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Careers Academic Dates 2019/2020 Date Event Careers Academic Dates 2019/2020 Date Event/Activity Autumn Term Thursday 12 September Year 11 Intervention Evening Monday 16 September Year 11 Ambitions Interviews with CSW (Selected students) Monday 16 September Year 10 Team Meeting – Cornwall College to attend for 20 minute presentation 3 15 – 3 35pm Wednesday 18 September NSSW Baseline and Follow Up Surveys (NSSW Cohort students only) Saturday 21 September Cornwall College St Austell Autumn Fair Tuesday 24 September Year 10 Cornwall Skills Show Assembly Monday 30 September Year 11 Joint 16+ Extended Assembly 8 45am Bodmin Sixth Form 9 00am Callywith /Truro 9 15am Cornwall College Monday 30 September Year 11 16+ Market Place Hall 10 15 – 10 45am Monday 30 September NSSW Cohort Parents Evening Tuesday 1 October Year 10 Work Experience Assembly Tuesday 1 October Year 10 Work Experience Launch for Parents Monday 7 October Year 11 Apprenticeship Assembly Monday 7 October Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Tuesday 8 October Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Tuesday 8 October Year 10 Cornwall Skills Show Wadebridge Monday 14 October Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Tuesday 15 October Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Tuesday 15 October Cornwall College (Camborne, Saltash, Newquay and St Austell) Open Evening 5 00- 7 30pm Wednesday 16 October Year 10 KEAP (NSSW Cohort only) Cornwall College Wednesday 16 October Truro College Open Evening for Penrice students. 7 00pm Thursday 17 October Bodmin Sixth Form Open Evening Friday 18 October Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Tuesday 22 October Duchy College ( Stoke Climsland) Taster Day 9 00am – 5 00pm Saturday 2 November Falmouth Marine School Open Day 10 00am – 12 00 Saturday 2 November Truro College Open Day 10 00am – 3 00pm Monday 4 November Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Tuesday 5 November Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Friday 8 November Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Saturday 9 November Cornwall College (Camborne, Saltash, Newquay and St Austell)_Open Day 10 00am – 12 00 Saturday 9 November Cornwall College Taster (Camborne and St Austell) 1 00 – 4 00pm Monday 11 November Year 11 Apprenticeship Assembly Monday 11 November Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Monday 11 November Year 11 Apprenticeship Parents Evening Tuesday 12 November Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Tuesday 12 November Penrice Careers Fair Friday 15 November Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Saturday 16 November Callywith College Open Day 10 00am – 3 00pm Monday 18 November Higher Education Assembly Monday 18 November Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Monday 18 November Higher Education Parents Evening Tuesday 19 November Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Friday 22 November Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Saturday 23 November Duchy College (Rosewarne and Stoke Climsland) Open Day 10 00am – 12 00 Thursday 5 December Truro College Open Evening 5 00 – 8 00pm Monday 9 December Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Tuesday 10 December Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Thursday 12 December Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Friday 13 December Careers 4U Action Planning Sessions Spring Term Thursday 9 January Truro College Open Evening 5 00 – 8 00pm Tuesday 14 January Year 11 Apprenticeship Workshop (Registration time) Wednesday 15 January Further Education Drop In Clinics Registration time Thursday 16 January Truro College IB Evening 7 30pm Saturday 18 January Cornwall College (Camborne, Saltash, Newquay and St Austell)_Open Day 10 00am – 12 00 Tuesday 21 January Year 11 Apprenticeship Workshop (Registration Time only) Tuesday 21 January Year 8 Go 4 IT Event Wednesday 22 January Further Education Drop In Clinics Registration time Thursday 23 January Callywith College Open Evening 5 00 – 8 00pm Saturday 25 January Duchy College (Rosewarne and Stoke Climsland) Open Day 10 00am – 12 00 Monday 27 January Year 11 National Citizen Service Assembly Monday 27 January National Citizen Service Drop in Clinic Ist Break