Tuesday, 15 December 2015







EY School Leaver Programme
 
A full time job with a competitive salary, independence and responsibility – without going to university first. The EY School Leaver programme is an alternative to university that can lead to the same professional qualification you’d get as a graduate. You could even qualify sooner than some graduates, all without any fees or debt.


Our five-year training programme lets you join EY straight after school or college – just as some of our Directors and Partners did. From day one you’ll gain valuable experience, earn a salary and build lasting networks.


What you can look forward to:
A 5-year structured training programme.
  • Two professional qualifications: the globally-recognised ICAEW Certificate in Finance and Business (CFAB) followed by a second professional qualification linked to your chosen Service Line – Assurance, Transactions or Tax.
  • Challenging work on a diverse range of projects and clients.
  • Study leave – time out of the office to prepare for your exams.
  • On-the-job coaching, your own career counsellor and a dedicated team to support you through your professional studies
  • A tailored induction alongside our graduate recruits to introduce you to senior people in EY and help you settle in to the business.
  • A host of transferable business skills.
  • Competitive salary benefits, that include a pension (up to 6% matched contributions), bikes for work, a subsidised gym membership, season ticket loan, sports teams and annual travel insurance.
  • The same world-class training and experience in all of our UK offices.


Programmes are available in Aberdeen, Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Hull, Inverness, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Luton (North London), Manchester, Newcastle, Reading and Southampton.


 

Tuesday, 8 December 2015





School Leaver Advice Brochure
Location: Online


Today’s students are faced with a wider array of post-18 options than ever before and it is crucial that they are making informed decisions about their options.


It is important that school leaver programmes are not considered a second choice, less respectable than a degree course or for students who miss out on a university place. Since the sharp rise in tuition fees prestigious, global companies from a number of industries have been quick to create opportunities for sixth formers that provide salaries, intense training, employability skills, contacts and in some cases formal qualifications. Forward-thinking, savvy and career-minded students have jumped at the chance to kick-start their careers and bypass university and student debt to start earning now – a smart move given the global economic recession.


For many students university degrees, gap years, vocational courses or training will be their right pathway, but this booklet will point those sixth formers looking for alternatives to university in the right direction.



Thursday, 3 December 2015








Engineering, Space and Defence Apprenticeships


Type: Work experience / career exploration
Duration: Ongoing
Location: United Kingdom


Engineering, Space and Defence Apprenticeships with AirBus


In the UK, apprenticeships are available at Airbus, Airbus Helicopters and Airbus Defence and Space. All programmes last 3 years or 5 years and combine college or university studies with practical training.


Together these programmes provide a clear route for progression and applicants can choose between different entry options according to their level of educational achievement and abilities.
Engineering Sponsored Degree (Airbus)
  • Higher Supply Chain Logistics apprenticeship (Airbus)
  • Commercial Sponsored Degrees (Airbus)
  • Craft apprenticeship (Airbus)
  • Craft apprenticeship (Airbus Defence and Space)
  • Engineering apprenticeship (Airbus Defence and Space)
  • Engineering apprenticeship (Airbus Helicopters)


For more information visit http://www.airbusgroup.com/int/en/people-careers/apprentices/In-the-United-Kingdom.html#







University of Southampton Widening Access to Medicine: BM6 Residential


University of Southampton
Type: Residential taster courses (eg Summer schools), University taster courses
Duration: 04 April 2016 - 06 April 2016
Location: Southampton


University of Southampton Widening Access to Medicine: BM6 Residential


This residential event, which will be taking place from 4th – 6th April 2016, aims to increase students’ knowledge of the role of doctors and the training they undergo. It will also provide opportunities to develop their interpersonal skills, increase awareness of the undergraduate medical student experience and support students in their applications to medicine.




To apply for a place at this event please download the form above and post it top the below address:
Recruitment & Outreach, George Thomas Building (37), Room 4113, University of Southampton, Southampton SO17 1BJ
The deadline for applications is 22nd January 2016.


For more information please contact Claire Taylor, Widening Participation Co-ordinator: outreach@soton.ac.uk.

Wednesday, 18 November 2015





Future Lawyers Network


 
Type: Careers information, Law training contract


Duration: Ongoing


Location: Online


The University of Law: The Future Lawyers Network


A free-of-charge online community for anyone and everyone over the age of 16 who's interested in a career in law. It is designed to provide you with free careers advice and lively debate on a range of legal topics.


As a member of this new online community, you'll have access to blogs, polls, discussion boards and our unique online law careers advice service - essential information and advice to get you on your way to a successful career in the modern world of law. Called Student Employability Programme (StEP) it's the best possible foundation for building the knowledge and skills you need at the start of your career.


 



Friday, 6 November 2015


PwC

PwC School and College Leaver Opportunities

Type: Careers information, Online materials (articles, podcasts etc.), Work experience / career exploration

Duration: Ongoing

Location: Nationwide

If you've not yet decided what you'd like to do next academic year, and are keen to start building a successful career in business, our school and college leaver roles could be the right fit for you.

You can make the most of your good A-Levels (240 UCAS or above), by starting work straight away. You'll earn a competitive salary whilst studying towards a professional qualification. You’ll be part of a team, working on client projects, learning on-the-job, and building the in-depth business knowledge you need to progress.

Our School and College leaver programme is a real alternative to university, if you're interested in a career in accountancy, finance or consulting. You'll learn and develop the specialist skills our clients look for and value most. This includes studying towards a professional qualification within a nationally recognised framework, with support from us all the way.

If you join us straight from school or college, you'll earn a wage and get experience while working towards a number of qualifications. In professional services, there's rarely an average day. Your work is likely to be varied and can sometimes be challenging. You can find out more about the nature of the work you'd be doing by visiting our website, but whichever part of our business you join, you'll support our teams, doing anything from using systems or doing research to drafting communication or going with senior workmates to meetings.

 

Wednesday, 4 November 2015





 


British Intelligence Higher Apprenticeship - IT, Software, Internet and Telecomms
£17,539 pa - Cheltenham
This is a Technical Apprenticeship like no other. On top of developing unique technical skills, you'll be at the heart of British Intelligence. Working on some of the world's most sophisticated technical systems and equipment, you'll help to protect the UK against cyber threats, terrorism, espionage and organised crime.
This exciting programme starts in September 2016 and offers a mix of classroom learning and practical experience, including a variety of research, development and project work. You'll be taking on real business challenges that will stretch and develop your expertise in areas such as cyber security, engineering, signal processing and telecoms. In the second year, you could have the chance to work in London at MI5 or MI6.
On completion, you'll have a Foundation Degree in Communications, Security and Computing (with the option to convert to a BSc at a later stage) and a Level 4 Diploma in IT Professional Competence.
To join us you'll need a strong interest in programming and technology and will either have, or will be expecting to gain three A-levels at grade C or above, or equivalent, including at least two in Science, Technology, Engineering or Maths related subjects.
To find out more and apply, visit www.mi5.gov.uk/careers