Pi Foundation. It offers young people the amazing opportunity to conduct scientific investigations in space, by writing computer programs that run on Raspberry Pi computers on board the International Space Station!

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Interested in gaining some work experience for 2025 in Law?

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Interested in gaining some work experience for 2025 in Law?

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Blacks Solicitors currently offer week-long placements all year round to students looking to gain work experience in an award-winning, commercial law firm.

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Work Experience in Pharmacy Leeds NHS Trust

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Medicines Management and Pharmacy Services support the delivery of high quality, specialist, and expert care for all our patients by ensuring the safe supply and accessibility of medicines. We work hard to make sure we have medicines available for patients, and those who care for them before they need them.

The department is one of the largest of its kind in Europe, with multiple specialist services providing support to St James's University Hospital, Leeds General Infirmary, Chapel Allerton and Seacroft Hospitals, and our partner organisations across Leeds and West Yorkshire.

Our services deliver:

The purchase, commission and supply of medicines

Preparative services such as medicine production from MHRA licensed units, Aseptics, Nutrition and Radiopharmacy

Clinical Services (Planned Care, Cancer Care and Unplanned Care across all specialties)

Quality, safety and risk management, and the Leeds Medicines Advisory Service providing information for professionals

Research and innovation, with an extensive portfolio of research and clinical trials.

Who we are

We have a large expert workforce made up of pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, scientists, manufacturing technicians, pharmacy support workers, doctors, nurses and business support staff.

What we do

Ensure medicines are used in the most effective and appropriate way

Managing medicines by checking prescriptions: Right dose? Right condition?

Medicine safety - monitoring patients' condition ensuring checks, such as blood tests, are performed.

Patient centred approach

We help patients and their carers understand what medicines they need to take and when to take them

We support patients and their carers to understand what the medicines are being used for and understand the possible side effects

We work with patients when they are unable to take their medicines to find alternative ways around the problem e.g., liquids rather than tablets, use of compliance aids or reminder cards.

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Pharmacy Services at Leeds Teaching Hospital Trusts support patients on their journey with medicines…

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Interested in gaining some real life work experience for Year 12? Then checkout some of the websites below!

Leeds Civic Trust (https://leedscivictrust.org.uk)

Email: office@leedscivictrust.org.uk

West Yorkshire Archives (https://www.wyjs.org.uk/archive-service/)

Email: archives@wyjs.org.uk

The Leeds (Private) Library (https://www.theleedslibrary.org.uk/)

Email: enquiries@theleedslibrary.org.uk

Medical Education Leeds, Library & Knowledge Service (https://www.leedslibraries.nhs.uk/your-library-service/leeds-teaching-hospitals)

Email: lthstafflibraries@nhs.net

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At Airbus our people work with passion and determination to build and create incredible products – perhaps an aircraft you may already have flown on, or the satellites that help keep you connected! We look for people who have a passion for learning and want to work in an industry that is always looking to the future.

The highly technical nature of the aerospace industry has created a huge demand for skilled and qualified specialists in the UK. That is why, at Airbus, we have carefully designed our apprenticeship programmes to give you valuable practical training while you complete your studies.

Our programmes provide a clear route for you to make your career fly.

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At Airbus, we have carefully designed our apprenticeship programmes to give you valuable practical training while you complete your studies.

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Ever wondered what subjects are linked to what jobs? Then take a look at the following website to get an understanding of where your subjects can lead!

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T Levels are a brand-new qualification choice that will follow GCSEs and give students a head start towards the career they want.

They will suit students who wish to start working towards a skilled occupation, prefer a practical approach to learning and want a predominantly classroom-based course.

Explore our collection of resources below that will help to equip you with the information needed to understand the new courses and be able to engage with parents and pupils about T Levels.

Or register to attend our upcoming webinar on 19th November.

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University isn’t the only route to a successful career in Accountancy.

If you are interested in combining your passions with a career in Accountancy, earning while you learn and avoiding university debt, then applying for one of our high-end Trainee Accountant / Tax Adviser apprenticeships might be the perfect next step for you.

Early Careers Vacancies | Armstrong Watson’

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In person programme in Bradford for young people living in a Bradford postcode:

Smart Futures Business & Tech: 17th February to 26th February -   *Half term (5 days) and Term time (3 days) – candidates will need permission from school/college if offered a place

Virtual Programmes – 5 days virtual + 3 in person days in Leeds:

STEM Futures: 27th May to 30th May and 28th July to 31st July 2025

Smart Futures Business and Finance: 4th August to 13th August 2025

Application are now live: Smart Futures: How to Apply (eyfoundation.com)

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Leeds, Bradford, Yorkshire Smart Futures Flyer

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Calling all aspiring creative 14-17 year olds! We are on the hunt for craft makers, performers, bakers for the new monthly student market!

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The Early Careers Team at HSBC is excited to announce that this autumn we will be launching our 2025 Degree Apprenticeship Programme.   Applications within Wealth & Personal Banking and Commercial Banking sectors will open on 1st October 2024, offering students a fantastic, funded pathway to a university degree alongside paid practical work experience.

For further information and to apply please visit  the HSBC Degree Apprenticeship page

Get to know HSBC and our Degree Apprenticeship programme and gain hints and tips on the selection process, please register for one of the below virtual sessions

Wednesday 9th October 2024 at 5.30pm

Registration Link

Tuesday 22nd October 2024 at 5.30pm

Registration Link

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CyberFirst Girls Competition (https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/cyberfirst/girls-competition). This national competition is designed to introduce girls to the world of cybersecurity and ignite their passion for the growing field of tech.

The competition is aimed at girls in Year 8 (England & Wales), S2 (Scotland), and Year 9 (Northern Ireland) and offers a unique chance to tackle fun and challenging problems related to cryptography, artificial intelligence, networking, and more. It’s an excellent way to motivate young minds and introduce them to the possibilities in cybersecurity.

Why should teachers encourage their students to participate?

Inspire Future Tech Leaders: The competition fosters an interest in STEM and promotes the importance of cyber security among young girls.

Prizes: Students from winning teams will receive brand-new laptops, and there are opportunities to win prize money for schools.

Engagement for All Levels: No prior cyber knowledge is necessary for students or teachers! Teams just need a guardian (over 18) who can guide the group through registration and competition.

Hands-on Learning: The competition includes challenges beyond the traditional syllabus, stretching the lateral thinking and problem-solving abilities of the participants.

Important Dates:

Registration: Open now!

Competition Dates: 18th November – 27th November 2024

Celebration Day (Gala event): 8th March 2025, on International Women's Day

This is an incredible chance for schools to showcase their students' talents, with opportunities to win not just prizes, but recognition across several categories such as Top Scoring Teams, Top Scoring CyberFirst Schools, and more!

