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Contents New This Week! Careers Information Jobs & Apprenticeships Higher Education Gap Years Volunteering & Work experience
Careers Appointments We have careers appointments available via Moodle or email CEIAG@stbrn.ac.uk You can also drop in for a quick chat in the careers office within Cafe Max, but if you want a longer session we advise you to book an appointment. To book an appointment, click here
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For all Students currently making applications to University or College.
The following are based on when UCAS get the last decision in from your unis or colleges. Check Track to see your personal deadline. To track your application click here.
Last decision received on or before...
Means your reply date is...
31 March 2018
3 May 2018 (if your postal address is in the EU)
3 May 2018
7 June 2018 (includes applicants with a postal address outside the EU, but not applicants using Extra to find a place)
7 June 2018
21 June 2018 (except if you are using Extra to find a place)
12 July 2018
19 July 2018 (including Extra choices)
If you require support or guidance with your application, please come along to the careers office next to CafĂŠ Max. Alternatively you can book an appointment through Moodle or email CEIAG@stbrn.ac.uk
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How to book 18:00 - 20:00—Rolls-Royce, Gypsy Patch Lane, Filton Requirements to attend:
Studying at least one STEM subject
Predicated Cs and above at A Level or equivalent
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Apprentice Business Administrator -Level 3 Avon Fire and Rescue Annual wage The annual wage for this position is ÂŁ16,881. Working week Total hours a week: 37.5 per week Monday to Friday. Main duties Providing Administrative support to the Personal Assistant to CFO, ACFO and Directors, the role will involve printing, scanning, filing, edit and amending documents etc. Carry out administrative duties as necessary to maintain continuity of service and to meet organisational deadlines. Undertake word processing of letters, memos, reports and briefing papers as directed. Handle and despatch correspondence, drafting replies as required. Coordinate and book travel arrangements / accommodation within budget and deadlines. Ordering of office equipment /stationery and raising purchase orders. Desired qualifications Applicants for this Apprenticeship should have A*-C in English and maths, or an equivalent level 3 qualification. Desired skills Good level of IT skills and happy to learn new software systems. Spelling, grammar and punctuation. Good attention to detail. Confident to speak to people on the telephone. Good organising skills with the ability to manage diaries and arrange meetings. Where is the role based? Avon Fire and Rescue, Fire Station, Bristol, BS20 7BZ How to apply To apply for this position, please do so via the GOV.UK Find an Apprenticeship service: https://www.findapprenticeship.service.gov.uk/apprenticeship/-283236 For more info about Avon Fire and Rescue Visit - https://www.avonfire.gov.uk/
Legal apprenticeship vacancies The Chambers Student law careers guide has just compiled a brand-new listing of legal apprenticeships for school-leavers. We've also interviewed apprentices and recruiters to publish an insight feature on being a legal apprentice. You can find a link to both these features below, plus other content from Chambers Student which is useful to you as a careers advisor and to any sixthform students considering a career in law. Legal apprenticeships For school-leavers who fancy learning on the job and getting paid to do it, a law apprenticeship might be the ideal route into law – and you won't even need to impress Lord Sugar.
More from Chambers Student‌ What kind of lawyer do you want to be? Let's start with one of the most basic questions – what do lawyers do? Is law right for you? And do you want to be a barrister or a solicitor? How do you become a solicitor? Solicitors provide legal services directly to clients who may be individuals, companies or other bodies. There are over 5000 vacancies for graduate jobs as a solicitor. How do you become a barrister?
Do you enjoy debating and public speaking? Are you a good debater? Are you well-organised and a good independent worker? Then a career as a barrister could be for you.
