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National Careers Week 2024What’s on?Calendar of free online career eventsMonday 4/3 Tuesday 5/3 Wednesday 6/3 Thursday 7/3 Friday 8/3
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Monday 4th MarchBBC Early Careers WebinarMeet apprentices and apprenticeship scheme managers to gain insight into life at the BBC. Learn about the wide variety of apprenticeship schemes available and how to apply.12.30 pmAirbus - Space Careers Out of this WorldLive talk with STEM ambassadors about the personal routes they took into the UK’s rapidly growing space industry.Opportunity to find out what it’s like working on cutting-edge spacecraft design.For secondary • 08:40 - 09:10 amOnline eventsWebinars, talks, assembliesBack to homepage
Tuesday 5th MarchFrom a Post Room to a Career at GoogleJoin STEM Ambassador Nick, a Customer Engineer working at Google Cloud, (aka a “Googler”) for a live talk about his journey into Google. Discover more about having a successful career in technology without being an expert in Maths and Computing.For secondary schools • 08:40 - 09:10 amQTS with PGCE webinarJoin a team of experts who will guide you through the Post Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) apprenticeship landscape for 2024 and beyond10.00 – 10.30 amTech for Sustainable Transport by Tech She CanEvent for those curious about how technology can help create a greener future in the transportation sector and interested in future careers in this area.For ages 11-14 • 11.00 am – 12.00 noonThe Secret to Writing a Great CVFree webinar from Aspire about CV writing – unlocking all the secrets to a strong CV. For ages 16-18 • 5.00 – 6.00 pmStep into the NHS DayOnline drop-in day for students to hear from NHS ambassadors about their jobs and ask them questions.Key Stage 3 from 9.30 amOnline eventsWebinars, talks, assembliesBack to homepage
Wednesday 6th MarchExplore QA ApprenticeshipsOnline information eventFor secondary schools • 4.30 – 5.30 pm‘Datalicious’ - Unleashing the Power of Data Join STEM Ambassador Swati, a Data Management Lead, working for multi-national Financial Services JPMorgan Chase, for a live talk to hear about her role within financial services and her technology journey. She will offer practical advice for young individuals aspiring to have a career in technology.For secondary schools • 8.40 – 9.10 amUniversity of the Arts LondonOnline webinar to discuss the creative industries and how studying a course at UAL can help launch you into the creative sector.3.30 pmOnline eventsWebinars, talks, assembliesBack to homepage
Thursday 7th MarchVirutal Live LessonJoin Tech She Can for a virtual live lesson on Tech for Sport where they will explore how tech is used in sport and tech careers.For ages 11-14 • 2pm – 3pmCareers with the Science IndustryJoin STEM Ambassadors Jane, Senior Strategic Alliance Director and Dony, Director, Global Database Studies Team from IQVIA, for a live talk to hear about their roles within the science industry.For Secondary • 8.40am – 9.10amBeing the Best Version of YouA motivational live talk to encourage and empower young people, who have aspirations of their future career with guidance on producing a plan of action for the steps needed to achieve their career goal.For ages 14 – 19 • 12 -12.45pm Tech for SportPupils will have the opportunity to learn about various innovative technologies that are revolutionizing the way sport is played. Through interactive presentations, engaging discussions and hands-on activities, pupils will discover how technology plays such a big part in sport. Pupils also get the chance to hear from people working in the sports and technology sector.For ages 11 – 14 • 2.00 – 3.00pmOnline eventsWebinars, talks, assembliesBack to homepage
Friday 8th MarchA Pathway to PathologyVirtual secondary school assembly talk with a Pathology Network Education Trainer.For secondary schools • 08:40 - 09:10 amOnline eventsWebinars, talks, assembliesBack to homepage