Please share this competition with teachers in your network who may be interested in getting their students involved. The benefits of participating extend far beyond the competition, offering invaluable skills and experiences that will serve these students well into their future careers.

For more details and registration, visit the CyberFirst website (https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/cyberfirst/girls-competition)

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A dental nurse works within the dental team to provide oral health care for a patient. As a dental nurse, you will come in close contact with patients of all ages who may be anxious and in need of support and reassurance. Good communication skills and a friendly manner are essential. You will assist the dentist in all aspects of patient care. This will range from sterilising and preparing instruments, mixing materials and ensuring the patient is comfortable. You may also assist the dentist with various procedures such as minor oral surgery and extractions. The Level 3 Dental Nursing Apprenticeship will give you the opportunity to learn this role over an 18-month period. At the end of your apprenticeship, you will gain a Level 3 Diploma in Dental Nursing. Pay: A spot salary of £23,615 per annum Hours: 8.30am-5pm, Monday-Friday. 37.5 hours per week

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Leeds Building Society Virtual Work Experience

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Leeds Building Society Virtual Work Experience

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We’re giving you the opportunity to get virtual work experience, and give your career prospects a boost. With the help of Springpod, we’re offering interactive learning modules, that show what it’s like to work at Leeds Building Society. You’ll explore different career paths and discover why we believe it’s better to belong.

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Are you interested in a career in Pharmacy, have a passion for patient care but would like to work in a non-patient facing role? If so, this could be the ideal opportunity for you to achieve your dreams and make a difference. We are seeking enthusiastic, self-motivated and practical people to join our friendly team(s) in Pharmacy Preparative Services and complete a Level 3 Science Manufacturing Technician Apprenticeship. Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (LTHT) Pharmacy Preparative Services is one of the busiest services in the UK. It provides vital Ready to Administer injectable medicines including Antibiotics, Chemotherapy, Nutritional Feeds and Radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic and treatment clinics. You will work in specialised clean room areas and rotate around the different departments in Pharmacy Preparative Services

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Delivered by the Employment and Skills Service and the Culture Programmes team at Leeds City Council, the Leeds Creative Skills Festival returns for its third year on Monday 18 November 2024.

This year, we're offering a revamped event designed to inform and inspire young people to explore careers in the creative and cultural sector and become the future of the vibrant creative scene in Leeds and beyond.

The creative and cultural sector is made up on 9 industries include advertising and marketing, architecture, crafts, design (product, graphic and fashion), film, TV, video animation, SFX, radio and photography,  IT video games, software and computer services (creative tech), museums, galleries, libraries and heritage, music, performing and visual arts and publishing. The aim is to have representation at the event from each of these 9 industries

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Springboard Future Chef Competition!

-Train with professional chefs!

-Develop your culinary skills

-Grow in confidence in the kitchen

-Compete for a national title

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Are  you interested in law and want to take part in a national competition

-If you are interested in law, politics, drama or debating this is an excellent opportunity

-We need a team of 15 students in year 11 and 12 to take part in a mock trial

-This will be held in a real court against other schools

-Students will take the role of barristers, witnesses, jurors and court ushers

-This is a brilliant thing to add to college/university applications

-It will require commitment!

EMAIL holly.prosho@elawnswood.co.uk

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Our apprenticeship programme enables you to work in a number of different departments before choosing an area in which to specialise and take further qualifications. This apprenticeship will equip you with the agility, growth mindset and commercial skills needed to succeed now and in the future.

Our customer-centric Asda Service Centre team is based across both Morley and our head office (Asda House) in Leeds City Centre.

The Asda Service Centre delivers customer support, manages colleague payroll, evolves how we work with data/ systems and oversees supplier management. Continuous innovation is our focus. We strive to offer new and improved services to both our internal and external customers.

You will complete a series of 3-4 rotations in the following teams:

Omnichannel Customer Support: This is the customer support function for the whole business where you will look after customer interactions received through our contact centres, online support requests, chatbots and social media.

Accounts Payable: You will be part of a team making sure we pay our suppliers the correct amount on time

Commercial Support: You’ll work closely with our commercial buying teams to ensure Asda is paid correctly and on time by our suppliers

Strategy, Engagement and Execution: You’ll be part of the team driving our transformation agenda, helping us to deliver a world class service centre with people and communication at the heart of everything we do.

Work Where It Works

Our hybrid way of working gives you the choice to work where it works. This enables you to chose where you’ll be the most effective. It offers a mix of working from home and in an office environment that works best for you and your team.

You will also get an excellent benefits package including;-

Discretionary company bonus

Company pension up to 7% matched

10% colleague discount, free parking and many additional rewards.

We want all colleagues to be able to bring their best and true selves to work, every day. Simply put, we want our colleagues to be Proud to be Asda and proud to be themselves

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About the Role

The Opportunity

Our apprenticeship programme enables you to work in a number of different departments before choosing an area in which to specialise and take further qualifications. This apprenticeship will equip you with the agility, growth mindset and commercial skills needed to succeed now and in the future.

Our customer-centric Asda Service Centre team is based across both Morley and our head office (Asda House) in Leeds City Centre.

The Asda Service Centre delivers customer support, manages colleague payroll, evolves how we work with data/ systems and oversees supplier management. Continuous innovation is our focus. We strive to offer new and improved services to both our internal and external customers.

You will complete a series of 3-4 rotations in the following teams:

Omnichannel Customer Support: This is the customer support function for the whole business where you will look after customer interactions received through our contact centres, online support requests, chatbots and social media.

Accounts Payable: You will be part of a team making sure we pay our suppliers the correct amount on time

Commercial Support: You'll work closely with our commercial buying teams to ensure Asda is paid correctly and on time by our suppliers

Strategy, Engagement and Execution: You'll be part of the team driving our transformation agenda, helping us to deliver a world class service centre with people and communication at the heart of everything we do.

Work Where It Works
Our hybrid way of working gives you the choice to work where it works. This enables you to chose where you'll be the most effective. It offers a mix of working from home and in an office environment that works best for you and your team.

You will also get an excellent benefits package including;-

Discretionary company bonus

Company pension up to 7% matched

10% colleague discount, free parking and many additional rewards.

We want all colleagues to be able to bring their best and true selves to work, every day. Simply put, we want our colleagues to be Proud to be Asda and proud to be themselves

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Whatever you're looking for in your career, you'll find it at Asda.

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Tesco have launched their new Stronger Starts Retail Apprenticeship programme, as part of their commitment to empowering young people to achieve a stronger start in life. The programme offers an excellent salary, amazing benefits and the opportunity to gain a Level 2 apprenticeship in a supportive environment. To find out more, please click here.

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The Only LIVE NHS Healthcare Careers Virtual Work Experience In The UK Run By Healthcare Professionals!

