National Careers Week
Welcome to National Careers Week at North Notts College!
From 4th to 9th March, immerse yourself in a world of possibilities.
Explore exciting career paths, gain valuable insights from industry experts, and develop essential skills that will empower your future success. Network with peers, participate in interactive workshops, and take bold steps towards your dream career.
Check out the exciting line-up below and join us for an inspiring week of discovery, open to all students!
Monday 4th March
Monday 4th March
10:00am – 2:00pm
Kickstart National Careers Week with our vibrant Public Sector Day! Meet representatives from the Fire Service, Notts Health Care, and Yorkshire Ambulance Service in the Bistro. Plus, don’t miss the thrilling fire engine display in the Bistro car park.
10:30am – 12:00pm
Delve into aviation careers at the RAF and Quiet Tiger aviation careers talk in the Sport hall. Ask questions, learn about training processes, and discover the wide range of opportunities available in the field.
12:00pm – 1:00pm
Polish your employability skills at the Careers Workshop in the careers lounge. Learn essential tools for job applications, including CV writing, cover letters, and interview skills.
Tuesday 5th March
Tuesday 5th March
12:00pm – 1:00pm
Discover higher education opportunities and UCAS applications at the Careers Workshop in the careers lounge. Learn more about our range of courses, entry requirements, and the application process to make informed decisions about your future studies.
12:00pm – 1:30pm
Unsure about your next steps? Explore university options with University Centre Rotherham and career pathways through apprenticeships, careers advice, and work placements. Meet representatives from various institutions like University Centre Doncaster and the University of Derby and many other providers.
6:30pm – 7:15pm
Calling all parents and students! Join our T Level Takeover webinar to learn all about T Levels, a pathway supported by businesses and offering routes to both university degrees and careers.
4:30pm – 7:30pm
Explore career possibilities during the ‘What Next?’ Apprenticeship Fair at The Bridge Skills Hub in Worksop. Organised by Bassetlaw District Council in collaboration with RNN Group and DWP, this event highlights the role of apprenticeships and T Levels in education. Discover local opportunities, gain market insights, and connect with employers – a drop-in event open to all!
Thursday 7th March
Thursday 7th March
12:00pm – 1:30pm
Gear up for Protective Services Day! Meet the Army, Royal Navy, and Red Cross, Rampton Hospital, and many other employers in the Bistro. During this time, engage in interactive activities with the Army in the Bistro.
12:00pm – 1:00pm
Gain insights into apprenticeships and other pathways at the Careers Workshop in the careers lounge. Find out how vocational training can launch your career and provide a valuable alternative to traditional university education.
6:00pm – 8:00pm
The Wharncliffe Restaurant in Rotherham for the annual Apprenticeship Award Ceremony. Celebrate outstanding achievements across various categories and cheer on our exceptional students!
Friday 8th March
Friday 8th March
10:00am – 1:30pm
Explore higher education opportunities with Heidi from Sheffield Hallam University and delve into adult social care with Nat from Skills for Care, both in the Bistro.
12:00pm – 1:00pm
Join us for a Careers Workshop in the careers lounge as we discuss the next steps after college. These workshops provide valuable resources for students to explore and prepare for their chosen career paths, whether through higher education, apprenticeships, or vocational training.
Useful Links
Ben Chubb, National Enterprise Manager“Choose a job you love, and you’ll never work a day in your life”
Tom Parkinson, Learning and Development“Make the best of whatever it is you do. You can’t always start out doing your dream job, but with passion, hard work and a bit of grit you can get there eventually.”
Ben Chubb, National Enterprise Manager“Think of your path to success in stages, you have just started the first stage.”
Saahirah Ahmed, Apprentice“Although a cliche, you really are your own limitation. You can go as far as you think you can go.”