Colas BIRM: D80
Coleg Cambria LIV: D90
Creative Alliance BIRM: Creative Hub
Deloitte BIRM: C230
LIV: B220
Colas Ltd is a UK-based service
provider to the highways and airfi eld sectors. Services include civil engineering, maintenance and construction and all operations are carried out nationally.
www.colas.co.uk
Formed in 2013, Coleg Cambria has
rapidly established itself as a leading UK education provider. Estyn Inspectors in February 2015
awarded the college the highest Estyn sector judgements of this inspection cycle, with both current performance and prospects for improvement at ‘excellent’. The college tops Wales’ performance tables with consistently high success rates across all provisions, including high-performing sixth-form and successful employer- focused vocational learning. Coleg Cambria has over 7,000 full-time students, 20,000 part-time learners and many international links. Across its seven sites Coleg Cambria offers a vast array of full-time and part-time courses including A Levels, GCSEs, BTECs, traineeships and degrees. Working in partnership with over 1,000 employers, the college also offers apprenticeship opportunities with strong links to local employment. Coleg Cambria offers world- class facilities, including a Centre of Excellence for Engineering, University Centre, Cambria Business School and a 1,000-acre farm and animal care centre.
www.cambria.ac.uk
Dstl BIRM: B250
DWP BIRM: Accessibility Support Hub
EEF BIRM: C210
EY BIRM: G40
LIV: F40
Creative Alliance is an independent
training provider that operates as a social enterprise. We specialise in enabling talented
people from different backgrounds and experiences succeed. We help them get into and then get on in creative, digital and marketing roles in any company.
www.creativealliance.org.uk
Deloitte is a business that doesn’t
just recognise your need to remain curious, but fully embrace it. Here, you’ll follow a career path that enables you to be true to yourself. To think bigger, think creatively and deliver real impact. Deloitte is reshaping both the business and technology landscape. From human capital and tax consulting to technology and cyber. We’re delivering end-to-end
improvement programmes, turning disruption into opportunity, and redesigning the art of audit through automation – you could be part of it.
www.deloitte.co.uk/careers
The Defence Science and
Technology Laboratory (Dstl) is at the heart of the UK’s defence and security capabilities, ensuring that our vital and unique innovative science and technology contribute to current and future challenges. We provide the UK expertise in a spectrum of engineering and scientifi c fi elds. We work with the best people with the best ideas, and apply them in unexpected ways, much of which is operationally critical with the potential to save many lives. We work at the forefront of defence and security research and innovation, a dynamic and rapidly evolving environment. Taking technology and push it to its limits, using creativity and innovation to solve real-world problems for real-world customers. Quite simply, this is work that you cannot do anywhere else. Crucially, we work with other brilliant people – collaborating with everyone from small companies and world-class universities to large defence companies and other nations. Together, we develop battle-winning technologies.
www.gov.uk/dstl The Department for Work and
Pensions is responsible for welfare, pensions and child maintenance policy. As the UK’s biggest public service
department, we administer the state pension and a range of working age, disability and ill-health benefi ts to around 18 million people. We are responsible for
understanding and dealing with the causes of poverty rather than its symptoms; encouraging people to work and making work pay; encouraging disabled people and those with ill health to work and be independent; providing a decent income for people of pension age and promoting saving for retirement; providing value for money and reducing levels of fraud and error; and reducing work-related death and serious injury in workplaces. We provide our services in a number
of ways, including through Jobcentre Plus, the Child Maintenance Service, the Health and Safety Executive, and partner organisations.
www.gov.uk/government/ organisations/department-for- work-pension
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Get a head start with an
EEF apprenticeship. Earn while you learn, on-the-job
training, specialist qualifi cations and a foot in the door at the employer of your dreams. If you have an aptitude for maths and science, have ambitious career goals, enjoy being hands-on and are a great problem solver, an apprenticeship could be the perfect start to a career in manufacturing and engineering. With in-depth knowledge of what skills manufacturing and engineering businesses need, complementary apprentice mentoring and advice, and a dedicated training centre, offering world-class facilities and expert teaching, EEF has given thousands of apprentices like you a head start in their manufacturing and engineering career.
www.eef.org.uk/apprentices
Wherever you are in your career, EY will help you keep learning, evolving and building the future that’s right for you. We help some of the largest, most
infl uential businesses worldwide navigate ever-changing markets and the new technology that’s driving them. We do this throughout our assurance, consulting, tax and transactions business areas.
With 260,000 experts around the world, our people get the support and opportunities they need to create the careers they want. We believe they work best when they’re free to be themselves, so we’ve created a welcoming, fl exible culture that focuses on helping everyone learn new skills for the future. If you’re interested in shaping the
way organisations do business and infl uencing the world we live in, discover a role that’s right for you.
www.ukcareers.ey.com/students
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