Let us help you to take your first steps into the world of healthcare careers. It is live, giving you the chance to interact will healthcare professionals, but from the comfort and safety of your own home.  Join thousands of other students who are exploring healthcare careers with the help of our LIVE simulated high fidelity work experience programme!

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Each Live Work Experience event will showcase all of the careers above. Students will follow a series of patient case studies (as they would with in person work-experience), and learn about how each career has an impact on the patient as well as how they work together as part of a multidisciplinary team. This is important because it will help students to make an informed career decision and give them a more detailed insight into all of the allied healthcare professions over a 5 month programme.

We will not have an entire day focussing on just one profession, because it is important for students to have knowledge of healthcare careers in general to make an informed decision and strengthen their applications. For example, a student must be able to answer the question, 'why do you want to be a nurse and not a speech and language therapist?' at interview. However, over the course of 5 months, students will also build a substantial amount of insight into the profession of their choice.

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NHS Healthcare Careers Virtual Work Experience - Allied Healthcare Mentor

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Let us help you to take your first steps into the world of healthcare careers. It is live, giving you the chance to interact will healthcare professionals,

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PROGRAMMES TO RECRUIT, TRAIN AND
SUPPORT OUR LEADERS OF THE FUTURE

AT DHL we use Next Generation Talent Programmes to recruit, train and support our leaders of the future. Within the fast-paced, ever-changing supply chain industry we need to make sure we stay ahead of the game, and our apprentices play a crucial role in this.

Whether you want to be managing one of our many warehouses across the country, coordinating some of our 15000+ vehicles, driving our digitalisation agenda by working with data, be part of the engineering team that are creating innovative and sustainable solutions for complex challenges or playing a crucial part in the continuous improvement at site and functional level ,we have something for everyone.

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Take the first step towards a career today

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The GetMyFirstJob Website is your gateway to hundreds of Apprenticeships that will help you kick start your career. We work with training providers across the country to help young people earn while they learn.

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Grant Thornton based in Leeds and I wanted to share some superb career opportunities with you for your students. We are really keen to attract and develop local talent and applications are currently open for our Corporate tax School Leaver Programme. Working in tax is a rewarding, interesting and challenging career path, with many opportunities to learn and develop specialist skills and experience.

Our four-year School Leaver Programme is aimed at individuals finishing their A-levels. There are no fixed academic requirements for applicants because our recruitment is driven by an individual’s strengths and motivations. The programme allows individuals to learn skills on the job whilst also providing support in gaining a professional qualification without incurring student debt.

I’ve placed the link to the application below, and I would be grateful if you would share this opportunity with your students. If you’d like more information about the programme, or if you have interested students who would like to speak with one of my colleagues on the programme please let me know.

Link: Grant Thornton Trainees | Corporate Tax School Leaver Programme (Autumn 2024) - flexible on location in North region

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If university's not for you (and it's not for everyone), why not begin working towards a professional qualification right away?

With the scale and variety of clients we have to work with, no two days are the same at Grant Thornton. So not only will you get all the skills and training you need to become a trusted advisor, joining straight after A-Levels you could qualify a year earlier than those joining as graduates.
What you'll do

Four or five years of studying, learning and gaining real-work experience.

Work at our client sites, helping to provide the insight, advice and expertise they need to grow.

Gain cutting-edge skills and knowledge working on a variety of exciting projects.

Interact with senior business figures early in your career.

Enjoy being part of a dynamic global firm driven by independent thinkers.

Who you'll work with
From fintech and consumer markets, to public sector and not for profit - you'll work with organisations of different sizes, in different sectors, and in many different countries. Giving you a better understanding of the complete business lifecycle and an exhilarating mix of experiences.
Read more about what we do and our different business areas. What you'll get out of it
During your five-year programme, you'll study towards several qualifications (under the umbrella of an apprenticeship). And we're there for you. That's why we cover the costs of your exams, give you paid study leave, and regularly check in to make sure you're growing into the well-rounded business advisor you want to be.

That's not all though. Take a look at everything else you'll get.
Knowing you're right for us
We've got a flexible approach to academic entry requirements, and we'll consider these alongside your strengths, motivations and connection with us.

We're looking for people who want to contribute, spark fresh ideas and go beyond expectations. People who want to be able to proudly do what's right, for the firm, our clients, our people and themselves.

You should share our CLEARR values - Collaboration, Leadership, Excellence, Agility, Respect and Responsibility. Always striving to grow yourself, you should be driven to succeed with the ability to see tasks through to the end and remain agile, even when things don't go to plan.

Sound like you? Find out more about the skills we're looking for here.
How to apply
The first step is to complete a quick and easy online application form to give us some essential details. We'll then be in touch to let you know what happens next.

For a step by step on everything our application process involves, including tips on how to bring your best to every stage, head to the Employability Hub.
We're taking positive action
We want to make the way we recruit at Grant Thornton inclusive for anyone who wants to apply. So, if you need them, we'll make reasonable adjustments to any stage of our recruitment process. This could be adapting the format of the application form, for example, or adapting the way we interview. To request an adjustment, or discuss the options, contact us at traineerecruitment@uk.gt.com or call one of our offices and ask to speak to a member of the trainee resourcing team.

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Welcome to Staircase12, an online hub of resources and information for students thinking about applying to top universities. You'll find plenty of ideas here for stretching yourself beyond the school syllabus.

If you want to learn a bit more about why exploring your subject beyond school is important, and see some top tips for going about it, take a look at our Explore Your Subject page.

Reading Bank

You may have been told you need to "read around the subject", but might not be sure where to start (or just think reading is really boring). If that's the case then our Reading Bank is for you. It's full of reviews by Univ students and some tutors too of books that they'd recommend to students considering applying to study their subject at uni.

Explore our book reviews for Humanities, Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences, Medical Sciences and Social Sciences or take a look at the full range of reviews on our Reading Bank.

Here are four of this month's favourites:

Resources Hub

Exploring your subject isn't just about reading. There are resources all over the internet to help you engage with your subject interest and stretch yourself beyond the school syllabus. Check out our Resource Hub of links for ideas of lectures, podcasts, online courses, articles, blogs and much more. Or explore our specific resources for Humanities, Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences, Medical Sciences or Social Sciences.

If you're stuck for where to start, here are some of our favourites from this month (each resource opens in a new window):

Staircase12 Book Box

Univ's Staircase12 Book Box project is designed to improve students' access to physical resources to help them explore their subject interests further. Find out more about it on our Book Box page.

Further Information

Do you have further questions about applying to Oxford or about exploring your subject beyond school? Do you have a suggestion for a resource that it would be useful for us to share on Staircase12? Then please get in touch - E: access@univ.ox.ac.uk.

