EVENT GUIDE
Halton Borough Council LIV: C50
Recruiter profi les
Health Careers (NHS) BIRM: C80
LIV: C80
Highways England BIRM: B210
House Building Careers BIRM: D230
Working with partners The Liverpool City Region (LCR)
Apprenticeship Hub is a collaborative group, responsible to the LCR Employment and Skills Board. Funded by the European Social
Fund through the Education and Skills Funding Agency, we aim to increase the awareness, number and quality of apprenticeships available to the regional residents by supporting and coordinating activities, making apprenticeships work for businesses and individuals.
Ensuring that our residents and
young people in particular have the right skills for the modern workplace is vital both for their futures and the country’s future economic prosperity. High-quality apprenticeships are key to making that happen. We have a proud history of apprenticeships in the Liverpool City Region and value highly the opportunities and benefi ts they offer to individuals, businesses and the local community. Our aspiration is to deliver 20,000
apprenticeships per annum by 2020. For further information please contact:
melanie.dodd@
halton.gov.uk or visit our website.
www.apprenticeshiphub.org.uk
I See the Difference BIRM: D50
LIV: D70
IBM UK BIRM: D190
ICAEW BIRM: G130
LIV: B200
Institute and Faculty of Actuaries BIRM: B180
Make a difference with a career in health! Health Careers, which is part of Health Education England, is the careers information service for the NHS. It supports those thinking about
a career in health with a range of resources and tools, such as a career mapper, videos, and a course fi nder to help them make those crucial career choices.
On the Health Careers website you can also fi nd detailed information on more than 350 roles in health, a number of real-life stories, as well as a comprehensive course fi nder which lists more than 1,000 courses leading to a career in health.
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk
We are responsible for operating, maintaining and improving England’s motorways and major A roads. Consider that a third of all traffi c,
two thirds of heavy goods vehicles, and 98 per cent of UK businesses rely on them, and you can see why our roads, and what we do, matters so much. It’s an exciting time to begin a
career with Highways England as we invest £11billion in our motorways and A roads boosting capacity, tackling congestion and improving safety which is why we’re so grateful to our c.4,500 employees around the country. When you work with us, you’re
helping to connect communities, sustain business and support the economy. With responsibility for major projects, working here is also a great move for your career.
www.careers.highways.gov.uk
As the name suggests, home builders build houses. From identifying suitable spaces
to develop, to the building process, to marketing them and selling them, when it comes to working for a home builder, there’s far more to get excited about than just bricks and mortar. The current housing shortage is one of the most important issues the country faces, and that means that home building is at the top of the political agenda,we’re building homes the nation needs. Home builders are investing in new entrants ensuring that they have the training and experience they need to progress and fl ourish in their careers. With the best of British talent on our side, we’ll be one step closer to eliminating the housing shortage.
www.housebuildingcareers.org.uk
LIV: B180
I See The Difference is raising
awareness about four health professions: podiatry, therapeutic radiography, prosthetics and orthotics, and orthoptics.
All four of these specialist
professions are in high demand. Studying a relevant three-year course opens up a huge range of opportunities to work directly with patients, helping people live the fullest lives possible. If you’re interested in science and health, and you really care about giving people a better quality of life, then one of these careers is bound to be for you. To fi nd out more about what’s
involved in studying and working as a podiatrist, therapeutic radiographer, prosthetist and orthotist, or orthoptist, visit our website.
www.iseethedifference.co.uk
At IBM, work is more than a job –
it’s a calling. To build. To design. To code. To
consult. To think along with clients and sell. To make markets. To invent. To collaborate. Not just to do something better, but to attempt things you’ve never thought possible. To lead in this new era of technology and solve some of the world’s most challenging problems.
www.ibm.com/jobs/uk
ICAEW (Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales) is a world-leading professional membership organisation. We provide qualifi cations and
professional development, share knowledge, insight and technical expertise and protect the quality and integrity of the accountancy and fi nance profession. Our standards are high, meaning ICAEW Chartered Accountants are always in high demand. ICAEW Chartered Accountants
are employed by organisations of every type and size, all over the world. They advise clients for accountancy practices and companies offering fi nancial services, and they work within businesses and charities, as well as public sector bodies. As a student, graduate or straight
from school, your journey to becoming an ICAEW Chartered Accountant begins by fi nding an opportunity to train with one of our 5,000 authorised employers. We partner with your employer to
develop your knowledge, skills and experience as you progress through the prestigious ACA qualifi cation.
www.icaew.com/careers
Do you LOVE maths? Are you good at solving problems? Does a career in data, banking, business, fi nance, climate change, risk, economics or investment sound appealing? Come and talk to the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) to learn more about where a career as an actuary could take you.
www.actuaries.org.uk/become- actuary
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