DJANOGLY City Academy is kicking off the New Year with a careers exhibition tomorrow (Wednesday January, 23) which will give young people across the city access to information and advice on a wide range of options available to them when they leave school.
The event runs from 4.30pm until 7pm and is open to all students across the city from year 9 upwards.
Djanogly Theatre on Sherwood Rise will be packed full of businesses, universities and colleges offering information and advice on what they have to offer post 16 students, with experts on hand to chat to students and answer any questions.
Exhibitors attending the event include Nottingham Trent University, Nottinghamshire Police, NHS, Royal Navy, Pearson in Practice, CITB – Construction Skills, Head Wize and Nottingham City Council.
The team from Djanogly's 16-19 Centre will also be providing information on the range of academic and vocational courses on offer.
Visitors will be able to find out about the support available at 16-19 Centre from the Post 16 team, who will ensure that students are placed on the right course for their learning needs and future goals.
Natalie Astle, Post 16 Marketing Manager said: "We had a great response to our first careers exhibition last year and thought the New Year would be a good time to start students thinking about their future. We have a wider range of exhibitors this year to give students a varied mixture of options to look at."
For more information about the event contact Natalie Astle on 0115 9421257.
The event runs from 4.30pm until 7pm and is open to all students across the city from year 9 upwards.
Djanogly Theatre on Sherwood Rise will be packed full of businesses, universities and colleges offering information and advice on what they have to offer post 16 students, with experts on hand to chat to students and answer any questions.
Exhibitors attending the event include Nottingham Trent University, Nottinghamshire Police, NHS, Royal Navy, Pearson in Practice, CITB – Construction Skills, Head Wize and Nottingham City Council.
The team from Djanogly's 16-19 Centre will also be providing information on the range of academic and vocational courses on offer.
Visitors will be able to find out about the support available at 16-19 Centre from the Post 16 team, who will ensure that students are placed on the right course for their learning needs and future goals.
Natalie Astle, Post 16 Marketing Manager said: "We had a great response to our first careers exhibition last year and thought the New Year would be a good time to start students thinking about their future. We have a wider range of exhibitors this year to give students a varied mixture of options to look at."
For more information about the event contact Natalie Astle on 0115 9421257.