Legal Apprenticeship Our apprenticeship programme is designed to help you to develop your professional & personal skills
Experience An apprenticeship will give you practical insight into a career in the legal sector and help you to develop transferable skills that will be valued in any profession. Work experience is a huge asset to your CV whatever route you decide to take in the future showing curiosity, commitment and initiative and strengthening self-awareness and commercial acumen alongside. Salary You will be earning money from day one. At £15,500 pa, our starting salary is very competitive and above the national living wage. In addition to this, you will benefit from our extensive benefits and rewards scheme, including a firm wide bonus, travel season ticket loans and discounted gym membership. Qualification The programme is based on the new Trailblazer Level 3 Paralegal Apprenticeship. In addition, our training provider, BPP, will provide you with further learning and assessment that will enable you to be awarded a Certificate of Higher Education - Legal Services. This additional feature is set at Level 4 which is the equivalent of the first year of a university degree. If you are awarded the Certificate of Higher Education, you will be able to proceed straight into the second year of the Level 7 Solicitor Apprenticeship. Benefits Whether you have always known that you want to work in the legal profession or you simply want to get experience of working in a professional services environment, the completion of an apprenticeship will open many doors. At the end of the two years you could:
Complete a higher level apprenticeship that would enable you to qualify as a solicitor. It will be possible to complete the Level 7 Solicitor Apprenticeship within a shorter period of time having completed our Paralegal Apprenticeship (five years instead of six). This means you could qualify as a solicitor at the same time as someone who decided to go to university, with the added benefit of six years of work experience. Go to university. Completing our apprenticeship doesn't mean closing the door to further study. Starting on a two year apprenticeship means you have the opportunity to find out if learning in the workplace is right for you. If you decide that you want to experience university you can still go at the end of the two years, but with the added benefit of valuable work experience and transferable skills. Continue working within the firm as a paralegal or move into another role.
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Apprentice Learning Technologist Bristol City Council This is an exciting role as apprentice learning technologist. We are looking for someone to join our team to help us provide free and subsidised courses to adults in Bristol. The role will provide IT support services including technical advice and guidance and to help develop digital online training materials.
Weekly wage £175.00 - £274.00 Working week Varies - typically Mon - Fri 9am - 4pm with 1 hour lunch. We operate flexi-time schemes however and some teams provide services outside of these hours Total hours per week: 30.00
Desired skills
Personal qualities
Have a working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications or equivalent Have a keen interest in technology and familiarity with common technical concepts Have a willingness to learn new applications and technology as appropriate Ability to work logically to analyse problems and develop solutions Teamwork Organising own work to suit business needs Effective listening skills Good verbal and written communication skills Problem Solving Ability to learn quickly (on the job and through training) Able to demonstrate knowledge and/or experience of equalities and diversity issues
Enthusiastic Trustworthy Reliable Pleasant manner Good communicator Motivated Willing to learn Works well in teams Attention to detail and accuracy
Desired qualifications None required - however, applicants without GCSE grade C (4 to 9) or equivalent in maths and English will need to complete an assessment.
Apply Here
Closing date: 11 Jun 2018
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FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Creative Youth Network's fortnightly job club is on Wednesday 13th June. There will be Creative Futures drop-ins on Fridays at Creative Youth Network
NEXT EVENTS Ways2Work Job Fair 28th June, Cabot Circus, Bristol Job Fair 4th July, Colston Hall, Bristol
WELCOME TO THE NATIONAL APPRENTICESHIP SHOW, WEST On 3 & 4 October 2018 Cheltenham Racecourse will host the National Apprenticeship Show. With over 60 employers and providers showcasing opportunities to thousands of visitors in a lively, interactive, fun and informative setting.
Event Opening Times: Wednesday 3rd October—9.30am-3pm & 4pm-6.00pm Thursday 4th October— 9:30pm-2pm
To register click here
APPRENTICES - IN ELECTRICAL / MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Train to become a Multi Skilled Crane Service Engineer. (Required for our August 2018 intake) Recruiting for the following areas:- Aberdeen, East Kilbride, Gateshead, Sheffield, Warrington, West Bromwich, Andover, Bristol and Rochester. Konecranes is a world-leading group of Lifting Businesses™, serving a broad range of customers, including manufacturing and process industries, shipyards, ports and terminals. Konecranes provides productivity-enhancing lifting solutions as well as services for lifting equipment/overhead cranes. The Konecranes Group of companies is truly global, it has 16,600 employees in 600 locations in 50 countries. Konecranes global challenge is to get the right people, with the right skills to provide a valuable service for our customers. 100% of our UK Apprentices have gained permanent employment in Konecranes, after they have successfully completed the Apprentice Programme. Our UK Apprentice Programme recruits people and working in partnership with local colleges, we train them over a 4-year period. Some of our best technicians and current senior managers have come through this apprentice program. Training will be in accordance with the Konecranes Apprentice Training Programme. First year apprentices will attend the local college for off-the-job training for a year to gain an NVQ Level 2 PEO (Performing Engineering Operations).
For further information about our company see www.konecranes.com Interested? Please go to the Careers section on www.konecranes.com Closing date for receipt of applications is 31st June 2018
Are you an ambitious and enthusiastic student in Year 12 or S5 and above? Do you have a strong desire to learn and have an interest in a career in business? We’re looking for young people who want to find out about their future career options as well as discover more about themselves.
