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Friday, 21 March 2014
£15,000 Accountancy Scholarship
Monday, 17 March 2014
Engineering Apprenticeships across South Yorkshire
Skills Made Easy
Engineering Apprentices
Sheffield City Council is supporting hundreds of
Engineering firms across South Yorkshire by helping these
Businesses to take on more Apprentices.
Numerous
Engineering opportunities are available from Vehicle Repair Technician to Electronics Engineer to Fabricator/Welder.
Requirements: In order to fill these jobs we are wishing to
hear from all candidates eager to start a Career in Engineering.
Training: Apprenticeship in an appropriate occupational
area.
Hours: 30 – 40
per week (includes day release if applicable).
Pay: £2.68p/h
minimum - National Min Wage+.
To apply: Please email your CV to skillsmadeeasy@sheffield.gov.uk
and put “engineering” in the title. Please ensure that your CV contains
your date of birth and post code due to funding purposes.
Skills Made Easy,
Sheffield City Council, Lifelong
Learning, Skills and Communities, 145 Crookesmoor Road, Sheffield S6 3FP
AMRC Engineering & Manufacturing Advanced Apprenticeships
Engineering &
Manufacturing Advanced Apprenticeships
Advanced
Manufacturing Park
Wallis Way Rotherham S60 5WG
AMRC's exciting new Apprenticeship programme, which will commence in September 2014, is open for applications
The Engineering & Manufacturing Apprenticeship programme runs
for 3 years.
Successful candidates will be
employed by an Advanced Manufacturing company.
AMRC
will be offering 5 different Engineering pathways:
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Mechanical Engineering
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Engineering Maintenance- Fabrication & Welding
- Engineering & Technical Support (ie design, materials etc)
- Electrical & Electronic Engineering
Requirements:
Candiates must have or expect to achieve 5 GCSEs (A- C) including Maths, English and a Science.
Relevant A levels or a Level 3 qualification would be beneficial.
Candidates will need to be able to demonstrate:
- Good communication skills
- Team work
- An excellent work ethic
- A passion for Engineering
A 3 year Advanced Level
Apprenticeship. Components within the
framework will include:
· NVQ – Level 3 Diploma in Engineering
& Manufacturing
· NVQ PEO/PMO – Level 2· Pathway specific technical certificate Level 3
· PLTS – Personal learning and thinking skills - Level 2
First year will be spent at the AMRC Training Centre.
NVQ level 3 will be delivered in the
workplace in year 2 and 3.
Pay: Minimum pay is £2.68/hour to start. Some employers will pay higher rates of pay.
PLEASE
INDICATE WHEN YOU APPLY THAT YOU HEARD ABOUT THE POST FROM SHEFFIELD FUTURES.
Martin Badger is moving the Youth Drop in Service to Tuesdays
Martin Badger, Youth Support Worker, is moving his Youth
Support Service Drop In service.
He will be in Thomas Rotherham College every Tuesday.
Martin works for Rotherham
Council and has a great deal of experience supporting young people. He has been a Careers and Personal Adviser for many years.
If you are thinking of leaving Thomas Rotherham College or want to find out more about apprenticeships,
entering the work place or Benefits entitlement, arrange an appointment with Martin through
Student Services.
HSBC Sheffield ICT Vacancies
HSBC Information Technology Department, Sheffield
will be adversing their ICT Apprenticeship vacancies on the HSBC careers website on May 12, 2014.
Entry requirements:
A levels or equivalent with predicted grades of C or merit
Strong Analytical and numerical skills
A passion for Technology
Excellent Communication skills and Customer focus
Ability to cope with chenging demands in a fast paced environment
Starting Salary of £17,500
Network Rail Trainee Track Engineering Design Scheme
Network Rail is looking for the next generation of Track Design stars by lauching its Trainee Track Enginering Design Scheme Lucky entrants will have the opportunity to shape the future of Britain's Rail network. You will gain a range of relevant skills, knowledge and qualifications including the opportunity to study for a Foundation Degree in Railway Engineering. Entry requirements: A levels including Maths, Science or Engineering subject. or BTEC National Diploma in Engineering or Technology Apply through www.networkrail.co.uk/StarTrack |
Thursday, 13 March 2014
Research in Science, Engineering, Medicine and Dentistry.
On Friday 21st March, 4pm-8pm, the University of
Sheffield's laboratories and lecture theatres will be open to the public for a
host of talks, demonstrations and hands on activities based around our research
in Science, Engineering, Medicine and Dentistry.
There will be mini lectures, exciting science
demonstrations and hands on activities for primary and secondary school
children, and for adults.
Find out about everything from elephant behaviour to
dentistry, from stem cells to the search for alien life. If you've ever wanted to put on a lab coat
and extract some DNA, listen to a mini-lecture about parasites, see yourself in
infra-red, tour the research facilities, or taste liquid nitrogen ice cream
then come along. Everyone is very welcome and the event is free. No booking required.
Details:
Venue: Firth Court and the Alfred Denny Building
Date: Friday 21st March, 4pm-8pm
Full listings are available on the event website:
Part of the Sheffield Festival of Science and Engineering
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Information related to this message is available at http://www.sheffield.ac.uk/faculty/science/discovery-night.
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