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Location Description Month Start Date End Date Careers Office Airdrie Academy Team Bld/Ldrship Ex Apr-16 16 16 Glasgow BISHOPBRIGGS CCON Apr-16 19 19 Glasgow ACADEMY BUCKHAVEN ACADEMY PLTS Apr-16 19 19 Dundee BELL BAXTER CULINARY Apr-16 19 19 Dundee Ardrossan High School Team Bld/Ldrship Ex Apr-16 25 25 Glasgow BEESLACK HIGH CULINARY Apr-16 26 26 Edinburgh CULINARY/PLTS/ENGINEERIN DENNY HIGH Apr-16 27 27 Edinburgh G ST MODENS HIGH PLTS Apr-16 28 28 Edinburgh GEORGE WATSON CULINARY/ENGINEERING Apr-16 28 28 Edinburgh SCHOOL Dundee College Interview Techniques May-16 3 3 Dundee Kelvinside Academy Team Bld/Ldrship Ex May-16 3 3 Glasgow Fortrose Academy Careers Presentation May-16 4 4 Inverness Kinross Higfh School Naval Service Presentation May-16 4 4 Dundee Invergordon Academy Careers Presentation May-16 5 5 Inverness Auchenharvie Academy Careers Presentation May-16 13 13 Glasgow Greenfaulds High School Team Bld/Ldrship Ex May-16 13 13 Glasgow Williamwood high School Team Bld/Ldrship Ex May-16 17 17 Glasgow Clyde Valley High School Health Week May-16 18 18 Glasgow Greenfaulds High School Team Bld/Ldrship Ex May-16 20 20 Glasgow Larkhall Academy Careers Presentation May-16 24 24 Glasgow Kinross High School PLTs May-16 24 24 Dundee North Lanarkshire College Jobs Fair May-16 25 25 Glasgow Bell Baxter School Phys/PLTs May-16 25 25 Dundee Kinross High School Interview Tech May-16 26 26 Dundee TAYLOR HIGH SCHOOL Fitness Sessions Jun-16 2 2 Glasgow Larkhall Academy Careers Presentation Jun-16 6 6 Glasgow Oban High School Fit 4 Life event & Remote RT Jun-16 6 6 Glasgow Wallace HS Induction Days Jun-16 6 7 Edinburgh Tobermory High School Fit 4 Life event Jun-16 7 7 Glasgow Lenzie Academy Careers Presentation Jun-16 8 8 Glasgow Campbeltown Grammer Fit 4 Life event & Remote RT Jun-16 8 8 Glasgow School Stewarton Academy Careers fair Jun-16 9 9 Glasgow Islay High School Fit 4 Life event & Remote RT Jun-16 10 10 Glasgow Larkhall Academy Careers Presentation Jun-16 13 13 Glasgow George Watson High School STEM Jun-16 14 15 Edinburgh Dalziel High School PLTs/Fitness sessions Jun-16 16 16 Glasgow Larkhall Academy RMBS Jun-16 20 20 Glasgow Larkhall Academy Careers Presentation Jun-16 20 20 Glasgow Balfron High School 6th Form leadership day Jun-16 24 24 Glasgow Montrose Academy Senior Year Graduation Jun-16 28 28 Dundee Helensburgh (Hermitage DWP Careers Event Aug-16 10 10 Glasgow Academy) Jedburgh Grammar SchoolCareers Presentation Aug-16 26 26 Edinburgh Kilsyth Academy Leadership/Fitness Aug-16 31 31 Glasgow Springburn Academy Fitness Aug-16 31 31 Glasgow Stewarton Academy Leadership/Tbld Sep-16 1 1 Glasgow Dundee & Angus College, Uniformed Services Course Brief Sep-16 1 1 Dundee Gardyne Campus Perth Grammar School Year 5 Team Building Event Sep-16 2 2 Dundee Perth Grammar School Year 5 Team Building Event Sep-16 9 9 Dundee Rothes Hall Glenrothes UCAS Event - Rothes Halls Sep-16 12 12 Dundee Kirkintiloch High School Careers Convention Sep-16 13 13 Glasgow Dornoch Catering College Careers Fayre Sep-16 13 13 Inverness Auchinleck Academy CCON Sep-16 22 22 Glasgow Dundee College UCAS Tayside Sep-16 22 22 Dundee Montrose Academy PLT/PHYS Sep-16 28 