Thanks to the Royal Navy for a great morning spent problem solving and team bonding with enthusiastic students who may be interested in a career in the Navy.
On Tuesday, our Year 9s took part in a Careers Speed Dating event with North Tyneside Learning Trust! A huge thank you to all our visitors who gave up their time to come in and talk to the students! #CarpeDiem
Thursday 16th November 4pm – 8pm, Washington.
Free national mentoring programme that supports aspiring doctors and dentists in 10-12 year groups all now have FREE access to:
– The UK’s largest medical virtual work experience programme
– Book 15 minute 1-2-1 appointments between 9am-9pm any day of the week to speak to medical students and doctors directly throughout their journey into medical school
– Opportunities to apply for national essay competitions, awards and scholarships to study medicine at university
– Medically relevant extra-curricular activities such as research, leadership and presentation opportunities.
There is no cost to the student or school for accessing any of these resources – it is funded by Medic Mentor, a national medical non-profit social enterprise.
If you are interested in signing up please click on the link below:
Last night we held another round of ‘Careers Conversations’ after school: experts from IT, Medical Research and the NHS all giving talks on possible future careers to our students.If you’d like to get involved and deliver a session, please get in touch!
Our careers coordinator in school is Mrs Brennan: [email protected]
North Tyneside Council’s annual Apprenticeship Fair, Get Up and Go!, is back to a face-to-face event this year. As usual there will be a variety of employers and training providers with advice on Apprenticeships, training, and employment.
Come along on Saturday 11 February between 9.30am and 12.30pm to meet local employers and training providers. The event is being held at North Tyneside Council’s HQ, The Quadrant, NE27 0BY.
Tyne and Wear Archives and Museums
KS4 Work Experience Programme
3rd July – 7th July
Are you interested in a career in Museums, Art Galleries or in the heritage sector?
In the summer term, Tyne and Wear Archives and Museums (TWAM) are offering KS4 students a focused week of work experience.
We are offering 12 places for students from schools across our locality.
The week will consist of the following:
- Learning about how TWAM and the wider Museum sector works.
- Meeting Museum and Gallery staff and learning about the many varied roles available in the Cultural/Heritage sectors.
- Observing Front facing members of staff as they work with the public, schools and also the important work behind the scenes.
- Work in groups on a live project that answers questions that are important to the running of museums and galleries.
- Present their findings to members of TWAM staff at the end of the experience
- Earn a Bronze Arts Award as part of their experience.
Schools who are interested in their students taking part in this experience will be offered a minimum of 2 places. All we ask is their chosen students send us a letter of application detailing why they wish to take part.
Students will be invited to an interview at one of our venues during the second half of the spring term.
To discuss the details of this programme please contact – Thomas Elwick 0191 277 2174 or email [email protected]
Deadline for applications is Wednesday 15th February 2023 (12:00pm)