Students: why not also explore our Courses at Univ pages or meet the tutors on our Academics A-Z pages. You may also want to take a look at Univ's Study Day programme for Year 12 students; yet another way you can explore your subject beyond school.

Teachers: check out the events and resources we have for you here.

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It's important to make sure you know what to expect from an interview and to prepare as best as you can.

What to expect in an interview

Whether you're interviewing for a job, training or a qualification, the interview experience will be similar.

A potential employer may not be expecting you to have done the job before, but they'll be looking for relevant experience or strengths.

This is the same for interviews for qualifications or training. They'll be looking at your education, experience and interests.

Check the details of the interview

After you have been invited to an interview, make sure the date works for you. It's important you have enough time to prepare and can manage it around your other commitments.

Before your interview, make sure to find out if it's an in-person interview, a phone interview or a video interview.

If you have a disability you might need adjustments to make the interview accessible. You can get advice from Scope on how to ask for adjustments at an interview.

Prepare for the interview

Make sure you have time to prepare for your interview. This will help you to feel more confident.

To prepare for an interview, it's important to:

read the job description carefully and understand what skills and experience the employer is looking for

do some research on the company's website

look over your CV or application form and think about what the interviewer might ask you

prepare some examples from your past experience to refer to in the interview

Practise your answers

You'll usually have some time towards the end of the interview to ask some of your own questions.

These might be about the role or company. You could think of some questions when researching the company. It's important to write these down before the interview.

Get ready for an assessment centre or presentation

You might be asked to attend an assessment centre or do a presentation.

An assessment centre usually involves completing tasks and taking part in activities.

Remember the employer is looking to see how you:

work with other people

deal with problems

communicate and contribute

If you're being asked to present or take part in an assessment centre, make sure to read any instructions carefully.

Researching the employers website will also help you to get a feel for what the employer might be looking for.

On the day of the interview

It's normal to be a bit nervous on the day of an interview.

To feel prepared for an interview, you'll find it useful to:

give yourself plenty of time to arrive

turn off your phone so you're not distracted

check your computer and internet connection is working if your interview is online

be ready to start the interview 5 to 10 minutes before

know how to contact the interviewer in case you're running late or having technical issues

During the interview

Your interview will usually start with the interviewers introducing themselves and explaining what the role or training is.

You might be told about the structure of the interview and the types of questions they're going to ask.

Once the interview starts, you'll be asked a series of questions related to the role. Remember to answer questions using the STAR method.

Before answering a question you might want to:

ask the interviewer to repeat the question or explain further if you do not understand

write down the question or refer to your notes if you need to

think about your prepared examples and choose the best example to give

Make sure you're ready to ask your own questions that you prepared earlier.

At the end of the interview, you might want to ask when you'll hear back from them.

After the interview

You might want to follow up after the interview with an email or phone call unless you know when you'll hear back.

If you were successful and you're offered the role, congratulations!

Before accepting the role, you might want to:

ask for confirmation of the offer in writing

confirm a start date and let them know if you have a notice period

ask about work patterns or arrangements

let them know your salary expectations if you've not already discussed it

What to do if you do not get the role

It's normal to feel disappointed if you do not get the role after an interview. Remember that it's common to attend a few interviews before being offered a role.

It might be useful to reflect on some of the harder questions you were asked. This can help you improve for next time.

You can also ask the interviewer for feedback on how it went and where you could have done better.

You might find it useful to speak to a careers adviser about how to improve in interviews and secure a role.
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Top entry requirements, tricky interview questions... both universities are famously tough to get into, but how does the applications process compare between Oxford, Cambridge and other universities?

Applying to Oxbridge? We've also got a plan setting out what you need to get into Oxford or Cambridge - and take a look at what successful applicants told us about their Oxbridge interview experiences.

Don't forget that you can only apply to either Oxford or Cambridge - not both. If you're not sure which to go for (and both are excellent), read our guide on deciding between the two to figure out the best option for you.

1. It's all about academics at Oxbridge

The most obvious difference between admissions at Oxbridge and other universities is the emphasis on academics. Not all successful applicants to Oxford and Cambridge will have straight A*s under their belts, but let's face it - a fair few do!

While other universities may decide to offer you a place based on other skills, extracurricular interests and experience you have, it's your academic performance and ambitions that really interest Oxford and Cambridge admissions tutors.

Did you know...? For Oxford, the typical conditional offer ranges between A*A*A and AAA (depending on the subject), while most offers from Cambridge are A*AA.

2. Oxbridge assessments go beyond your grades and Ucas form

Most universities will use your predicted A-level (or other) grades and information from your Ucas form (including your personal statement) to inform their decision about whether to offer you a place. Oxford and Cambridge, however, use additional information to assess you on (as most apply with top grades).

Read our full guide to entry requirements to learn more.

Cambridge University

Applicants are required to submit a Supplementary Application Questionnaire (SAQ) in addition to the Ucas form, in order to provide a complete picture of themselves as an applicant -we go into more detail below.

Cambridge applicants will also take subject-specific tests, either prior to or at their interview. Bmat and Ucat exams are sat prior to interviews.

What is an SAQ?
After you submit your Ucas form, Cambridge applicants are expected to fill in an SAQ.

A SAQ asks for extra information on top of your Ucas application, including:

education and qualification history

personal details

topics covered as part of your AS/A-level (or equivalent) courses

registration numbers for admissions assessments (if applicable)

The Cambridge University website has more information on SAQs.

Oxford University

Oxford doesn't have an SAQ, but it does require applicants for most courses to take a test as part of the application process.

Did you know...? Both universities ask some applicants to submit examples of written coursework as part of the application.

3. Your personal statement is used a little differently

The personal statement is an important part of any university application - and whether applying to Oxbridge or anywhere else, it's a great opportunity to highlight your academic potential and to demonstrate that you've read widely around your subject (particularly important for Oxbridge candidates!).

But while it might be used by other universities as a means to decide whether or not to offer you a place, Oxbridge admissions tutors have all that additional information about you on which to make their decision - your test scores, interview performance, submitted coursework - making it less of a priority.

Did you know...? Your personal statement is likely to be used as a guide to what to ask you at interview, so make sure you're able to talk confidently about anything you include.

4. Oxbridge interviews are like tutorials or supervisions

A good deal of the teaching at Oxford or Cambridge takes place in small classes ('tutorials' at Oxford and 'supervisions' at Cambridge). In many ways, your interview will be replicating this type of class to assess whether you're suited to the teaching style.

Interviews are less common at other universities and can range from the Oxbridge-style 'exam out loud' to more of an informal discussion about your suitability for the course.

Did you know...? Interviews at Cambridge normally take place in one college, often on a single day - but Oxford applicants will usually stay for at least a couple of days and may be interviewed at multiple colleges.