28 Dundee Auchenharvie Academy CCON Sep-16 30 30 Glasgow Our Lady H/S Motherwell RN Presentation Oct-16 4 4 Glasgow Holyrood SS CCON Oct-16 4 4 Glasgow Alford Academy UCAS Aberdeen Oct-16 4 4 Inverness Lochabers High School UCAS Oct-16 4 4 Inverness Ellon Academy CCON Oct-16 5 5 Aberdeen Airdrie Academy RN Presentation Oct-16 5 5 Glasgow Inverclyde Academy CCON Oct-16 12 12 Glasgow Williamwood high School Careers Event Oct-16 25 25 Glasgow Dunfermline HS Careers Event Oct-16 25 25 Edinburgh Mearns Castle High School Careers Event Oct-16 26 26 Glasgow Uniform & Emergency Services Braes High School, Falkirk Oct-16 27 27 Edinburgh Course Lossiemouth High School Interview Skills Nov-16 1 1 Inverness St Josephs Academy Careers Presentation Nov-16 2 2 Glasgow Kilmarnock Eastwood High School Careers Event Nov-16 2 2 Glasgow St Peter the Apostle HS SPTA Careers Event 2016 Nov-16 2 2 Glasgow Robert Gordon School Careers Event Nov-16 2 2 Aberdeen Larkhall Academy Team Building Nov-16 2 3 Glasgow Woodfarm High School Careers Event Nov-16 3 3 Glasgow Lossiemouth High School Interview Skills Nov-16 3 3 Inverness Wallace HS Careers Event Nov-16 7 7 Edinburgh Inverness Royal Academy Interview Skills Nov-16 8 8 Inverness Ingliston, Edinburgh Skills Scotland Nov-16 8 8 Edinburgh Balweare High School Careers Event Nov-16 8 8 Dundee Kirkcaldy Loudoun Academy, Galston Interview Skills Nov-16 9 9 Glasgow Lasswade High School Interview Techniques Nov-16 9 9 Edinburgh Charleston Academy Interview Skills Nov-16 9 9 Inverness Kemnay Academy Ccon Nov-16 9 9 Aberdeen Armed Forces Preparation Course, Borders College, RN Presentation Nov-16 10 10 Edinburgh Galashiels Lenzie Academy Careers Event Nov-16 10 10 Glasgow Greenfaulds High School RN & RM Presentation Nov-16 10 10 Glasgow Lanark Grammar School Careers Event Nov-16 10 10 Glasgow Nairn Academy, Nairn Careers Fair Nov-16 15 15 Inverness St Matthews Academy, Teambuilding Nov-16 15 16 Glasgow Saltcoats Cumbernauld College Careers Convention Nov-16 16 16 Glasgow Reid hall Forfar CCON Nov-16 16 16 Dundee RM Condor RM Condor Day Nov-16 17 17 Dundee ST Thomas Acquinas Positive Destinations Nov-16 17 17 Glasgow Cardinal Newman HS Careers Event Nov-16 18 18 Glasgow Perth High School RN/RM Presentation Nov-16 21 21 Dundee Ayr Academy RN/RM Presentation Nov-16 21 21 Glasgow Kingussie High School Careers Presentation Nov-16 22 22 Inverness Mintlaw Academy Ccon Nov-16 22 22 Aberdeen Wester Hailes Education Careers Event Nov-16 23 23 Edinburgh Centre Kings Park Secondary Careers Event Nov-16 23 23 Glasgow Our Lady's High School, MotherwellFITNESS AND STEM Morning Nov-16 23 23 Glasgow Glenrothes High School Careers Event Nov-16 24 24 Dundee Earlston High School CAREERS EVENT Nov-16 24 24 Edinburgh Larkhall Academy STEM Nov-16 25 25 Glasgow Linlithgow Primary school Careers Presentation Nov-16 25 25 Glasgow Bishopbriggs Academy Careers Event Nov-16 26 26 Glasgow Ayr Academy Interview Skills Nov-16 28 28 Glasgow Perth Grammer Careers Event Nov-16 28 28 Dundee Granton Grammer School, Granton-on-SpeyCareers Fair Nov-16 29 29 Inverness Kilwinning Academy Careers Round Robin Nov-16 29 29 Glasgow St Columba's RC High Careers Event Nov-16 30 30 Edinburgh School Monifieth