Introduction to the Year 10 careers programme.
“Forming Lives Ready To Face The Future”
Part of the Nicholas Postgate Catholic Academy Trust
If you have any questions or queries please contact: careers@npcat.org.uk
Identify and state what school you are from within your email and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Aims of the session
Futureproof website
Careers on your school website
All school websites will have this section - click on STATUTORY
Scroll down to Careers and click
In this section
Can we introduce Wendy Gosling - DWP
Future jobs and skills required for 2030
DWP
What are the jobs of the future?
What skills will I need?
NORTH EAST
RAISING ASPIRATIONS
PARTNERSHIP
Can we please introduce NERAP now to talk about Higher Education vs Apprenticeships and Student Finance
Can we introduce
T6 Football Academy
Facilities
In Partnership With
Middlesbrough FC
NPCAT Employer Network
Jacobs – A Career for Life
Victoria Richards
Head of Profession for Project Management
March 2023
Agenda
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Culture of Caring
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What next?
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Choosing topics of interest
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Maths
Chemistry
Physics
Biology
English
Business
Information
Technology
Project Management
Mechanical
Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Process
Engineering
CS&A
Engineering
Health
Physics
Project Controls
Quality Assurance
Document Control
Secretary
Administration
IT Support
Marketing / Sales
Public Relations
Commercial
Procurement
Inspection
Craft
Commissioning Engineer
Resistant
Materials
Pharmaceutical
Engineering
Environmental Engineer
Legal
Maintenance
Construction
Modelling
Research and Development
Materials
Science
Ecologist
Materials
Science
Local Roles
Jacobs Roles
Choosing a Career
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Employability - Work experience
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Grasp opportunities
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San Diego 2010
USA 1999
St Petersburg 1996
China 2010
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Social Media
Jenna make canva graphic for this
Opportunities for students
Code Project: Bots for Good is a free holiday hackathon for young people in Years 9, 10 and 11 across the North East, taking place on April 13th and 14th 2023.
During this time, young people will work together in small teams to develop a digital solution to a challenge in their community – using robots!
The two-day event provides hands-on experience working with digital technologies, developing their programming and making skills.
Young people will receive guidance from computing experts in a variety of fields, learn key team working skills and have the chance to showcase their work, allowing them to gain valuable experience and skills that can benefit them in their ongoing education and future plans for work.
Young people can get hands-on with physical computing, no matter their skill level and walk away with their very own micro:bit device to keep!
Parent/Carer Survey QR Code