0309, 2026

AON Work Experience

AON, a global professional services firm, are offering their three-day Work Insights Programme to S5 & S6 students in Glasgow from 12 – 14 October 2026. Applications will close on 17 September 2026. Students who participate in the programme will have access to exclusive support to apply to Aon apprenticeships.   We would specifically recommend this opportunity to any students who are interested in careers within the corporate world, especially in business or finance, or those who are interested in exploring apprenticeships after they finish S6. This programme is a social mobility programme and we’d encourage you to target this opportunity at students who receive free school meals and/or a bursary.   The 3-day programme will be hosted in Aon’s offices in Glasgow. Students will participate in direct mentorship with Aon employees, develop their teamwork skills by working on group projects, and engage in company-wide networking. Lunch will be provided, and travel will be reimbursed.   Apply here   Students can apply via the button above or by scanning the QR code on the flyer we’ve made. If you’d like the flyer please respond to this email.   *Note students do not need to upload a CV as part of the new application process. Students only need to complete the basic candidate profile and to answer the programme related questions.   If you have any questions please email aonwex@connectr.com.

0309, 2026

Discovering Engineering with S2 Girls

Young WEIR-WISE: Discovering Engineering with S2 Girls   The University of Strathclyde, in partnership with the Weir Group, is offering the Young WEIR-WISE programme again in January 2027. The programme is aimed at female S2 pupils, particularly those with an interest or talent in mathematics or physical sciences.   Applications open: 4 September 2026 Application Deadline: 5 October 2026 Please note: this year, Young WEIR-WISE will be delivered entirely in person on campus. Unlike previous years, there will be no online session.   What is Young WEIR-WISE? The programme gives pupils the opportunity to explore engineering, university study and engineering careers through a range of activities at the University of Strathclyde.   A total of 200 girls will be selected to attend one of the two-day sessions:   Session 1: 11–12 January 2027 (2 days on campus) Session 2: 14–15 January 2027 (2 days on campus)   Both sessions run from 9:30am–3:30pm each day.   During the programme, pupils will: Find out more about studying engineering at university. Hear from staff at the University of Strathclyde and the Weir Group about engineering careers and their experiences. Take part in practical activities led by university staff and engineers. Learn more about the different opportunities available within engineering.   Costs and travel The programme is funded by the Weir Group, so there is no cost for pupils to attend.   The programme is non-residential, so pupils will need to travel to and from the University of Strathclyde campus in central Glasgow each day.   Up to £300 in travel expenses can be reimbursed per pupil to cover travel and/or accommodation.   Teachers do not need to accompany pupils. For those travelling via public transport, student mentors will be available to meet pupils at Glasgow Queen Street, Glasgow Central and Buchanan Bus Station at the start and end of each day.   How to apply Pupils can apply from 4 September 2026. The application form will be available on the Young WEIR-WISE website: https://www.strath.ac.uk/engineering/outreach/weir-wise/   As part of the application, pupils will need to provide the name and contact details of a teacher who can provide a supporting statement. The teacher will receive an automated email with a link to submit their statement online. Teacher statement deadline: 12 October 2026 Pupils will be notified of their application decision on or before 26 October 2026.   We would be grateful if this opportunity could be shared with female S2 pupils, particularly those who enjoy or have an interest in maths, science and engineering.   For further information, contact eng-weir-wise@strath.ac.uk.