KPMG Discovery Insight Day Our KPMG Discovery Insight Day will run in summer 2018 and give an excellent insight one of the world’s leading professional services firms, the work we do, the industries we work in and the big issues facing our clients. It’ll give you a real flavour of the professional services industry and allow you to find out for yourself which business areas you may want to specialise in when you start your career. You will also get the opportunity to attend a follow up ‘Experience Day’ or ‘Get Ahead’ session where you can receive hints and tips and further information on how to apply to our award-winning Apprenticeship programmes. What are the standard entry requirements?* You will need to have achieved at least 5 GCSEs A*- C including English Language and Mathematics (or a minimum of five Standard Grades at grade 1-3 including Maths & English Language if you study in Scotland). How to apply All applications must be submitted online. Check out our website where you’ll be able to learn more about the programme and then submit your application. We expect a very high volume of applications for our KPMG Discovery Insight Day so we would strongly recommend applying early.
KPMG Discovery Insight Week Our KPMG Discovery Insight Week gives you the chance to gain invaluable work experience in the professional services industry; it’ll give you an excellent insight into one of the world’s leading business advisory firms, the work we do, the industries we work in and the big issues facing our clients.
Whichever office you choose to join, the KPMG Discovery Insight Week will allow you to develop the skills you need to build a successful career. During the programme you will undertake a series of interactive business challenges, skills workshops and research tasks designed to develop some of the key skills needed to thrive at KPMG. You will also have the opportunity to meet and hear presentations from KPMG employees across the business, work shadow and see the type of work our employees undertake on a day-to-day basis. What are the standard entry requirements?* You will need to have achieved at least 5 GCSEs A*- C including English Language and Mathematics (or a minimum of five Standard Grades at grade 1-3 including Maths & English Language if you study in Scotland). You will also need to meet the Access Accountancy criteria and the benchmarks set in our ‘Programme Questions’. How to apply All applications must be submitted online. Check out our website where you’ll be able to learn more about the programme and then submit your application. *For both of the above programmes, our standard entry requirements are a guideline, but we are more than happy for you to get in touch with us if you have extenuating circumstances, alternative qualifications or require further clarification on eligibility. Please contact us via ukfmwexp@kpmg.co.uk. Please note, if you are interested in submitting another application for our KPMG360° or KPMG360° Digital Apprenticeship Programme, you will need to meet our minimum academic criteria found here. The minimum academic requirements listed above are the requirements for our KPMG360° Business Services Apprenticeship Programme. Remember to think carefully about which KPMG office you’d like to apply for – it’s often best to choose the one closest to where you live. Don’t forget to mention how you heard about this programme! Good luck with your application.
Apprentice Scheme - Bath Rotork values its apprentices and believes in investing in its own talent in order to succeed. Rotork's apprenticeship scheme has been running almost since the company began 60 years ago. During this time many of these apprentices have become well known figures in Rotork. Many apprentices have progressed through technical sales, but others have taken routes such as electronics, product development and service. Rotork offers three apprenticeship schemes: Engineering apprenticeship 2. Craft apprenticeship 3. Administration apprenticeship Each apprentice programme has been designed to develop each individual in order for them to progress internally. 1.
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Delivered in partnership with the University of Bradford and Sheffield Hallam University, students can now work towards a BSc (Hons) Management and Business Degree while preparing for a brilliant management career within our unique food retail business.
Not only do we pay all their course fees (including study leave travel and accommodation costs), but they get to work and earn a salary while studying – so money is never a concern.
