Festival of Apprenticeship returns online to celebrate National Apprenticeship Week

The Festival of Apprenticeships in partnership with Pathway Group kicks off today with a week long programme of sessions to support young people in finding out more about early career opportunities.

The campaign advocates, promotes and celebrates Apprenticeships. This is no ordinary Careers Fair; this is celebratory event that not only promotes the value apprenticeships can deliver for young people, but also gives them the knowledge and expertise about how to apply for the right one for them.

The weeklong event will feature 4 daily sessions between 12pm and 2pm by a number of large corporate organisations and training providers about all of the different apprenticeship opportunities available to young people when they leave school or college. These include BT Group, Compass Group, EY, Severn Trent, DLA Piper, the NHS and many more.

Students, teachers and parents can tune in live and join the conversation or catch up at any time post event when convenient for them.

You can register for the FREE event here: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/festivalofapprenticeships2023

The Festival returns in the summer with a roadshow exhibition promoting and celebrating all things apprenticeships. More than just a careers fair or conference, the event is a one-stop shop for anyone looking to find out more about apprenticeships. With top employers and learning providers highlighting their talent and promoting opportunities to future apprentices, the event will serve as a showcase of excellence in the sector!

SUMMER ROADSHOW DATES 2023

  • Birmingham – Tuesday 27th Jun – Millennium Point
  • London - Thursday 29th June – Oval Stadium
  • Manchester - Tuesday 4th July – MMU Business School

The event will feature the following things:

  • Career Zone – Students will have the opportunity to visit a range of stands hosted by Employers and Learning providers showcasing their vast array of opportunities.
  • Skills Zone – An area where visitors can learn about online resources, they can access to upskill themselves.
  • Employability Zone – An area where visitors can learn how to find out about career opportunities, cv writing and completing applications.
  • Networking Zone – An area where visitors, exhibitors and apprentices can meet and network.
  • Main Stage – An area where visitors can hear from apprentices sharing their stories and journeys.

“The Festival was a huge success last year we know this year will be even bigger with more employers and more attendees. Saying this more still needs to be done to promote apprenticeship opportunities and we are confident that our event will aid in getting the message out to there.” Kasim Choudhry – Event Director

If your organisation wants to get involved please email kasim@thinkfest.co.uk

To find out more visit www.FestivalofApprenticeships.com