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Three Career Talks are organised every year for all students. Approximately 15 employers come into the College for each event, to give a presentation to students regarding their profession. This includes advice for entry, describing a typical day and opportunity for students to ask questions. |
Students can select the talk to attend which most closely represents their career interests - either to increase their insight, or to widen their experiences and horizons hearing about a career they don’t have much knowledge of. This not only gives them an opportunity to receive up-to-date, independent career and job information and advice, but can also be a useful networking opportunity. |
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Forthcoming Careers Talks |
Our careers events 26th November 2020 and 10th February 2021 have been cancelled due to the pandemic. In their place we are running a Careers Season in tutor time during the spring term. |
Recent Careers Talk Events | |
Thursday 12th Februrary 2020 |
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Thursday 28 November 2019 |
An example of A Careers Talks Event
Talk name | Company |
A career in Logistics and Commodities, focussing on Africa & the Middle East | Vallis Commodities |
Social Marketing | ‘The Motivational Entrepreneur’ Tanya Anderson |
A career in architecture and Shaping Your City | Childs & Sulzmann Architects |
Issues women face in entering the workforce | Jane Woods, motivational speaker from Women’s Hour |
A career in Nursing | Frome Hospital |
Acting & Performance | Renowned actor Pip Utton |
Making Fudge, building a business | Piha Surf & Skiwear |
Running a college | Head of Frome College Emma Reynolds |
Improving Your CV Workshop | Rotary |
Making Businesses | Edventure |
Career in Sports - providing more opportunities for individuals with disabilities to take part in sport | Nova Sports and Coaching |
Choosing a career as a Graphic Designer | Knibbs Design |
For further information or if you are able to volunteer as a guest speaker for a future talk, please email Louise Friend on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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