We’re looking for resilient and determined students to join us in these programmes:
· Logistics Degree Apprenticeship · Manufacturing Degree Apprenticeship · Retail Degree Apprenticeship · Corporate Degree Apprenticeship
To search and apply, click here
CyberFirst Degree Level Apprenticeship GCHQ is offering you an exciting opportunity to work towards a Degree Level Cyber Security Apprenticeship. ABOUT US As one of Britain’s intelligence agencies, we unlock the complex world of communications to make a real difference to the safety of the nation. We work closely with MI5 and MI6, our partners in the intelligence community, to safeguard Britain’s people, interests and businesses from various threats. Think cyber-attacks, espionage, terrorism, and organised crime. This is a challenging opportunity that you simply won’t find anywhere else. THE ROLE If you’re looking to start your career after A levels (or equivalent), our unique Cyber Security Degree Level Apprenticeship will offer you new and exciting challenges every day. You’ll get exposure to some of the world’s most cutting-edge technologies along with practical insights into the innovative ways we use them. Working with GCHQ, including the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), you’ll gain unique insight into our work, which is constantly evolving, always challenging and provides huge scope for your own personal development. On this Apprenticeship you’ll learn while you earn, gain a recognised degree and build your experience and confidence in the workplace. It's a great opportunity to develop advanced cyber security skills, while helping the UK to grow its technical capabilities. Take on real business projects and develop skills in areas such as programming, computing, technical analysis, malware, vulnerability and threat analysis, and computer hardware. Receive full training and support throughout the programme, as well as a salary and all the benefits that you’d expect from a Civil Service organisation. Develop a broad range of skills including teamwork, communication and leadership, and be part of a close-knit cohort that provides opportunities for support and learning within its community. REQUIREMENTS We’re looking for motivated, technically orientated individuals from all backgrounds who want to get ahead by building on the things that makes them unique. To join this three-year Degree Level Apprenticeship scheme starting in September 2018, you have (or are expecting to have by September 2018), 3 A-Levels in any subjects at grade C or above (or equivalent). You also have a minimum of 2 IGCSEs/GCSEs in STEM subjects, at grade 6/B or above, one of which is in maths. A keen interest in programming, computing and technology is essential. Although previous experience in coding would be advantageous, it’s not required as you’ll have the opportunity to develop these skills on the apprenticeship. TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT At GCHQ we’re proud of our inclusive and supportive working environment that’s designed to encourage open minds and attitudes. As an organisation that values and nurtures talent, we’re committed to helping you fulfil your potential. Through a comprehensive training and development package, we’ll enable you to grow your skills and perform to the best of your abilities. Over the three-year programme, you’ll get a mix of university-delivered classroom and lab education in state-of-the-art facilities along with technical training, mentoring and job shadowing, and hands-on, work-based placements and projects. Supported by our collaborative learning environment, you’ll soon be working on projects that help keep Britain safe. Formal training will take place in Cheltenham, which is an easy commute from cities such as Bristol and Birmingham. Work placements will take place in the location for which you have been recruited. After successful completion of the three-year Degree Level Apprenticeship and subject to business needs and meeting the necessary criteria, you may be offered full-time employment SALARY £17,942
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Come and see the variety of roles available when you are a Digital professional this July! Students will hear from a range of industries who employ digital people and engage with how these skills could see them work in charities, healthcare, financial, retail – anywhere! The choice and opportunities are yours. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) alongside EDT are inviting year 10-13 students to immerse themselves in a stimulating day exploring what a career in the technology industry involves. During the ‘Digital Explorers’ day -- with TCS - one of the top global employers, with over 390,000 employees around the world – and other local representatives, students will work alongside industry mentors, taking part in several activities and gaining key skills needed for their future career, while working towards their Industrial Cadets Challenger Award*. Event details: WHEN: Thursday 5th July TIME: 09:30am to 3:00pm WHO: Year 10, 11, 12 and 13 students VENUE: Bristol Student Union, The Richmond Building, 105 Queens Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1LN Places for this unique programme are limited. Places will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. CLICK THE FOLLOWING LINK TO REGISTER… https://bit.ly/2KNtwpp
For further details and an application form see the careers zone newsletter/email ceiag@stbrn.ac.uk or ask Jo jle@stbrn.ac.uk
Machine Learning for Cyber Security Wednesday 27th June 2.30 - 4pm In B122 or Theatre Speaker: Miranda Mowbray is a lecturer in Computer Science at the University of Bristol, where her research interests include cyber security and big data ethics. Most of her career has been in industrial research, at HP. Her PhD is in Mathematics, from London University. She is a Fellow of the British Computer Society.
Machine learning: Machine learning is the main technique used for Artificial Intelligence. In machine learning, software automatically updates itself as it processes data; if all goes well, the software becomes better at its task as it does so. Talk: I will talk about some difficulties with using machine learning for detecting cyber security attacks on enterprise networks, and ways to address them. I will then talk about a successful application of machine learning for cyber security. Finally, I'll say some things I wish I'd known about Maths when I was at school.