0309, 2026

Access Commercial Law

Ashurst Perkins Coie Who are we? Ashurst Perkins Coie is a global commercial law firm with over 3,000 solicitors worldwide. Our solicitors give advice on business-related issues to large organisations, including global banks, tech firms, and government organisations. We regularly help our clients expand into new countries and develop major projects like roads, railways, and buildings. As a truly global firm, we work with people across the world in places like Tokyo, Sydney, and New York, and our work often appears in the press. As a firm we are committed to diversity and inclusion and passionately believe that a young person’s success in life should be determined by how hard they work and the skills and talents they possess, rather than their background or family income. Where are we? London Fruit & Wool Exchange: 1 Duval Square, London, E1 6PW Glasgow Central Exchange: 20 Waterloo Street, Glasgow, G2 6DB. ACCESS COMMERCIAL LAW 2026/27 Year groups(s) England – Year 12 England – Year 13 Scotland – S5 Scotland – S6 Northern Ireland – Lower Sixth Northern Ireland – Upper Sixth Republic of Ireland – 5th Year Republic of Ireland – 6th Year Timings Webinars will take place from October to March and the mentoring will run from the start of November to the end of December. Course format Virtual Remuneration Unpaid Programme details ACCESS Commercial Law is a virtual programme for secondary school students interested in law. You’ll get the chance to find out what a career in law is really like through a series of online events and one-to-one mentoring.   Through interactive panel discussions, you’ll hear directly from legal professionals about what the job involves day to day, how to stand out when applying to law firms, and how to make the most of your time at university or in the legal world. You’ll also be paired with a mentor who works in law, delivered in partnership with mentoring organisation Zero Gravity.   Everything takes place online, so you can join no matter where you are in the country. All you need is access to the internet and a computer, laptop, tablet, or phone. Sessions are scheduled during term time, just after the school day finishes, so you can join from home or school — whatever works best for you. Key dates Session 1: Part A: An Insight into Commercial Law and Career Pathways | Part B: Zero Gravity Mentee Training: 3rd November 2026, 16:00 – 17:30 Session 2: Application Forms and Online Assessments: 17th November 2026, from 16:30 – 17:15 Session 3: Preparing for an Interview or Assessment Centre: 8th December 2026, from 16:30 – 17:15 Session 4: What Is Commercial Awareness, and Why…

1908, 2026

Aberdeen University

There’s still time to book your place at the University of Aberdeen Open Day coming up on Tuesday the 25th of August. Book your place – https://www.abdn.ac.uk/study/open-days/undergraduate-open-day/open-days-2026-booking-form/ Our Open Day will include: • Presentations and conversations with the academic staff and current students from the subjects you are interested in • Opportunities to learn about the many clubs and societies you could join • A tour of our beautiful and historic campus, as well as our accommodation and sports facilities The UK Team are also proud to announce a travel bursary to students who meet our widening access criteria, who are attending one of our upcoming 2026 Open Days. If you are unable to make it to our August Open Day, don’t worry! We will be hosting another on Saturday the 3rd of October. The content of both days will be the same, so you won’t be missing out if you can’t make it this time around. We also offer weekly campus visits if that works better for you! We can also arrange for you to meet with academics and support teams after the tour.

2306, 2026

UWS

UWS Clearing 2026 With results day approaching, we want to remind you that UWS is open for Clearing across a wide range of courses.   Alongside Clearing, we’ll be running online and on-campus events to support prospective students.   👉 You can find full details about Clearing, events, and information on how to apply and what to expect, here.   Please feel free to share this with students who may benefit.   Autumn Open Days Our Autumn Open Days are a great opportunity for prospective students to explore #LifeatUWS, speak to academic staff and students, and get a feel for our campuses and courses.   Lanarkshire Campus – Saturday 26th September Ayr Campus – Wednesday 7th October Dumfries Capus – Thursday 8th October Paisley Campus – Saturday 17th October   👉 Book Now: UWS Autumn Undergraduate Open Days 2026   UCAS Discover Days UCAS discovery days provide applicants with an excellent opportunity to meet universities and colleges under the one roof, and to find out about applying to university. 👉 To find out more about these events, and to book please click here.   Here to Support You and Your Students Our Student Recruitment Team remains available to support your school throughout the year. We can: Deliver presentations and workshops(in-school or online) Attend careers events and parents’ evenings Host campus visits and tailored sessions   Presentation topics include: Applying to university Personal statements Student finance Graduate Apprenticeships Transition to university life

0306, 2026

BAE Systems – Work Experience

Description 07 – 10 September 2026 Join BAE Systems Naval Ships team for a one week work experience placement and earn a Silver Industrial Cadet Award. Our work experience placements will take place Monday to Thursday 8:30am – 3.30pm for pupils aged 16-18 and will take place at our Scotstoun site. Students will learn about BAE Systems’ business, apprenticeship programmes and also spend time in a workshop environment taking part in hands on activities and creating a project. The week finishes with group presentations during which the participants share the knowledge they have gained. The aim of the placement is for students to develop their skills and experience through face to face sessions and activities devised and delivered by our apprentices and engineers. From pipework to project managers, steelworkers and electricians, participants will learn from the experts in their fields. They will discover the impact they are making on the future of ship design and about the wide range of career pathways available for school leavers. In addition, students will work on an individual project and spend time with our early careers experts who will help them explore their strengths and the opportunities offered by the company. Please note that while the Work Experience programmes are designed to expose participants to life at BAE Systems in general, the Scotstoun programmes will have a larger focus towards electrical, plumbing, pipe welding, sheet metal design and fabrication crafts. Applications to close approximately 8 weeks before the programme begins. However, they may close earlier if high volumes of applications are received – we recommend applying as soon as possible to avoid missing out. Qualification requirements This programme is for those 16 – 18 and in Year 12 or 13/ S5 or  S6

