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To View the Directory A - B Acacia Training and Development - www.acacia.ac.uk Acacia has been established as a quality training provider for Welcome to the fifth anniversary year of the more than 20 years. They believe in everyone reaching their One Step Foundation Somerset Skills & Careers Fair full potential through a learner journey that will inspire. You can gain skills and qualifications in: business skills such as management, marketing, business administration, team leading, customer service, childcare, employability skills, hairdressing/ barbering and health and social care. The One Step Foundation is the brain child of the late Sean O’Brien, a well respected Somerset business man. It is now run in Sean’s memory as a not-for-profit organisation, to inspire young people Activate NCS - we-activate.co.uk/ncs and support the community. We Activate are a National Citizen Service provider for Somerset, a government award for all 15-17 year olds, recognised by UCAS. Say Yes to NCS! To mark the launch of The Foundation, the first Somerset Careers Fair was launched back in 2013, an event that now takes place annually to help inspire young people to achieve their potential AECC University College - www.aecc.ac.uk when they leave school/college. Based in Bournemouth, AECC University College is a highly esteemed, global pioneer in musculoskeletal healthcare, dedicated to excellence in education, We are very proud to have become the South West’s largest Careers Fair. clinical training and research. The University College provides specialist health sciences at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, with state-of-the-art More recently in 2016 we introduced a new recruitment feature for job seekers and those facilities, high quality teaching and a well-regarded level of professionalism. looking to change career. We are delighted to continue this feature in 2017, supporting the wider community by filling vacancies and training course placements. Albert Goodman - www.albertgoodman.co.uk Albert Goodman’s 280-plus people have a shared aim - to be the firm that We hope you’ll find this directory a useful record of the exhibitors you have seen today, we contributes most to their clients’ success. As a leading firm of Chartered are very grateful to Zeralynx in Taunton for printing these free of charge. Accountants, Tax Consultants and Financial Planners in the South West they provide high quality advice to businesses and individuals locally as well as Enjoy your time at the Careers Fair and thank you for supporting this local event. nationally. Their people are vital to their continued success. Don’t forget to visit our website Bournemouth University - www1.bournemouth.ac.uk over the coming weeks to see the Bournemouth University offers a range of undergraduate degrees with a gallery and videos of the big day! TANSY MAGGS focus on equipping students with future-proof skills and opening up career MARKETING & EVENTS MANAGER opportunities not just in the UK, but across the globe. It is home to a number of 3 Chartfield House Centres of Excellence, including the National Centre for Computer Animation, Castle Street graduates of which have gone on to produce Oscar-winning visual effects. Taunton Somerset TA1 4AS Bridgwater & Taunton College - www.btc.ac.uk t: 01823 250025 Bridgwater & Taunton College provides further education and higher education Please note: e: [email protected] courses at their University Centre based in Taunton. Alongside the main sites • AM only w: www.onestepfoundation.co.uk at Bridgwater and Taunton they have land-based centres at Cannington, • PM Only Yeovil and Paignton. The college has an excellent reputation both regionally and nationally as a highly successful provider of education and training. The Somerset Skills & Careers Fair 2017 The Somerset Skills & Careers Fair 2017 1 2 B - E E - H Buff Urban Day Spa - www.buffdayspa.co.uk Enham Trust - www.enhamtrust.org.uk Multiple award winning Buff Urban Day Spa is located in the busy Enham Trust is a pan disability organisation that works with close to 8,500 up and coming town of Taunton. Spread over three floors they are a individuals each year throughout the South, giving them independence, URBAN DAY SPA veritable ‘tardis’ providing a wonderful environment for their clients. choice and control in the cornerstone areas of their lives; housing, care, work With seven treatment rooms, including one double, a Vichy shower room and relaxation areas, and skills development. their clients are able to fully escape everyday life. Exeter College - www.exe-coll.ac.uk Exeter College is an ‘Outstanding’ tertiary college which places Cygnet Health Care - www.cygnetjobs.co.uk teaching, learning and student success as their top priority. Cygnet Health Care is a leading provider of specialist mental health They offer a fantastic range of courses with 35 A Levels, the services. Their core values are the centre of their care and define their International Baccalaureate and a huge choice of vocational and apprenticeship courses. With conscientious work ethic. They