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The Boswells School Careers Department Update Follow @Boswellscareers on Twitter _______________________________________________________________________________________ The Boswells School Sixth Form Open Evening Wednesday 14th November 2018 The evening starts at 6.30pm in the Theatre with an address from the Headteacher to parents. From 7.00pm to 8.30pm, parents and students can visit all the subject areas to find out more information about our outstanding Sixth Form. _______________________________________________________________________________________ Anglia Ruskin University Short Courses Anglia Ruskin University is running some short taster courses in February and March next year for Year 12/13 students in the subjects below: Economics for Managers of the future Law Top UP Introduction to Medical Science or Top up Introduction to Accounting & Finance or Top up Introduction to Marketing, Enterprise and Tourism Introduction to Nursing and Midwifery Introduction to Education or Top up Please see Mrs Page to book and for further information. _______________________________________________________________________________________ Theatrecraft Careers Event TheatreCraft is the largest, free careers event for young people seeking an off-stage career in theatre. From direction to stage management, producing to marketing, lighting to designing, TheatreCraft is the only place to be for a unique glimpse into careers ‘behind the scenes’ in theatre. TheatreCraft is free and open to anyone aged 16-30 and offers you the chance to: Take part in Workshops and Talks led by inspirational and industry leading theatre makers. Explore a vibrant Marketplace packed with leading UK theatres, companies and education providers. Meet high profile and influential people in the industry. Make connections and network with like-minded emerging theatre makers. http://www.theatrecraft.org/what-is-theatrecraft/ _______________________________________________________________________________________ Association of Project Management APM, the chartered body for the project profession, has launched its new guidance for students interested in learning more about project management. Featuring case studies from graduates and apprentices working in the profession, the guidance highlights the range of sectors open to students, and confirms the importance of soft skills more than subjects studied. https://www.apm.org.uk/media/28487/apms-student-guide-to-project-management.pdf _______________________________________________________________________________________ Digital and Technology Degree Apprenticeship There is an exciting opportunity in London for a Digital and Technology degree apprenticeship with a great salary of £17,500 per annum. If you have any students who may be interested, please could they contact my colleague Emily who works within recruitment and she can assist with the applications. Her email address is: [email protected] or you can call 01245392075 and ask for Emily Hicks. The link for the apprenticeship can be found here: https://www.capgemini.com/jobs/digital-technology- degree-apprenticeship-2019/ (Please note the link states it is in Telford/Birmingham - when you apply you can change the location!) _______________________________________________________________________________________ M & G Apprenticeship Vacancy for recent A level Leavers Title: Fund Management Apprentice Application link: http://careers.mandg.com/cw/en/job/497698/fund-management-apprentice Deadline: 18 November 2018 Start date: ASAP Salary: Competitive _______________________________________________________________________________________ Re: National Healthcare Careers Weekend and Partnering with Medic Mentor Hundreds of healthcare professionals from across the UK will be volunteering to present and network with students who are interested in: · Medicine · Veterinary Medicine · Dentistry at our National Healthcare Weekends on 24th & 25th November in London. Students will have the opportunity to network with a variety of healthcare professions, learn about work experience opportunities and how to make a successful application. Registration is £25 for students on the Saturday conferences and there is an optional UCAS lecture available on Sunday for each specialty. Students can register and find out more on the Medic Mentor website https://medicmentor.co.uk/ All proceeds are used to support healthcare students with scholarships, elective bursaries, free training and educational initiatives. Teachers can attend for free, as well as students from low-income backgrounds. ________________________________________________________________________ Alliance Shipping Group Ltd Apprentice Consolidation Documentation Clerk Preparation of export shipping documents, and all aspects of export NVOCC activities. Our consolidation services cover the following areas: U.S.A, Canada, South Africa, South Africa & New Zealand. Location: Unit 2, Alliance House, Fenton Way, Basildon, SS15 6TD Qualification: L3 International Freight Forwarding Specialist Annual Wage: £9,360.00 Working Week: Monday to Friday 08:45am to 5:00pm. Total hours per week: 40 Requirements: 5 GCSE’s including maths & English A* - C Reference Number: VAC001464105 Link To Vacancy: https://www.findapprenticeship.service.gov.uk/apprenticeship/-348735 _________________________________________________________________________________ Writtle College Open Events Hosted on our stunning 550 acre estate, College Information Events are a fantastic way to find out about our college courses and apprenticeships. Be inspired by our specialist academics, tour our impressive teaching facilities and discover the support we can offer our students. Saturday 17th November, 10am – 1pm Saturday 19th January, 10am – 1pm Saturday 27th April, 10am – 1pm Wednesday 19th June, 5.30pm – 7.30pm Book online: writtle.ac.uk/College-Information-Events _______________________________________________________________________________________ Upcoming Further Education Open Events Please check websites for the most up to date information and to find out if you need to register to attend. Chelmsford College Open Evening Monday 26th November 2018 (6pm to 8.30pm) Monday 4th February 2019 (6pm to 8.30pm) Monday 29th April 2019 (6pm to 8.30pm) Monday 24th June 2019 (6pm to 8.30pm) http://www.chelmsford.ac.uk/courses/showcase-information-events.asp Writtle College Information Event Saturday 17 November 2018 (10am - 1pm) Saturday 19 January 2019 (10am - 1pm) Saturday 27 April 2019 (10am - 1pm) Wednesday 19 June 2019 (5.30pm - 7.30pm) http://writtle.ac.uk/College-Information-Events Colchester Institute Autumn Open Events 16th January 2019 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Braintree Campus 14th January 2019 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm https://www.colchester.ac.uk/events/ Seevic (USP) College Open Evenings Seevic College Campus Tuesday 20 November 2018 6pm - 8.30pm Tuesday 5 February 2019 6pm - 8.30pm Palmer’s College Campus Thursday 29 November 2018 6pm - 8.30pm Thursday 31 January 2019 6pm - 8.30pm https://www.seevic-college.ac.uk/open-evenings.aspx South Essex College Open Evening Thurrock Campus Wednesday, January 16, 2019 - 17:00 to 20:00 Tuesday, May 14, 2019 - 17:00 to 20:00 Basildon Campus Thursday, January 31, 2019 - 17:00 to 20:00 Wednesday, June 12, 2019 - 17:00 to 20:00 Southend Campus Thursday, November 15, 2018 - 17:00 to 20:00 Tuesday, March 2019, 2019 - 17:00 to 20:00 https://www.southessex.ac.uk/openevents Stansted Airport College Wednesday 13th February 2019, 5.30pm to 8.30pm Thursday 9th May 2019, 5.30pm to 8.30pm https://www.stanstedairportcollege.ac.uk/about/open-evenings Harlow College Wednesday 6th February 2019 – 5.30-7.30pm Thursday 2nd May 2019 – 5.30-7.30pm https://www.harlow-college.ac.uk/apply/open-evening PROCAT – Prospects College of Advanced Technology OPEN EVENT AT STEPHENSON ROAD CAMPUS (2018-2019) Tuesday 20th November, 5.00 – 8.00pm Wednesday 6th February, 5.00 – 8.00pm https://www.procat.ac.uk/events Mrs Paula Page, Careers Adviser The Boswells School 01245 264451 ext 326 Email: [email protected] .
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