Tuesday 28 January Year 11 Apprenticeship Workshop (Registration Time only) Wednesday 29 January Further Education Drop In Clinics Registration time Wednesday 29 January Year 11 National Apprenticeship Show Exeter ( only interested students) Friday 31 January 16+ Application Deadline Saturday 1 February Falmouth Marine School Open Day 10 00am – 12 00 Monday 3 February National Apprenticeship Week Tuesday 4 February Year 10 Apprenticeship Assembly Tuesday 4 February Year 11 NCS Tutorial sessions – registration time Drop in Clinic Ist Break Tuesday 4 February Year 11 Apprenticeship Workshop (Registration Time only) Tuesday 4 February Year 8 Options Evening ‘P’ Thursday 6 February Year 8 Options Evening ‘R’ Tuesday 11 February Year 11 Apprenticeship Workshop (Registration Time only) Tuesday 11 February Year 11 NCS Tutorial sessions – registration time Drop in Clinic Ist Break Wednesday 12 February Year 11 Information Evening Monday 17 February Cornwall College (Newquay) Taster Day 10 00am – 3 00pm Tuesday 18 February Duchy College ( Stoke Climsland) Taster Day 9 00am – 5 00pm Wednesday 19 February Duchy Taster Day ( Rosewarne) 10 00am – 3 00pm Tuesday 25 February Year 11 NCS Tutorial sessions – registration time Drop in Clinic Ist Break Tuesday 25 February Year 11 Apprenticeship Workshop (Registration Time only) Saturday 29 February Callywith College Open Morning 10 00am – 1 00pm Monday 2 March National Careers Week Monday 2 March Year 11 Assembly Inspirational/Employer Assembly Tuesday 3 March Year 10 Assembly Inspirational/Employer Assembly Tuesday 3 March Year 11 NCS Tutorial sessions – registration time Drop in Clinic Ist Break Tuesday 3 March Year 11 Apprenticeship Workshop (Registration Time only) Wednesday 4 March Year 9 Assembly Inspirational/Employer Assembly Thursday 5 March Year 8 Assembly Inspirational/Employer Assembly Friday 6 March Year 7 Assembly Inspirational/Employer Assembly Saturday 7 March Truro College Open Morning 10 00am – 1 00pm Monday 9 March Year 9 HE Workshops Why Would You Production Tuesday 10 March Year 11 NCS Tutorial sessions – registration time Drop in Clinic Ist Break Tuesday 10 March Year 11 Apprenticeship Workshop (Registration Time only) Tuesday 10 March Year 9 HE Workshops Thursday 12 March Year 9 HE visit to Penryn Campus (interested students only) Saturday 14 March Cornwall College (Camborne, Saltash, Newquay and St Austell)_Open Day 10 00am – 12 00 Saturday 14 March Cornwall College Taster (Camborne and St Austell) 1 00 – 4 00pm Monday 16 March Year 9 Articulacy Week (NSSW Cohort students only) Tuesday 17 March Year 11 Apprenticeship Workshop (Registration Time only) Saturday 21 March Duchy College (Rosewarne and Stoke Climsland) Open Day 10 00am – 12 00 Tuesday 24 March Year 10 MADE (Revision Techniques) Sessions throughout the Day Tuesday 24 March Year 11 Apprenticeship Workshop (Registration Time only) Saturday 28 March Falmouth Marine School Open Day 10 00am – 12 00 Monday 30 March Duchy Taster Day ( Rosewarne) 10 00am – 3 00pm Wednesday 1 - 3 April Year 10 Residential at Exeter University (Streatham) NSSW Cohort only) Summer Term Thursday 16 April Year 10 Information Evening Friday 17 April Year 10 Higher Education Day – University Visits/Apprenticeships Thursday 7 May Truro College Open Evening 5 00 – 8 00pm Tuesday 12 May Year 10 Truro College Experience Day Assembly Tuesday 19 May Year 10 Cornwall College Experience Day Assembly Tuesday 26 May Duchy College ( Stoke Climsland) Taster Day 9 00am – 5 00pm Wednesday 27 May Cornwall College (Newquay) Taster Day 10 00am – 3 00pm Thursday 30 April Callywith College Open Evening 5 00 – 8 00pm Tuesday 7 July Work Experience High Risk Health and Safety Training – Construction, Land Based, Catering and Engineering TBC Bodmin Sixth Form Experience Day Wednesday 8 July Truro College Experience Day Wednesday 8 - 10 July Year 10 Residential – Penryn Campus (NSSW Cohort only) Thursday 9 July Cornwall College Experience Day Thursday 9 July Year 10 NSSW Residential – Penryn Campus Friday 10 July Year 10 NSSW Residential – Penryn Campus Friday 17 July Drop Down Careers Day Year 7 – Career Exploration Year 8 – Money Matters Year 9 – Enterprise Day Year 10 - Careers Day NCS Assembly Monday 20 July – Friday 24 July Work Experience Week .
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