offer market-leading benefits and salary packages. They will fantastic facilities and outstanding student support, they can help you achieve your ambition. also help you develop your career through their on-going training and supervision. Exeter Mathematics School - www.exetermathematicsschool.ac.uk • Cygnet Theatre - www.cygnettheatre.co.uk Exeter Mathematics School (EMS) is an Ofsted Outstanding, state-funded 6th Cygnet is a company of young actors from the ages of 18-35 who work as a form specifically designed to meet the needs of able mathematic students professional ensemble in their own theatre, where they develop their skills to throughout the South West. They aim to provide a world-class education, their full potential. Guided by professional actors, directors and teachers, the enabling students to flourish at University and pursue successful careers in Cygnet Company works continually on a varied program of plays - classical, the mathematical sciences. modern and musical, including new theatre works. Frontier - www.frontier.ac.uk • Devon & Somerset Fire and Rescue - www.dsfire.gov.uk Frontier is an international non-profit volunteering Being a firefighter is the best job in the world but these days the Fire and organisation that runs over 450 conservation and Rescue Service is so much more than putting out fires. If you like helping community development projects in over 60 countries across the world. By encouraging the people, enjoy being fit and active and doing something different every day, combination of travel with volunteering, Frontier inspires people to step off the beaten path an exciting rewarding career awaits you. and make their travel meaningful. Future Trades Ltd - www.futuretradesltd.com Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Future Trades Ltd is an independent, highly skilled training organisation near www.somersetyouth.co.uk Taunton offering full apprenticeships in bricklaying. They also offer short The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award is the world’s most taster sessions in bricklaying for local schools and short leisure/DIY bricklaying successful youth development programme. They’ve helped young people to improve their courses for all ages and abilities. They also provide NVQ only for experienced skill and employability for over 60 years. Somerset County Council supports schools, colleges, workers and the PDCOS. training organisations and community groups to provide DofE programmes. Hadland Care Group - Aspire Training Team EDF Energy - www.edfenergy.com/hpcinspire www.hadlandcaregroup.co.uk EDF Energy is building the first nuclear power station in the UK for a generation Aspire Training Team - Aspire can help place you within at Hinkley Point in Somerset. With 25,000 job opportunities and over 5,600 employment as an apprentice and offer the training and people expected to work on the site during core construction, the project is mentorship that you need to succeed in your chosen career. touching the lives of many. Specialising in apprenticeships within childcare, adult care, business administration, team leading and management. The Somerset Skills & Careers Fair 2017 The Somerset Skills & Careers Fair 2017 3 4 H - M M - O Musgrove Park Academy - www.tsft.nhs.uk Hadland Care Group - Tops Day Nurseries Musgrove Park Hospital is committed to delivering www.hadlandcaregroup.co.uk the safest possible patient care, providing the best possible experience and making the very With nurseries spanning across the South West, Tops Day best use of their resources. They are a district general hospital providing care to a population of Nurseries pride themselves on offering a happy, safe and over 340,000. They also provide some specialist services for the whole of Somerset making secure environment for children to grow, learn and develop. their catchment population around 544,000. Hair Academy SW - National Careers Service/Prospects - www.prospects.co.uk www.hairacademysouthwest.co.uk The Prospect Group provides tailored education, employment, training and Hair Academy South West is an established care products and services for people at all stages of life. Each year Prospects hairdressing training provider with a wealth of experience in delivering high quality, flexible inspires more than 500,000 people to develop their potential and transform training to meet the needs of learners and individuals across the South West region. their lives. King’s College - www.kings-taunton.co.uk Next Steps South West - www.nextstepssw.ac.uk • King’s College is an independent co-educational boarding and day school in Next Steps South West work across Cornwall, Devon and Taunton, Somerset with over 460 pupils aged 13-18 years. Somerset to provide fully funded and targeted activities and events in schools and colleges, as well as impartial Kingston Maurward College - www.kmc.ac.uk information and signposting about routes into higher education and apprenticeships. Your Kingston Maurward College are a vibrant and growing land-based college future, Your choices, Endless possibilities.
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