5. You're applying to a college, too

Oxford and Cambridge are two of a handful of universities to have a collegiate structure (Durham and York are other examples). Your college at Oxford or Cambridge is where you'll live, socialise and do most of your studying.

The most important thing to know is that the college you choose won't affect your chance of getting a place.

When weighing up which college to go for...:

check that it offers the course you want to study

consider the size, how old or new it is and where it's based

visit on an open day and simply go with your instinct.

If you can't decide on a college, you can make an open application, where a computer program will allocate your application to a college for you. Once allocated, your application is treated exactly like any other.
Did you know...? According to the universities' websites, about one in five successful Oxford applicants and 25% of Cambridge applicants end up at a different college to the one they originally applied for - so don't agonise over your decision too much!

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There are over 150 institutions in the UK to choose from. Think about which ones match your preferences when it comes to courses, teaching style, location, type and extra-curricular opportunities.

Ask yourself these questions to help you shortlist universities you'd be happy to study at.
Which universities offer the subject area or specific course you're interested in?
Don't go to a university if it doesn't offer what you want.
Where do you want to study?
Think about proximity to home and if you want to be in an urban or rural area.
What type of university do you want to go to?
Think about size, reputation, and if you want to go somewhere with a greater emphasis on research or teaching.
What other opportunities and facilities do you want or need?
There could be certain societies and sports clubs you want to join, or you may need specialist support.

Going somewhere with the opportunities and facilities you want will help you create a good balance between studying and socialising. Most universities will offer similar things, but the quantity and quality will vary.

What societies and sports clubs do you want access to?

You might have a sport or hobby that you want to start or continue at university. Most universities will cater for popular sports like football or rugby and will have societies linked to academic departments. However, smaller universities won't necessarily be able to satisfy more niche interests.

You can research the students' union to find out what it offers, how responsive it is to students, and what its reputation is like.

Do you need any special services?

Universities should be able to accommodate anyone with special needs. They'll understand the Disability and Equality Act (2010) and associated legislation, and will want to make you feel welcome.

However, you can contact the university to make sure it will meet your needs. This could be by asking about the accessibility of old buildings or seeing what's on offer for learning support.

Is having a good careers service important?

University careers services help with everything from finding internships to industry networking. They can also help you get a part-time job to earn extra money during your studies.

If you're looking for a high level of career support, make sure you research what services are available at the universities you're interested in.

Is there affordable, accessible accommodation in a convenient location?

University accommodation varies in price and quality across universities. Each institution will have a range of options to suit different budgets and requirements. Use our accommodation section to find advice on what to look for.

The right location can help you make the most of your time at university. You may want to stay close to home or experience living in a completely new place.

Do you want to leave home or be able to commute from there?

Moving somewhere new can offer different experiences than living at home. This may be the first time you're living independently, so you'll have different responsibilities.

Alternatively, you may choose to live at home or be limited by personal circumstances. You'll still be able to immerse yourself in university life even if you're not living with your peers in student accommodation.

If you decide to leave home, how far away do you want to be?

You might want to move somewhere new but close enough so you can still easily see family and friends at home. Alternatively, you might crave independence and a fresh start that comes with moving far away.

You don't have to limit your search to UK universities either. Studying overseas offers different experiences and challenges to staying in the UK.

What do you want your university surroundings to be?

Universities are located in a variety of environments, from cities and towns to the suburbs and countryside. Each offers a different experience.

A more rural setting will be quieter and safer. This could be better for concentrating on work, but there might be less varied social and cultural opportunities. Going to a city will expose you to a much busier lifestyle with a more diverse population and more opportunities to socialise, but could mean too much distraction.

By visiting a university on an open day, you can find out:

What the journey from home is like

If you like the campus

How far from the nearest town or city the university is

If the location feels like somewhere you'd enjoy living

The UK has several different types of university. They can vary in age, size and location among other things.

What size university do you want to go to?

UK universities vary from large - with 30,000+ students, offering courses in a broad range of subjects - to small, specialist institutions of a few hundred people, and everything in between.

A smaller university will likely provide a stronger sense of community, but won't match the large universities for the number of courses, clubs and societies on offer.

Do you want to go to a campus or city university?

A campus university has accommodation, teaching spaces, research facilities and other amenities such as shops, restaurants and laundrettes all on one site. They're usually just outside a large city or town. Campus universities can be safer and more convenient, and have a stronger community spirit.

A city university has facilities spread across a number of different locations within the same city. They allow you to get more involved with what the city has to offer, such as industry opportunities, nightlife and cultural experiences.

Is the age of the university important?

Universities in the UK vary in age, from ancient institutions such as the Oxford and St Andrews to more modern ones like Harper Adams. The age of the university can be an indicator of the types of subjects taught and teaching style.

Older universities usually have a more 'traditional' academic focus and a strong emphasis on research. Newer universities often offer less traditional and more vocational courses, with a greater attention on teaching over research.

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The majority of UK Medical Schools offer Integrated Medicine courses, but what makes their courses unique is the different teaching approaches used to deliver the courses.

Let's take a look at the different learning styles, to see which will suit you best...

Problem-based learning (PBL)

You'll be given a problem or case study to resolve and learn from each week and this will be guided by group work facilitated by a tutor and self-directed study

You can expect to have lectures and seminars alongside the group work, but a large emphasis will be on you doing self-directed learning

Key focus on learning how to interact with patients

Find out more here .

Case-based learning (CBL)

A medical case will be used as a focal point for a particular area of the curriculum and this will trigger studies around the knowledge and skills need to resolve this

You can expect to work in small groups for short periods as well as more traditional learning methods like lectures and seminars

Patient-focused learning within the community

Only Liverpool, Cardiff and Glasgow apply this approach

Enquiry-based learning (EBL)

You'll be given questions, problems or scenarios rather than being given facts. You'll then be expected to think around these by identifying any issues and doing further research to expand your knowledge

You can expect to be in charge of your own learning rather than a teacher delivering lectures

This style is very similar to PBL and is only offered by Birmingham University currently

Full details of how individual Medical School's deliver their Medicine courses can be found on their websites.

We hope you find this useful as you navigate which Medical Schools you should apply for. If you're interested in what else to consider when researching where to apply, click here .

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Medical Schools will ultimately be looking for students who display qualities needed to make excellent Doctors when they assess applications. Three main skills that Medical Schools look for through work experience and volunteering are:

Ability to care

Communication skills

Ability to reflect

What Types Of Work Experience Are Best For Developing Caring And Communication Skills?

Medical Schools will look for students who are able to demonstrate that they have an understanding of how to be caring. It's possible to develop this skill in a number of ways. The primary route most students like to take is by carrying out a placement in a clinical setting, including:

Hospitals

GP surgeries

Shadowing Community Nurses

Hospices

You can find some tips on how to arrange these types of placements here .

