Not Going to Uni is the leading website for young people looking
for alternatives to full-time university study. It offers research and advice on vocational training, qualifications and apprenticeships, and works with employers, colleges and training providers across all sectors, including hospitality and catering, to offer thousands of live job and training vacancies for young people aged 14 and older. Reasons to register with Not Going to Uni:
l Follow companies or providers you are interested in and get alerts for live opportunities
l Post questions and receive advice from our resident careers adviser
l Regular newsletters and updates
www.notgoingtouni.co.uk
Pace (Professional Association for Catering Education) is the representative body for the
hospitality and catering education and training sector in England, with links to colleagues in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Working with, and on behalf of, the members, Pace promotes excellence and innovation within hospitality and catering education, and positively champions the sector and its priorities within the hospitality and related industries. Membership is made up of 190 hospitality schools, colleges, universities and training providers, 5,000 lecturers and trainers, and over 200,000 trainees across the UK.
www.paceuk.org
People 1st is a unique, insight-driven performance and talent management
expert. We provide tailored solutions and advice that help employers to: l Grow performance and talent l Drive customer excellence l Maximise the value of apprenticeships Our industry-led experts deliver highly successful results that reflect the needs of your business because we understand your culture, your environment and your budget.
www.people1st.co.uk
The Springboard Charity helps young people achieve their potential and nurtures
unemployed people of any age into work. We help to alleviate poverty by supporting
disadvantaged and underprivileged people into sustainable employment within hospitality, leisure and tourism. Springboard believes the hospitality
industry is a great place to work for the fulfilling and wide-ranging careers it provides, and we support our beneficiaries with specialist careers guidance, skill development programmes, pre-employment training, and mentoring, and by helping them to secure industry work experience. Our work encourages, motivates and
builds the confidence of young people to give them the best chance of succeeding in a career in hospitality.
www.springboard.uk.net
The University of East London
(UEL) is a vibrant, modern university with students and staff drawn from more than 120 nationalities. It is based in two east London campuses in the rapidly evolving Royal Docks area and nearby Stratford. It comprises schools and departments
grouped into three large colleges, three research institutes and more than 45 research centres and groups. UEL achieved university status
in 1992, although its heritage as an educational institution dates back to 1898 when its predecessor, the West Ham Technical Institute, was founded as ‘the people’s university’. The university emphasises student
opportunities to learn on real-world projects in London and abroad, and its academic community delivers high-impact, socially relevant research.
www.uel.ac.uk
At the University of West London,
we aim to inspire students to become creative professionals and connect them to exciting and rewarding careers. We are based in Ealing, only 20 minutes from central London. We are the number one modern
university in London (The Guardian University Guide 2018) and we have the best NSS scores for student satisfaction in the capital. 97% of our students also go on to employment or further study within six months of graduating (
uwl.ac.uk/97). UWL’s London Geller College of
Hospitality and Tourism is an award- winning school with over six decades of
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teaching excellence in the service industries. With cross-disciplinary studies and a focus on adapting to continuously evolving sectors, our students learn the theoretical and practical skills needed to become managers and leaders in hospitality and tourism. We offer a range of courses and apprenticeships from our academy for professional skills – rated outstanding by Ofsted – as well as degree and master’s courses.
www.uwl.ac.uk
Westminster Kingsway College has established
itself as one of the largest and most successful London colleges. It recruits around 18,000 students each year and has an annual turnover approaching £40m. Westminster Kingsway College has an excellent reputation within the hospitality and catering industry and famous former students include Jamie Oliver. The college offers a unique opportunity to study in central London for vocational qualifications that are tailored directly to employment opportunities. Our industry contacts are second
to none, with all students undertaking tailored externships each year, measured to meet with their career aspirations. We enjoy a strong relationship with all major industry associations, such as the Craft Guild of Chefs and the Royal Academy of Culinary Arts.
www.westking.ac.uk
WSET provides best-in-class education and
qualifications to inspire and empower the world’s wine and spirits professionals and enthusiasts. We currently offer nine qualifications covering wines, spirits and saké. WSET qualifications are globally
recognised as the international standard in wine and spirit knowledge. They are designed for those who are just starting out in their careers, as well as established professionals, and the many enthusiasts who have a passion for wines and spirits. In the last academic year more than 85,000 candidates sat a WSET exam in over 70 countries.
www.wsetglobal.com
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