Bradford College Film Students Triumph in Prestigious 2Weeks2MakeIt Competition
1 dayA team of Film and Television Production students from Bradford College has won the highly esteemed 2Weeks2MakeIt competition.
This week, the Bradford College Careers Service will join other colleges across England in celebrating National Careers Week.
The team has organised a programme of interactive events to help students learn about the full range of services provided and career choices available.
Students can use the Career Coach tool, which tells them about the local job market, salary information and the tasks involved, before exploring personality-based assessments to help identify which roles would suit their specific personality, but if they require more indepth support, the Bradford College Careers team currently provide careers guidance, advice, CV writing and employment advice support to over 4000 students.
What’s on during Careers Week?
Here’s a rundown of what students can get involved with throughout the week:
Monday – Learn about Green Careers & Green Technologies, finding out about careers in renewable energy, energy efficiency, environmental management, green building & construction, climate change and environmental education.
Tuesday – Explore all the careers available in the healthcare sector at our NHS careers event. Find out all about different career paths you can access from our courses to have a rewarding career in the NHS, which employs over
1.3million people, including over 3,000 people in the local NHS trust.
Wednesday – We host the WOW Bus Women’s Speed Mentoring event for female students and mentors.
Thursday – An ‘Explore Careers Event’ offers students an opportunity to participate in a number of interactive elements to explore different career options.
Friday – Students can find out about all progression opportunities, including Further Education, Higher Education, Apprenticeships and T Levels.
The Role of Careers Services in Colleges
Careers, Employability and Work Experience Team Leader, Dina Mistry, heads up the Bradford College ‘My Future Hub’ . Dina has worked at Bradford College for over four years and has, together with her team, delivered matrix accredited advice and guidance to thousands of students.
“Careers advice and guidance is crucial for helping students explore their career options, set goals and navigate the job search process. By providing good quality support and resources, we can help students embark on fulfilling and rewarding careers.”
Careers teams can provide expert advice and guidance on:
If you’re a current student at Bradford College, why not pop down to the My Future Hub on the Ground Floor of David Hockney Building?
If you’d like to find out more about the role of the team in your child’s journey at Bradford College and how we can support them, come along to our next Open Day on Saturday 9th March.