These types of work experience placements can prove hard to arrange, so don't feel disheartened if you struggle with this. It's not essential to have clinical placements, as long as you've done something that's helped you develop an understanding of caring that you can talk about in your application, for example:

Volunteer work in a care home

Volunteer work with children

Assisting older family members

Supporting other students at school

Simulations of real-life medical cases - find out more about how you can do this here

Communication Skills

As a Doctor you'll be expected to communicate with a wide range of people on a daily basis, including at times, communicating bad or uncomfortable news. That's why Medical Schools will be looking for students with examples of how they've used communication to interact and build relationships with others.

How Can You Build On Your Communication Skills?

Long-term volunteering - this is a fantastic way to practise building relationships with others and show your dedication to a cause. By volunteering somewhere for a few months, you'll be able to work closely with others and be able to draw on what you've learnt from this in your Medical School application.

Societies at school - these are a great way to develop both communication and teamwork skills whilst at school. Does your school have a MedSoc? Try and get involved if you can. Or, see if you can work as a student ambassador.

Observing healthcare professionals - if you're able to, try and shadow a healthcare professional at work. It doesn't matter if this is just for a day or two, it's what you take away from it that will count. Think about how they communicate with patients and colleagues and have a think about what you can learn from this.

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Top Skills Medical Schools Will Look For - Medical Projects

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Medical Schools will ultimately be looking for students who display qualities needed to make excellent Doctors when they assess applications. Three main skills that Medical Schools look for through work experience and volunteering are: Ability to care Communication skills Ability to reflect Medical Schools will look for students who are able to demonstrate that they have an understanding of how to be caring.

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Work Experience (online) for students aged 14-17 in Medicine, Midwifery, Dentistry, Psychology, Architecture, Business, Veterinary Science, Law, Computer Science & Performing Arts

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Work Experience (online) for students aged 14-17 in Medicine, Midwifery, Dentistry, Psychology, Architecture, Business, Veterinary Science, Law, Computer Science & Performing Arts

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The cost for each of these days is £59 and they run from 11am to 4pm.

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Career Explorers - Work Experience and Career Days

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Lots of information & advice for anyone interested in any of the 350 different careers in the NHS 

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Lots of information & advice for anyone interested in any of the 350 different careers in the NHS 

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Register using your school email to complete tasks, get advice from healthcare ambassadors, & maybe win prizes as you find out about careers in Healthcare

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An opportunity for Work Experience for Post-16 students

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An opportunity for Work Experience for Post-16 students

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An opportunity to participate in a week-long work insight and skills experience in which you would be given the opportunity to spend a day at four different businesses.

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Welcome to Social Mobility Business Partnership

SMBP is a volunteer led charity which brings together over 130 professional services firms, commercial organisations and professional sports teams committed to supporting students from low income backgrounds in their pursuit of a career, in particular, as a legal or finance professional.

SMBP currently runs programmes to include students from Belfast, Birmingham, Blackpool, Bradford, Brighton, Bristol, Glasgow, Leeds, London, Manchester, Norwich, Oldham and Reading, successfully unifying efforts to promote social mobility in the legal and accountancy professions through partnerships with the Solicitors Regulation Authority, ACCA, the ICEAW, CILEx, Law Society of Scotland, Law Society of Northern Ireland, The Bar Standards Board, The Faculty of Advocates, ACCA, ICAS, IntoUniversity and the Sutton Trust.
Our Objectives
SMBP works to:

break down psychological 'fitting in' barriers students may experience when entering the world of business by providing them with an opportunity to experience different working environments and meet the professionals within them;

develop students' commercial awareness and skills in the following areas: interviewing, team working, relationship building, presenting, influencing, resilience, goal planning and negotiation;

arm students with multiple corporate brand names to create stand out Personal Statements and CVs;

provide engaging business game focussed work insight experiences to create anecdotes to enable students to confidently answer competency questions asked during university and job interviews; and

assist students with each step of their career journey through online virtual coaching on Personal Statement/CV creation, completion of application forms and interview preparation.

Our Programme

The programme starts with an induction where students learn about pathways to the professions from our supporting regulatory partners, the future impact of AI on the delivery of professional services and the facts about university finance.

The students participate in a week-long work insight and skills experience in which they are given the opportunity to spend a day at four different businesses; in addition, they attend a day run by a professional sports club to learn about the psychology of resilience and goal achievement models.

Finally, students have access to online 'virtual coaching' from legal, accountancy and business professionals. Our coaches are on hand to help with creating Personal Statements/CVs, compiling application forms and preparing for interviews.

A SMBP 'Student Journey on a Page' can be accessed by clicking here.

Want to make a donation?

Click here: if you want to support SMBP nationwide.

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Home - Social Mobility Business Partnership

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SMBP is a volunteer led charity which brings together over 130 professional services firms, commercial organisations and professional sports teams committed to supporting students from low income backgrounds in their pursuit of a career, in particular, as a legal or finance professional.

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A great opportunity for Work Experience with 4Skills in partnership with Channel 4! For students aged 16+

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A great opportunity for Work Experience with 4Skills in partnership with Channel 4! For students aged 16+

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Follow the Lifecycle of a TV show over 6 weeks of work experience

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In Y11, 12 or 13 and interested in pursuing a career in Accountancy & Finance?

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In Y11, 12 or 13 and interested in pursuing a career in Accountancy & Finance?

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Sign up for this FREE Accountancy Academy.

Day One - Information & Skills
Introduction to accountancy

Understanding various roles within finance and what the role of an accountant is within the world of work

Routes to qualification including apprenticeships

Interview skills

How to apply for roles in finance including writing cover letters

'Dragons Den' exercises with a task for students to work on in groups

Day Two - Employer Day

Presentations of previous days tasks in your groups

Employer presentations

Q&A Session with local employers

Mock Interviews with employers

CV Surgery

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320 Higher & Degree Level Apprenticeships for 2022/23 recruitment

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320 Higher & Degree Level Apprenticeships for 2022/23 recruitment

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Have a look at the wide range of employers!

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Lots of opportunities for virtual work experience from many of the UK's biggest companies

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Lots of opportunities for virtual work experience from many of the UK's biggest companies

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Visit https://www.speakersforschools.org/work-experience/ for links to apply for VWEx in Health, Business, Accountancy, Construction, Utilities, Media, Computing, Transport, IT +++

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Want to study Law at University in the UK? Here's a scholarship programme that may help.

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Want to study Law at University in the UK? Here's a scholarship programme that may help.

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The scholarships will provide five students with £15,000 per year, to cover the costs of university fees and contribute to living expenses. Recipients will also be given a mentor from the firm. A chance not to be missed!

