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Deloitte
Degree Apprenticeships
Applications
are live for Deloitte BrightStart apprenticeships
across the UK. Covering multiple sectors; Audit & Assurance, Cyber,
Legal, Real Estate, Tax Consulting and Technology. These enable
participants to acquire professional qualifications and take the first
step towards a global business career at one of the world's largest
companies.
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Legal
Apprenticeship Information Evenings
Recent winners of the 'Best Degree Apprenticeship’
at the School Leavers Awards 2019, are offering a series of
information evenings for students and career leaders to learn more
about their apprenticeships. Events will take place after school at
Kennedy's offices.
- Manchester event
on Tuesday 25th February 2020
- London
event on Wednesday 26th February 2020
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Careers like no
other
MI5 keeps the country safe. Whether supporting
investigations working in administrative roles or in apprentice
roles, they give school leavers the chance to develop skills in
a range of areas. It’s the ideal opportunity to begin a unique and
rewarding career. Find out more at www.mi5.gov.uk/careers/icanatmi5
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Solicitor Apprenticeships
For students in Sheffield or London, who want to
become a qualified solicitor but are not sure if university is the
right option for them. CMS offer a 6-year Solicitor Apprenticeship
Programme. This provides students the opportunity to become a
qualified solicitor, whilst learning on the job and earning a salary.
Applications close Monday
6th January 2020.
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Win work
experience with CIOB
The Chartered Institute of Building
are calling on Y10s and 12s to submit proposals for re-purposing a UK
decommissioned power station. Students submit creative entries
in groups using the CIOB online platform, where
they can also get support from professional mentors. 30
finalists will have the chance to pitch their designs at CIOB's
finale event in March 2020. This event will hear the shortlisted
entries, and 6 winners will receive work experience! Entry deadline; Friday 24th January 2020.
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FREE STEM
Teaching Resources
Technology experts Cisco provide free teacher
resources spanning Maths, Science, Computing, and Design &
Technology as part of their Pathways Programme, aiming to give Y7-9
students insight into IT/digital technology careers.These provide
content for interactive one-hour workshops including; lesson
plans, PowerPoint and worksheets.
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 How to speak to young people about their future
Talking to young people about the future is central to
knowing and supporting them
- hear from Dr Sam Baars - Director of Research at the
Centre for Education and Youth.
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Disadvantaged students 61% more
likely to go to uni than 10 years ago
Teachers should "familiarise themselves with the
practice of contextualised admissions" so that they can offer
"the best advice and support" and encourage
"aspirational choices".
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We are looking to connect with STEM teachers, or candidates with STEM
content creation experience, to support our team in a freelance
capacity. We work on a wide variety of careers education projects
with secondary aged young people and are looking to increase our
network of STEM specialists, to design content that’s aligned to the
UK National Curriculum. Contact Hannah at hannah.weston@mykindafuture.com
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This month
we hear from our Events Manager, Rebekah Clarke...
What has been your favourite MKF opportunity?
My favourite schools opportunity has been the Johnson
& Johnson Healthcare Insight Days, where I was able to go along
to most of the sessions and see the great work that J&J
volunteers do. My favourite part was watching the students present
back on their healthcare challenge ideas!
What advice would you give to students about their
future careers?
My advice for students is to take every opportunity, you
never know where it will lead you. Say yes to the project or task
which you’re not quite sure you can do, or you might feel under
prepared for – often you will surprise yourself and you’ll be
very grateful for all the doors it opens for you in the future!
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