Make UK - MAKE UK Webinar - Identifying your future workforce T Levels are a new high-quality technical qualification for 16-19 year olds, shaped by industry, to give young people the skills they need to step directly into technical roles. Each T Level student completes a 45-day industry placement with an employer. Find out how Engineering and Manufacturing T Level students are helping businesses in the sector address long-standing skills shortages and boost productivity, and how you can help your business have vital visibility in a challenging recruitment environment. Hear first-hand from a business who has worked with T Level students about the impact it’s made to them and speak to a college about the support they offer employers to set up and run successful T Level industry placements. Email in your questions in advance: adowse@makeuk.org Chair: Philippa Carty-Hornsby, Gatsby Charitable Foundation Speakers: Philippa Carty-Hornsby, Gatsby Charitable Foundation Jamie Cater, Senior Policy Manager, Make UK Industry Placement representative: TBA College representative: TBC Panel discussion Q&A 13th Feb 11-12pm Register here https://lnkd.in/e43xKQBJ
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Dear SXC A-levels Alumni, I hope this message finds you well. As part of our ongoing efforts to stay connected with our alumni and to strengthen the SXC A-level College community, we kindly request your participation in completing the Alumni Online Form. This form is designed to help us keep you updated on important events, programs, and opportunities, as well as to gather valuable feedback that will aid in improving the experiences of current and future students. Why your participation matters: *Stay Connected: Receive updates on alumni events, reunions, and career support. *Help Us Grow: Your feedback allows us to improve programs for current students. *Show Your Support: Your involvement helps us build a strong and vibrant alumni network. How to fill out the form: Click on the link below to access the form: https://lnkd.in/g4WzFSQN
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