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We're delighted to offer our scholarship for students looking to study law at university in the UK.

Receive £15,000 per year towards your further education

The scholarships will provide five students with £15,000 per year, to cover the costs of university fees and contribute to living expenses. Recipients will also be given a mentor from the firm, invited to insight days and employment workshops, provided with work experience and guaranteed a place at an assessment centre for a training contract.

In recognition that there are both practical barriers (such as the sheer cost of university education) as well as those which are harder to identify (like not knowing anyone who can share their experiences of working in law), our programme has been designed to address both elements.

Criteria

To be eligible you must successfully apply for a law degree to commence in September/October 2023 (you do not need to have secured your place prior to your application for the scholarship).

To be considered you must:

Be able to demonstrate that you have the academic potential to succeed at university;

Be attending, and have attended from aged 11, a state-funded, non-fee-paying school/college; and

You must meet one of the following:

Be in receipt of, or have previously received or have been eligible for, free school meals, pupil premium, education maintenance allowance and/or 16 to 19 bursary;

Have grown up in a household where no parent or guardian attended University;

You are, or have been, in local authority care (for a period of 3 months or longer);

You are, or have been, a full-time or part-time carer;

You came to the UK as a refugee or asylum seeker; or

You are attending a state school or college with below average A-Level or Higher point score and/or low rate of progression to higher education.

Applications for our scholarships are open from 1 October 2022 until 28 February 2023.

Who we're looking for

We look for qualities that'll make you a high-performing law student - possibly even a future trainee solicitor at Stephenson Harwood.

The ability to learn and reason; the capacity for knowledge and understanding.

To quickly assimilate and master substantial factual or technical information.

To use incisive thought to identify the key issues in a problem; to think logically and laterally through a problem; and to produce reasoned solutions.

The ability to work to a high standard, and have meticulous attention to detail.

Identifies own developmental areas and is willing to take action; responds well to feedback.

The ability to take on new and challenging goals, to invest energy readily and maintain the necessary commitment, motivation and energy.

To persist even when faced with pressure, set-backs and obstacles.

The ability to change approach when required; and the ability to work in a changing environment.

Tips from scholarship awardees

Daisy Faraday and Mir Tasin, two current scholarship holders, share their journey into law, and tips for those who wish to apply.

"Widening access to the legal profession is something about which I am particularly passionate. I grew up in a rural village in West Wales, in a family where one grandfather had been a miner, and the other a farmer. The progression to higher education is something that was a natural expectation by most of my colleagues, however that is not true for everyone and wasn't my experience growing up. I was one of ten grandchildren and the first and only one to go to university. We need more diversity in law, more people who may have thought that a career in law is not for 'people like them'."
Eifion Morris, Chief Executive Officer

Applying

Find out how to apply for a scholarship

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What you need to know about Online Bullying

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What you need to know about Online Bullying

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Find courses, read honest reviews, get expert advice.

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Compare the Best University Degrees Courses UK | Whatuni

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Find courses at top universities. Free, trusted advice to help you decide which university is best for you. The UK's biggest student reviews site.

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Virtual Open Evening for Leeds College of Building

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Virtual Open Evening for Leeds College of Building

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Includes information on apprenticeships

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Welcome to the virtual event - Nikki Davis, Vice Principal, Quality, Teaching & Learning

The virtual open event features videos from the key areas within the College, including:

Please get in touch with any questions you have regarding the application and enrolment process, the types of courses we offer, career opportunities, how to get an apprenticeship, funding and course fees.
General enquiry
Take a look at our campuses

We are based across two campuses in Leeds - North Street and South Bank. You can find out more about being a student at the College here.

Meet our support teams
Apprenticeships Sport & Enrichment Student Services
Course guides

To view or download the course guides and prospectuses click here.

Course videos

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The virtual open event features videos from the key areas within the College, including: Please get in touch with any questions you have regarding the application and enrolment process, the types of courses we offer, career opportunities, how to get an apprenticeship, funding and course fees.

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The Kooth service offers free, online, same day, BACP accredited, NHS commissioned support and counselling for 10–18 year-olds

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The Kooth service offers free, online, same day, BACP accredited, NHS commissioned support and counselling for 10–18 year-olds

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There is also a range of activities and resources designed to support mental and emotional wellbeing.

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XenZone is a provider of online mental health services for children, young people and adults. Kooth, from XenZone, is an online counselling and emotional well-being platform for children and young people, accessible through mobile, tablet and desktop and free at the point of use.

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Free, bite-sized 5-6 hour virtual work experience programs that will make you stand out

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Free, bite-sized 5-6 hour virtual work experience programs that will make you stand out

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Includes Visa, Red Bull, lululemon, Walmart +++++++

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Bite-sized 5-6 hour virtual work experience programs that give students a genuine career advantage with Fortune 500 companies

Company developed insights into real work

Virtual work experience programs replicate work at top companies, and connect students to the companies themselves. In only 5-6 hours, learn relevant tools and skills necessary to complete similar tasks during their work day. Virtual work experience programs are 100% free, open-access, and self-paced. No experience or application is required!

Showcase your skills. Get noticed by recruiters.

Develop your career with practical application of your talents. Forage virtual work experience programs contain real industry tasks, to develop transferable skills for workplace readiness.

List your certificate on your resume/CV

Share your certificate and update your skills and certificate section on LinkedIn

Showcase your skills to recruiters and hiring managers on your cover letter and in interviews

Critical skills for everyone

Forage Virtual Work Experience Programs are accessible to all learners. We want to give you the opportunity to not only get ahead in your career, but join a community of learners across the world that are talented and ambitious.

2 million+

students registered into Forage programs

Over 70

programs in diverse industries and roles

4x more likely

to land a job at a partner company by completing that company's job simulation

Career satisfaction complements your life satisfaction

Exploring your career early, and finding a company that you actually like, has the propensity to change your life. There's a significant correlation between job fit and job satisfaction - which contributes to your overall life satisfaction. Forage programs allow you to find this job fit for free before you start your career, and not during it. Learn how our students are exploring their job opportunities.

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Student Center | Learn from Top Companies for Free - Forage.

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Autonomous Digital / EasyMediaUK / Kenyons

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Introducing T Levels - Leeds City College

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The resources include books, journals, e-books, videos, encyclopedias and more. These resources are the combined total number of resources at Joseph Priestley Centre, Beeston, Rothwell Centre, The Annexe, Printworks Campus and Park Lane Campus. We also have 12,277 e-books across Leeds City College libraries and more than 500,000 videos!

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Lots of coding opportunities - with certificates for completion

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Lots of coding opportunities - with certificates for completion

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Not sure what job you should do? Take our career quiz to find out your strengths, and what jobs you might enjoy. Take the Career Quiz here.

