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An exciting careers event, Pilot Careers Live is happening on the 9th of July.
The event will cover all aspects of what it takes to become a pilot, including the selection process, qualifications needed and the costs involved.
For more details click on this link.
This STEM Summer School will provide opportunities for young people to meet current University students, to reflect on their aspirations and goals, to immerse themselves in science and technology activities and to develop key skills. We also run Splashdown for KS3.
Please do not hesitate to get in contact if you have any queries regarding this course. We hope you will feel that it is worth promoting to your students showing an interest in environmental studies or careers.
Marine Pathways
On Friday, Year 10 were put through their paces with a series of mock interviews as part of a careers event.
South Shields Marine School’s Maritime Careers day is this Saturday 7th May between 10am and 2pm.
This event gives young people expert advice on careers at sea, and the merchant navy. This event is the perfect way to find out how to get started in the maritime industry including our school leaver’s pre-cadet programme in navigation and engineering, or sponsorship with a leading shipping company.
There will be expert teaching staff onsite, as well as shipping companies looking to recruit.
Young people and their parents can sign up for this event by following THIS LINK.
Year 9 students are currently working on a unit of work called ‘App Development’ where they are working through the app development process, including research and analysis, identifying frustrations or ‘pain points’ and producing wireframes/prototypes.On Tuesday, they took part in a lecture from Mark Wardle, Head of Development at GlobalBridge GlobalBridge, who came in to meet approximately 60 students and gave them an insight into what Application Development is and what it’s like to work in the industry.
On Friday, Year 9 took part in a Careers Speed Dating event, one of the busiest we have had. It was great to see so many companies come in and talk to the students.
There are a range of vocational workshops at Tyne Met across next week after school. Check out this flyer for more details:
They’re all on the website and link to book is below:
https://www.tynemet.ac.uk/about/events/
https://forms.office.com/r/0DtBJRvvWu
A presentation from St. Anne’s College in Oxford was very well attended this morning, as Year 9, 10 and 11 learned all about university; from applying and studying to the cost and requirements.
