Session 3 (13:15-14:15) CHOOSE ONLY ONE ACTIVITY IN THIS SESSION

A workshop session on the wealth of careers within the animal industry with the routes to get to each. This will be followed by considering some of the ethical and welfare issues associated with animal management and how they relate to the underpinning science of captive animal care.

with Sarah Leaney, Lecturer in Animal Management at University Center Weston (UCW)

Room B13

Room A111

An introduction to what engineering is, what we do in a day and what skills are needed for the field. We will also offer insight into early careers at Airbus and general application coaching.

Room B127

Join us as we explore apprenticeships further, meet George Fryer a current Degree Apprentice working for the Ministry of Defence. Find out more about local opportunities and how and when you can start applying - if we have time we'll get you all registered on the vacancy website and talk through some useful hints and tips when coming to search.

Room: A113

*FULLY BOOKED*

Learn more about the degree you can achieve with Bristol Rovers

Room: E3

Introduction to LinkedIn - setting up a profile, making connections, tell your professional story on LinkedIn.

with Jen Baughan, CEO of Solutions for the Planet, who will use her own LinkedIn profile to showcase how she has built up her business and networks, including in the sustainability sector

Room: B102

An insight to the world of film and tv from studying it at FE to university. What the industry is looking for, and opportunities post university.

with Kingsley Marshal - Head of the School of Film and TV at Falmouth University

Room A109

*FULLY BOOKED*

An introduction to the legal market which will cover the difference between a solicitor and a barrister; routes to qualification, a spotlight on Legal Apprenticeships and the key skills employers are looking for.

with the University of Law

Room: B9

*FULLY BOOKED*

This will be a build a shelter project where students can see how the strength of different materials and how they are put together affects its integrity.

with the University of South Wales

Room: ASTRO pitch (outside)

Insight into what competitive universities look for and tips for writing an effective personal statement.

with the University of Exeter

Room B108

*FULLY BOOKED*

Presentation on the National Citizenship Service experiences and a small activity to be decided

Room: B14

An interactive discussion about the pathways available and how to make your application stand out.

with the University of South Wales

Room: C103

*FULLY BOOKED*

It’s often said that the last legal competitive advantage in business is innovation. During this session we will demystify the link between entrepreneurial thinking and innovation. We’ll explore core principles of an entrepreneurial mindset and investigate how they can be applied in today’s rapidly changing world.

with the University of South Wales

Room: C101

This session will help students learn about the potential benefits of studying in Higher Education, whilst challenging misconceptions that often surround university study. Students will also reflect on key factors that will help them to choose a suitable HE course.

with the University of the West of England (UWE)

Room: B114

*FULLY BOOKED*

We will discuss all the potential routes into social care, and the massive range of job opportunities available, from carers, chefs, admin right through to maintenance

with Ablecare Homes

Room: B110

Students will learn how to plan and write a competitive personal statement. You will learn the 4- part process of putting pen to paper aswell as hints and tips that will help you to stand out to your dream uni!

with the University of Bath

Please note room change to: B111

These workshops are delivered by the Lloyds Banking Group and are aimed to enhance the students Skillsbuilder Skills

***Only taking place at 13:15***

Room: B116

Have you ever been faced with solving a problem? Too many options or struggling with ideas for a way forward? We are often expected to find solutions to problems in our personal lives and in the workplace. Come along for an interactive workshop with Molly (St Brendan’s Alumni) and Charlie to learn how we problem solve using creativity in the NHS.

Room: D101

Game Art Illustration workshop

with the dBs Institute

Room: B227B (art space)

*FULLY BOOKED*

Exploring Green Jobs and Social Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Futures

During this interactive workshop we will be exploring the idea of "green jobs"- what are green jobs? Can all jobs be green? And how can we create new jobs, through social entrepreneurship, to address the climate crisis?

We will also be exploring ways in which industries can reduce their impact on the planet from sports and music to food and fashion.

with the University of the West of England

Room: B123

An Introduction to Freelance & Portfolio Careers in the Creative Industries Workshop

with Access Creative College

Room: B218

A talk on careers in the creative industries covering opportunities in Music, Film, Video Games and Performing Arts. The talk will also cover the courses that BIMM University offer across it's institutes including BIMM Music Institute, Screen and Film School, Performers College and the Institute For Contemporary Theatre.

Room: A115

*CANCELLED*

A short guide on how to get a head-start ahead of your peers in nailing being work ready, being a professional and understanding your goals.

with Babbasa

Room: C106

*FULLY BOOKED*

Talks and interactive sessions to explain the role of lawyers in government and practical advice on entering the legal professions.

Room: B15

Overview of what a construction consultancy does, and advice / routes into project management and quantity surveying.

with Leah Dale, Assistant Project Manager at Coreus Group

Room: B119

SFX Make up - This will include cuts and bruising using wax, greasepaint, and blood. This type of effect would be used in training simulation for the emergency services, theatre, low budget filming for TV, film, and, of course, everyone's favourite..... HALLOWEEN!

with Tara and Emma from UCW

Room: B227A

*FULLY BOOKED*

A walkthrough of accounting, audit & tax

with Saffery LLP

Room: B118

Presentation and discussion activities on careers, benefits, and roles with the Air Force

Room: E4

This workshop is based on why people choose to take risks with their money, explore the different types of financial risks, and how insurance can be use to protect against financial risks

with Rob Sharp from the Chartered Insurance Institute

Room: B17

Alumni Panel is a great way for you to hear from a small group of former students about their various stories: their decision to apply, their experiences, and their reflection after leaving St Brendan's

Room: C104

*FULLY BOOKED*

Learn about options for after college from higher education at university, apprenticeships, joining the armed forces, taking a gap year and starting full-time work. Explore pros and cons as well as time frames and the flexibility around choices

with the University of Winchester

Room: D104

*FULLY BOOKED*

This workshop will give an insight into the Engineering industry, who Synoptix are and what Systems Engineering us. This will also be supplemented with discussions regarding experiences doing a graduate/apprenticeship schemes and the opportunities available in Synoptix

Room: D102

An interview can be one of the most important parts if the hiring process, as it can give employers the chance to get to know you. Because of this, it can be helpful to prepare beforehand using exercises, such as mock interview. Book a place so you can practice your interview skills and gain valuable feedback.

Room: Main Theatre

An Acting workshop suitable for performers interested in a careers as an Actor or Musical Theatre performer

With the Head of Acting and Performance Making at UCW

Room: Music Performance Theatre (A4)

A presentation that will guide you through the Oxbridge application process

Room: B18

DA languages is a dedicated transition and interpret service agency which delivers first-class service to the private and public sectors. This workshop will showcase the power of knowing different languages and how it can open an unknown future.

Room: B26