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Confidential advice for 11-25 year-olds in Leeds

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Confidential advice for 11-25 year-olds in Leeds

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Welcome to The Market Place (Leeds)

Our services are free, confidential and available for 11-25 year olds in Leeds. We offer a range of services including one to one support, counselling, group-work and our drop-in.

CANCEL AN APPOINTMENT

If your appointment is due to take place today please call us 0113 246 1659 to let us know

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Welcome to The Market Place (Leeds) Our services are free, confidential and available for 11-25 year olds in Leeds. We offer a range of services including one to one support, counselling, group-work and our drop-in.

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MindMate - Emotional wellbeing and mental health

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If you're a young person, MindMate can help you understand the way you're feeling and find the right advice and support.

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An apprenticeship in the Royal Air Force

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An apprenticeship in the Royal Air Force

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Join the Royal Air Force and you will get much more than just a job - you'll have opportunities that no other employer can hope to match. From worldwide travels to lifelong friendships, life in the RAF is a unique experience.

The Royal Air Force performs a wide range of duties to serve and protects the UKs interests abroad. We provide all personnel with a varied range of training and activities to make sure you're ready for anything.

An apprenticeship in the Royal Air Force is a unique experience where you will be given hands on training with some of the most experienced and highly trained personnel in the world. Not only will you gain a professional qualification that's recognised in the civilian world, you'll also have a guaranteed job in your chosen field once you've completed it.

You'll receive the very best training and as well as getting paid to learn, you'll get the chance to travel the world, play sport and perform an important role in the RAF.

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Join the Royal Air Force and you will get much more than just a job - you'll have opportunities that no other employer can hope to match. From worldwide travels to lifelong friendships, life in the RAF is a unique experience. The Royal Air Force performs a wide range of duties to serve and protects the UKs interests abroad.

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Apprenticeships in the NHS - link to live apprenticeships in our area

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Apprenticeships in the NHS - link to live apprenticeships in our area

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Types of apprenticeships With more than 350 different NHS careers, there are hundreds of different jobs which can be done through an apprenticeship.

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Lots of virtual work experience to try.  Mrs Gill will help if you're not sure what to do.

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Lots of virtual work experience to try.  Mrs Gill will help if you're not sure what to do.

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Find the right career path for you, in your own time!️

Navigating the world of work can be daunting and stressful. We understand, we've been through it with thousands of students, we feel your pain. Complete our experiences around your studies and begin your career now.
Find work experience

Connect with industry experts, complete mini-activities, and get noticed by employers 💼

In-depth, interactive and informative virtual work experiences from industry experts in the world's leading employers.

Understand industries and the world's best employers as if you were already working there.

Choose the right career path and boost your CV at this critical stage of your career.

Latest work experience programmes 🚀

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Frequently asked questions 🤔

I have a question about my application or programme eligibility

When will I hear back if I have been successful with my application?
Once you have applied for your programme, you will receive a confirmation email. You will be notified about the outcome of your application via email at least 3 days before the programme start date. Good luck!
Can I apply to multiple programmes?
Yes, you can sign up to multiple programmes with us. The live talks will be available as recordings, so you can catch up on any potential clashes.
Who can take part in the programme? (Age limits, some programmes have location constraints but most don't etc.)
Most of our programmes require students to be in school/college. Some programmes require students to be based in specific regions of the UK, this is stipulated by the organisations themselves, and is not defined by Springpod.

However, the ages mentioned on our programmes are more of a guideline than a strict limit. As such, we more than welcome older students to apply as well!

I have a question about my assignment

How long does it take for assignments to be reviewed?
Assignments can take up to a week or longer to review and be marked complete. Rest assured, it will be reviewed soon and your certificate will be generated once your programme has been marked as complete.
What do I do if I upload the wrong file?
If you make a mistake when uploading a file, please email hello@springpod.com. We will be able to make a note on our system. Don't worry, the outcome of your programme will not be affected by this.

I have a question about the programme dates, deadline or workload

I won't be able to complete the programme, can I have an extension?
There is no specific cut-off deadline for completing your programme (although, if possible, we would encourage you to complete all the work within the time frame, alongside the live webinar sessions).
When does the programme start?
Our programmes have various start dates, you can find the exact date on the programme website page. These are available here: https://www.springpod.com/virtual-work-experience/search

You will be notified if your application has been successful, 3 days before the programme start date.
What happens if I can't finish the work experience in time?
All programme material will remain accessible after the end date of the programme. Students can continue to work through their programme after the official end date. Although, if possible, we would strongly encourage students to complete all the work within the time frame, alongside the live webinar sessions.
How long will I have to complete this programme?
There is no specific cut-off deadline for completing your programme (although, if possible, we would encourage you to complete all the work within the time frame, alongside the live webinar sessions).
How much work is required for these programmes? (Will I be able/should I complete more than one programme at a time)?
There is around 10 hours worth of work in total, spread across a two week period. The live talks will be available as recordings, so you can catch up on any work whenever possible.
When do the programmes run? (programme structure etc.)
The live talks will take place during weekday working hours. However, all live talks will be available as recordings and the courses can be completed at your own convenience. Once you have access, you can view and complete the material as and when you can, within the time frame of the course in question (for example, within a two week period). In total, there is around 10 hours worth of work. There is no specific cut-off deadline for completing your programme (although, if possible, we would encourage you to complete all the work within the time frame, alongside the live webinar sessions).

I have a question about the live talks

What happens if I can't make a live talk/webinar?
All live talks will be available as recordings. You can access these at the same link used to access the live event. So don't worry if you can't attend a live webinar, a recording will be available for you to access through your programme within 24 hours of the live event finishing.
What software is required for the live talks?
We use a piece of software called BigMarker. It is a cloud based video hosting software. It requires no installations or downloads on your end, and will provide everything you need to join the live webinars through one simple link.
Will I be able to ask questions/do I have to have my microphone on?
You will have a chance to ask questions at the end of each webinar. These questions are typed out and then read to the presenter by the host of the live talk. There is no need to speak, and all student microphones will be muted for the duration of the live webinar.

I have a question about the certificate

Will I receive a certificate on completion of the programme?
You will receive a certificate on completion of your programme. It will be made available to download whenever your programme is marked as complete.

I want to delete my account

How can I delete my account?
You can delete your account following the below steps

Can you please ensure you log into your account at the following link: https://www.springpod.com

Once logged in, click on your name in the top right-hand corner, select settings and then 'delete account'.

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Find work experience Connect with industry experts, complete mini-activities, and get noticed by employers 💼 In-depth, interactive and informative virtual work experiences from industry experts in the world's leading employers. Understand industries and the world's best employers as if you were already working there.

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A roadmap to work through, gaining skills on the way

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A roadmap to work through, gaining skills on the way

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