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Not Going To Uni showcases the alternatives to the standard university route, to school and college leavers. Our company is built on supporting young


people in finding future careers, and we believe in educating students on all educational routes, ensuring they have the knowledge to understand all options available to them.


We work with a variety of Enterprise Employers, Training Providers, FE


colleges, Gap Year Providers and SMEs, advertising their apprenticeship vacancies to our audience.


We are on a mission to change the way that young people engage with brands and discover their future careers. We work closely with schools, colleges,


careers advisors and our team of NGTU Ambassadors to drive awareness of the fantastic alternatives to university.


The hospitality industry is a popular sector for Not Going To Uni users with a consistent stream of opportunities with major UK based brands and training providers. Our user-friendly site can help students navigate to the career they want, set up job alerts to be informed as new opportunities are posted and view case studies and blogs to research the industry.


The catering and hospitality sector offers a wide variety of different


apprenticeships in restaurants, pubs, bars, cafes, nightclubs and hotels. From working in the kitchen to working front of house serving guests or helping


management ensure effective day-to-day operations, there is something for everyone.


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