High School Careers Event Dec-16 1 1 Dundee Dingwall Academy, Dingwall Local Hero SM presentation Dec-16 5 5 Inverness Ayr Academy Interview Skills Dec-16 5 5 Glasgow Dundee & Angus College. Arbroath Careers Event Dec-16 5 5 Dundee Graeme High School, Falkirk PLTs Dec-16 6 6 Edinburgh Braes High School Presentation & STEM (Eng int) Dec-16 6 6 Edinburgh Dundee & Angus College. Arbroath Interview Skills Dec-16 7 7 Dundee Fortrose Academy, Fortrose Interview Skills Dec-16 7 7 Inverness Inverkeithing High School PLTs Dec-16 8 8 Edinburgh Queen Anne High School, Dunfermline PLTs Dec-16 8 8 Edinburgh Clydeview Academy Careers Presentation Dec-16 13 13 Glasgow Braes High School Teambuilding & leadership Jan-17 9 9 Edinburgh Hermitage Academy Careers Day Jan-17 11 11 Glasgow Torry Academy Cooking Demo Jan-17 11 11 Aberdeen Smithycroft High School Careers Event Jan-17 12 12 Glasgow Aboyne Academy, PLTs Jan-17 12 12 Aberdeen Aberdeenshire Iveralmond Community High School Careers Event Jan-17 12 12 Edinburgh Woodfarm High School Careers Event Jan-17 16 16 Glasgow Calderglen High School Pres, PLTs, Eng & PT Jan-17 16 16 Glasgow Cardinal Newman HS Careers Event Jan-17 17 17 Glasgow Kelvinside Academy PLTs/Fitness sessions Jan-17 17 17 Glasgow Queen Anne HS, Dunfermline Careers Event Jan-17 17 17 Edinburgh St Paul's RC High School, GlasgowPLTs/Fitness sessions Jan-17 18 18 Glasgow Grove Academy, Dundee Careers Event Jan-17 18 18 Dundee Prestwick Academy Careers Event Jan-17 19 19 Glasgow Borders College, Galashiels Teambuilding & leadership Jan-17 19 19 Edinburgh Renfrew High School Careers Evening Jan-17 20 20 Glasgow Ayrshire College Kilwinning Careers Presentation Jan-17 20 20 Glasgow Campus Arbroath College RN Presentation Jan-17 23 23 Dundee Loretto School, Musselburgh STEM (Engineering Interactive) Jan-17 23 23 Edinburgh Monifeith High Careers Event Jan-17 24 24 Dundee Vale of Leven Academy Careers Event Jan-17 25 25 Glasgow Fortrose Academy Mock Interviews Jan-17 25 25 Inverness Lornshill Academy Careers Event Jan-17 25 25 Edinburgh TAYLOR HIGH SCHOOL Careers Event Jan-17 26 26 Glasgow Kirkintiloch High School Careers Event Jan-17 27 27 Glasgow Bannerban High School Careers Event Jan-17 30 30 Glasgow Kilsyth Academy STEM Jan-17 31 31 Glasgow Madras College St Andrews Careers Fair Jan-17 31 31 Dundee Inverkeithing HS Careers Event Jan-17 31 31 Edinburgh Dumbarton Academy Careers Fair Feb-17 1 1 Glasgow Greenfaulds High School, Presentation/PLTs Feb-17 1 1 Glasgow Cumbernauld Webster's High, Kirriemuir Careers Fair Feb-17 1 1 Dundee Stewart Melville College Careers Event Feb-17 1 1 Edinburgh Bo'ness Academy Careers Event Feb-17 2 2 Edinburgh James Young High Careers Event Feb-17 2 2 Edinburgh Ellon Academy Cooking Demo Feb-17 3 3 Aberdeen Thurso UHI College Careers Event Feb-17 4 4 Inverness Coltness High School Careers Event Feb-17 6 6 Glasgow St Johns RC School Dundee Careers Event Feb-17 7 7 Dundee Dewars Centre Perth Careers Event Feb-17 7 7 Dundee Paisley Grammar Careers Event Feb-17 8 8 Glasgow Lochgelly High School PLTs Feb-17 8 8 Edinburgh Johnstone High School Careers Event Feb-17 9 9 Glasgow Dalziel High School CAREERS EVENT
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