2805, 2026

UWS Open Days

Open Days are a perfect chance to get to know more about the student experience and what it is like to study at UWS Dates for your diary.  Register your interest via UWS Website:  https://www.uws.ac.uk/study/open-days-info-sessions/  Paisley Campus – 30th May Lanarkshire Campus – 6th June Ayr Campus – 13th June Dumfries Campus – 18th June Campus Tour, Presentations, Speak to staff and students and get an insight into learning and teaching at UWS

2105, 2026

DYW Bulletin

SENIOR PUPILS – CHECK YOUR YEAR GROUP TEAMS PAGE 📢 This week’s DYW bulletin is now available!   There are lots of fantastic opportunities to explore, including: 💼 Accounting apprenticeship 🏗️ Architecture, Construction and Design Insight 🦿 Careers in Orthotics insight session 🎓 SAAS funding overview 🩺 Preparing for a career in Nursing 🍎 Dietetics careers 🤝 Volunteering opportunities 🧸 Early Years careers Don’t miss out, have a look and start making informed choices about your future  As always, you can find me in the Pastoral Base if you’d like more information or support     

1405, 2026

NHSGGC Careers Insight Opportunities

QUICK LINK GUIDE…   Get Ready for Medicine – Please click here for to Join interest list for when new dates are released   Get Ready for Nursing – Registration list opened for autumn 2026 Please click here for the NURSING FLYER Please click here for the  Registering interest list for Autumn 2026   Get Ready for Physiotherapy Please click here for the PHYSIOTHERAPY FLYER Please click here to Register for interest list for upcoming dates 3rd June – Fully Booked, 2nd Sept– Dates to be released to invite list mid June, 2nd Dec – Dates to be released in invite list mid Sept   Get Ready for Midwifery WEBINAR Please click here for the WEBINAR FLYER Please click here for to BOOK on Webinar 19th May 2026   Get Ready for Midwifery IN PERSON Please click here for the IN PERSON FLYER Please click here for to Registering interest on for 2nd Sept 2026   Get Ready for Podiatry Please click here for to Join interest list for when new dates are released Please click here to view FLYER however dates for 2026 have passed   Get Ready for Dietetics Please click here for the  DIETETICS FLYER Please click here to  BOOK onto the 10th June/ 5th November programme   Get Ready for Orthotics Please click here for the ORTHOTICS FLYER Please click here to BOOK onto 21st September 2026 9:30-12:00   Get Ready for Speech and Language Please click here for to Join interest list for when new dates are released Please click here to view SLT FLYERhowever dates for 2026 have passed   Get Ready for Occupational Therapy VIRTUAL SESSION Please click here for the VIRTUAL SESSION FLYER Please click here for to BOOK Occupational Therapy Virtual Session 16th June 2026 14.30 -15.30 Get Ready for Occupational Therapy IN PERSON Please click here for the IN PERSON FLYER Please click here for to Register for interest list for Occupational Therapy Face to Face – September dates TBC

1205, 2026

Gallagher Graduate Apprenticeship

This is a fantastic opportunity for school leavers, offering: ✅ An Honours degree in Accountancy & Finance (RGU) ✅ A Chartered Accountant qualification (ICAS) ✅ Five years of hands-on experience in a global finance team ✅ A guaranteed full-time role on successful completion ✅ A strong support network and wider GA student community 🎯 Entry requirements: Minimum BBBB Highers (including English & Maths) 📅 Apply by: 9 June | Interviews: 16–19 June (flexibility available where needed) Current student insight: A Day in the Life of a Current Gallagher GA Student Link to apply: Graduate Apprentice – Chartered Accounting

1105, 2026

Creativity Courses

At Glasgow Clyde College, our HND Graphic Design & Creative Technologies course helps students turn creativity into practical, employable skills. This isn’t just art for the sake of it — it’s about learning how to: Design for real-world industries (branding, advertising, digital media) Build a professional portfolio (what employers and universities actually look for) Develop problem-solving and creative thinking skills that apply across many careers It’s ideal for students who: Enjoy Art, Graphic Communication, or Design & Manufacture Like being creative and thinking things through Want a clear next step after school into creative industries or further study Many of our students go on to: Study for the BA Hons with us here at the college or with another University Get a job in design, media, and digital industries either with an agency or freelance. Work across different media such as TV and Publishing (traditional & digital) Set up their own design studio If you have ever thought “I don’t know what I want to do, but I know I want to be creative” — this could be the direction you are looking for. Find out more + apply here: https://www.glasgowclyde.ac.uk/courses/481-hnd-graphic-design-and-creative-technologies/745