There will be opportunity to ask questions at end of talk
NB: Book a place - get a ticket from Maths (B106) or Science (B202) offices
Calling all Biological Sciences students. Would you like to take part in the one day Biological Sciences Work Shadowing event on either Tuesday 17th July or Thursday 19th July 2018 at the University of Southampton? Pupils will spend time working alongside a PhD student in our labs and gain a valuable insight into research and everyday life of young scientists. They will then attend lunch to mingle with other PhD students and visiting students. This will be followed by a discussion of our Biological Sciences programmes to round out the day. Please find attached an application form. The closing date for applications is Monday 9th July 2018. We will notify the successful applicants of their place by Wednesday 11th July by email. 9.45 – 10:00
Arrival - Life Sciences Building 85 (Foyer)
10:00-12:30
Shadowing a PhD student in the laboratory
12.30-13.30
Lunch with members of the outreach team/ students (Observatory)
13:30-14.45
Tour of Highfield Campus
14.45- 15.15
Biological Sciences talk
15:30
Concluding comments and discussion
To register your interest, pop into the careers office or email: CEIAG@stbrn.ac.uk
A complete support package – designed to help you throughout your time at University, achieve stronger skills and progress onto graduate level employment The programme is available to students who take up places at ( and currently have firm offers at) one of the following unis:
University College London
University of Bath
University of Birmingham
University of Bristol
The University of Edinburgh
University of Oxford
University of Warwick
University of Sheffield
Queen's University Belfast
Successful applicants must complete 100 hours of volunteering a year, at least one paid internship with Lloyds (in Summer holidays of 1st year) and work with a mentor from Lloyds as well as attending a few compulsory events related to these at the university. They don’t need to be studying finance related subjects or want to go into Lloyds long term. They receive a £1,000 bursary a year with enhancements depending on degree class awarded and successful completion of volunteering hours. The benefits to students’ employability are huge, on top of the financial benefits. Students can pre-register their interest here: https://www.lloyds-scholars.com/
Creative Media Production Taster Day - July 5th 9.30-3pm
The Creative Media Production course at Bath College invites you to try out our facilities on our summer taster day. Whether you are still considering your options for September or have already been accepted, we'd love for you to sign up below and come along to a series of taster sessions. Activities will include a live multi-camera show, an introduction to Photoshop, learning to take better Instagram images, film editing and animation ↓ Register now before it's fully booked ↓
Visit www.bathcollege.ac.uk to apply for the Creative Media Course at Bath College
For more information, contact the Student Advice Centre Roper Building, Avon St, Bath BA1 1UP
Telephone: 01225 312191 ext. 715/716 Email: info@bathcollege.ac.uk
This grant programme is open for applications. Opening Date: 6th April 2018 , 9:00 am Closing Date: 27th July 2018 , 1:00 pm Maximum grant awarded:£2,500 What can you apply for? The R W Barnes Bursary Fund has been set up to offer financial assistance to undergraduate students on programmes of study based on Engineering, Maths or Physics, at certain UK universities, subject to certain criteria and exceptions. Who can apply? Priority will be given to applicants:
With no family history of higher education Attending Imperial College, Bath or Cambridge Universities Studying Mathematics or Physics, Natural Sciences (Mathematics plus Physics only) Living within Post Codes BA8, BA9, BA11
For guidelines and application form please click here
Discover Fashion Business- Monday 18 June • Discover Chemistry – Monday 25 June • Discover English, Drama and American Studies- Wednesday 27 June • Discover History and Related Subjects – Thursday 28 June • Discover Philosophy – Friday 29 June • Discover Sociology – Tuesday 3 July • Discover Midwifery – Thursday 5 July • Discover Criminology – Thursday 5 July • Discover Engineering- Wednesday 11 July • Discover Psychology- Wednesday 11 July • Discover Earth, Planetary and Environmental Sciences - Friday 13 July Discover Biosciences – Tuesday 17 & Wednesday 18 July (same content on both days)
For more info CLICK HERE For enquiries regarding Discover Days, please email discover@manchester.ac.uk
Our next undergraduate open days are on Friday 22 and Saturday 23 June 2018.
BA(Hons) Early Childhood Degree Taster Day Wednesday 13 June 2018 Are you interested in pursuing a professional career with children? We warmly invite you to visit UWE Bristol to have a hands-on experience of Early Childhood degree learning, meet current HE students and discover the opportunities that Higher Education Early Childhood study can lead to. A visit to the Taster Day will provide: Subject enrichment for students studying AS/A Level subjects, CACHE or CPLD (EYE). An opportunity to find out more about the career progression opportunities from the Early Childhood Studies degree. A campus tour and Q&A with current students to find out more about student life at UWE Bristol.