2204, 2026

SAAS

SAAS is now open and accepting applications for the 2026 to 2027 academic year. We encourage all eligible students to apply as early as possible to ensure their funding is in place for the start of their course.   To support you in sharing this message, we’re pleased to offer our Next Level YouTube video, which provides a clear overview of what school students should think about when planning their transition to further or higher education. Students can also access full guidance on the SAAS application process through the dedicated landing page on the SAAS website.   In addition to these resources, our Outreach Team continues to offer tailored support to schools across Scotland. We can deliver presentations, attend careers events, and provide direct guidance to ensure your learners understand the funding available to them and how to apply.   Please find the accompanying asset attached, which you can share with students, parents, or colleagues as needed.   If you would like to arrange a session with our Outreach Team, please visit their page on the SAAS website.

2204, 2026

Get into Medicine / Dentistry

The UCAT exam plays a vital role in aspiring dental and medical students’ journey and we are committed to equipping your students with the essential mentoring and resources they need to excel in this crucial exam.   Through the guidance of experienced doctors, dentists, and insights from top 10% UCAT scorers in the country, our conferences offer comprehensive support for navigating the application process and thorough UCAT preparation. To empower your students in achieving their career aspirations and answer the questions surrounding the UCAT exam, it’s important for your students to join the upcoming Get into Medicine and Get into Dentistry Virtual Conferences. Register for the Get Into Medicine Conference: Saturday 25th April, 9am – 1:30pm https://medicmentor.org/get-into_medicine_conference_signup/ Register for the Get Into Dentistry Conference:   Sunday 31st May, 9am – 1:30pm: https://dental-mentor.org/get-into-dentistry-conference-sign-up/ Attending these conferences provides your students with valuable insights and strategies for tackling the UCAT, as well as giving them an opportunity to connect with other like-minded individuals who share their passion for medicine and/or dentistry. During these sessions, we will cover: – UCAT Entrance Exam – Exam techniques and sample questions from each UCAT section – UCAT shortcuts and timeline – Best UCAT preparation techniques – Tactically choosing universities – Medical and Dental school interview skills – Extracurricular and Supracurricular activities – Work experience – Applying for scholarships to study medicine or dentistry Your students will not only leave with enhanced test-taking abilities but also invaluable connections and resources to support their dream of a career in healthcare. We would be incredibly grateful if you could share this opportunity with any of your students who may benefit. Students and parents can register for free at this link: Medicine: https://medicmentor.org/get-into_medicine_conference_signup/ Dentistry: https://dental-mentor.org/get-into-dentistry-conference-sign-up/ If you have any questions at all, please feel free to drop me an email education@medicmentorfamily.org. Thank you for working with us to make a difference to your students.

2104, 2026

IT Support Engineer Apprentice

IT Support Engineer opportunity with Star Refrigeration, in Thornliebank.   Star Refrigeration is an Investors in People Platinum accredited employer, with a strong focus on developing their people and offering rewarding, long‑term careers.   This role is ideal for someone passionate about technology and looking to take the next step in their IT career, providing first‑line technical support across the business while working towards a Digital Technologies IT Support (SCQF Level 8) qualification.   View the full details here: IT Support Engineer Apprentice   We’d really appreciate it if you could share this opportunity with any individuals who may be interested.   If anyone has any questions or would like an informal chat about the role, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with Fiona at Fiona.Gillingham@qa.com.