To register your interest please contact the careers team or email ceiag@stbrn.ac.uk
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WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERING ABROAD? Volunteering abroad can change your life. It puts you right at the heart of local communities, giving you a chance to immerse yourself in their culture while giving back in a meaningful way. A carefully selected volunteer project that is managed to be sustainable and long-term, ensures you can be sure that the time you give contributes to a broader journey. You can learn a lot from volunteering abroad and experiencing new cultures and ways of life. When you get back home, those lessons translate into skills and experience that benefit you personally and professionally. For more info CLICK HERE
Find Your Perfect Campus Today Here at Summer Discovery we hope your 2018 is off to a great start! We're happy to announce the launch of our new website. Check out our new look and see our website highlights: Find your perfect campus Use our program finder to search program options by academic interest, campus, grade and length. Business, Medicine, STEM & Research, College Admissions Prep and more. We offer 300+ courses in 30 academic options. About us Learn about our 52 year history of success and meet our leadership team. Middle School Options. Learn about our Enrichment and Gifted & Talented programs at Yale University, UCLA and Georgetown University.
We have tailored a bespoke prospectus for students giving them the unique opportunity to volunteer at our charitable projects in Sri Lanka whilst conducting an educational tour around the country. Our prospectus is available to schools as either a school trip (accompanied with teachers) or can be ran independently from the school. We believe that our prospectus will be of great interest to you and most importantly your students. We run 4 programmes 路 路 路 路
Sports Development Programme English Development Programme Marine & Conservation Programme Textile & Design Programme
To find out more information and apply, click here
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FIND OUT ABOUT SUMMER VOLUNTEERING Volunteering in your local library is a fantastic way to keep busy over the summer. You’ll have the opportunity to gain new skills and work experience for your CV, and you’ll have fun helping children to read more at the same time. OKAY… WHAT EXACTLY IS THE SUMMER READING CHALLENGE? The Summer Reading Challenge encourages children aged 4 to 11 to read six books during the long summer holiday. WHAT WILL I BE DOING AS A VOLUNTEER? There are loads of different ways to help with the Challenge. Some of the things volunteers do include:
Helping staff to run the Challenge Talking to children about the books they’ve been reading Creating exciting library displays Planning and running activities or craft sessions Planning and running celebration events for other volunteers
HOW CAN I GET INVOLVED? The Summer Reading Challenge runs in most libraries, so just drop in to the one you want to volunteer in and ask if they have any opportunities for you to get involved this summer. Libraries start to recruit for the challenge from March, but some may have opportunities year round. Join the Summer Volunteering 2018 hack to record your skills and volunteering hours and share what you’re doing with other young people across the UK.
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Click Here for further info on volunteering vacancies.
OUR VISION IS OF A SOCIETY WHERE EVERYONE CAN PARTICIPATE IN THEIR LOCAL COMMUNITY THROUGH VOLUNTEERING AND SOCIAL ACTION
We develop and deliver high impact volunteer-led solutions across the UK in response to some of the most difficult challenges facing individuals and their communities today. We engage more than 30,000 volunteers and 90,000 beneficiaries every year through 180 active programmes across the UK.
DO YOU WANT TO VOLUNTEER? Volunteering Matters run over 180 UK volunteering programmes which engage people of all ages to support the most vulnerable in their community. We have projects run by and for young people, disabled people, families and older people and our projects suit you whether you’re looking for part-time volunteering, full-time volunteering or event corporate volunteering.
Click here to find volunteering opportunities near you!
St Monica Trust can now offer work experience to those interested in working in the health care sector. Why work experience? Work experience can be a rewarding experience and will give an insight into the different types of employment at the St Monica Trust. Students can:
What will St Monica Trust do for the successful applicant? We value our work experience applicants by:
hot meal or a packed lunch depending on role. If you would like further information or you would like to apply, please come along to the careers office to discuss with us. Alternatively you can book an appointment via Moodle or email: CEIAG@stbrn.ac.uk Applications that are received with less than 2 months’ notice are unlikely to be successful.
Throughout July, we’re offering 500 work experience placements for 16-18 year-olds in Pret shops up and down the country. Spend a week exploring a career in hospitality, building your confidence, and meeting the wonderful people of Team Pret. You’ll also have the chance to be fast-tracked through the application process for The Pret Apprenticeship.
For more info and where to apply visit the website here