2004, 2026

IT Management for Business Graduate Apprenticeship

Scottish IT Management for Business Graduate Apprenticeship Introduction A career in IBM Consulting is built on long-term client relationships and close collaboration worldwide. You’ll work with leading companies across industries, helping them shape their hybrid cloud and AI journeys. With support from our strategic partners, robust IBM technology, and Red Hat, you’ll have the tools to drive meaningful change and accelerate client impact. At IBM Consulting, curiosity fuels success. You’ll be encouraged to challenge the norm, explore new ideas, and create innovative solutions that deliver real results. Our culture of growth and empathy focuses on your long-term career development while valuing your unique skills and experiences. Your role and responsibilities Application process: Please follow the steps, that you can find at this link: https://ibm.box.com/s/06is5gr5p3190xbs38ughuzn68r22euj No online assessment is required for this position. Please note that you will have only 48 hours to complete your application form. Start date: 7 September 2026 – Glasgow   Your role and responsibilities Kick‑start your career in business and technology with IBM. This is your chance to earn a salary, get real experience and study for a fully funded IT Management for Business degree — all at the same time. We’re looking for someone who’s curious, motivated and ready to start building a career in business, consulting and technology. You don’t need to be a tech expert already – just interested in how technology shapes the world and keen to learn. **What you’ll be doing** You’ll join our Project Management Office team, working four days a week at IBM and studying one day a week at university. You’ll learn how real projects run while getting hands‑on experience with: Planning and coordinating projects Tracking budgets, costs and project performance Analysing data and creating reports and dashboards Working with clients, teams and partners Helping run meetings, workshops and events Managing risks, issues and project documentation Supporting procurement and supplier relationships Spotting ways to improve how things are done   You’ll build real skills in project management, communication, technology, teamwork, leadership and business operations.  You’ll be studying for an IT Management for Business graduate apprenticeship.   **What you’ll get** Starting salary of £27k+ 25 days holiday Flexible benefits including healthcare Discounts at shops, cinemas and more Two managers to support you.  A task manager working with you day to day.  An early professional manager to support your learning and development. A large community of apprentices, mentors and early‑career professionals University days where you’ll learn alongside apprentices from other companies Required education Pre-University Qualification Required technical and professional expertise **Who we’re looking for** You are resident in Scotland You can travel to Glasgow or a client site a minimum of 3 days week. You need…

0104, 2026

SAAS Application workshop sessions

We would like to highlight an opportunity to support those who are planning to apply for student funding for 2026-27. The Student Awards Agency Scotland (SAAS) will be hosting a series of online Application Workshop Sessions from 8th April – 27th May via MS Teams.  These sessions are designed to provide guidance on all aspects of SAAS funding and offer advice on how to complete an application. You can book a place using the following link: https://buytickets.at/studentawardsagencyscotlan/2138723 The sessions will cover the following: An overview of funding available for higher education (HNC, HND and degree courses) Information on student loan repayments Access to a funding awareness advisor who can assist with completing SAAS applications For additional support, SAAS also provides a range of helpful resources, including their Hints and Tips section, which addresses common questions about accounts and funding applications.  This can be accessed here: https://www.saas.gov.uk/guides/hints-and-tips Further information about student finance, including guidance for parents and carers, is also available through the Scottish Government’s student information website: https://www.studentinformation.gov.scot/

3103, 2026

Audit and Tax Apprenticeships in Scotland

  -Join one of the world’s biggest accountancy firms-   Company: One of the world’s biggest accountancy firms Location: Glasgow & Edinburgh- hybrid working Role Audit Apprenticeship, Tax Apprenticeship Length: 5-years Start Date: September 2026 Qualifications: AAT Level 3/4 & level 7 CA qualification Salary: £25,500 – £28,000   Sanctuary Graduates & Apprentices are working with one of the world’s biggest accountancy firms as the recruitment partner for their Tax and Audit Apprenticeships in Glasgow. By registering with us, you’ll receive support throughout the entire application process, offering our expertise to give you the best chance at success!   The Roles: Tax:  You’ll work with a wide range of businesses, from small companies to large organisations, across different industries. Be part of a supportive team, working closely with clients to help them understand tax rules and make sure they pay the right amount of tax at the right time.   Apply – Edinburgh: https://link.sanctuarygraduates.co.uk/Depts/Big4/TAE/260326GLAERSCH5 Apply – Glasgow: https://link.sanctuarygraduates.co.uk/Depts/Big4/TAG/260326GLAERSCH5   Audit: You’ll support the growth of a business by looking at its finances – this work helps to build trust in organisations and the economy as a whole. Play an important role in improving the quality of audit work, working with new tech like AI to analyse data and produce great work. Apply – Edinburgh: https://link.sanctuarygraduates.co.uk/Depts/Big4/AAE/260326GLAERSCH5   Your future: You’ll study for a professional accounting qualification, including the ATT Level 3, setting you up with the skills for a successful career that could lead you to many different opportunities. You’ll be given the training and resources you need to reach your full potential, as well as study leave to help you achieve your qualifications. You’ll work on challenging projects alongside a supportive team, letting you grow professionally and handle each new piece of work with confidence.   Who can apply: 5 National 5 qualifications at Grades A – C (inc. English Language and Maths at Grade B or equivalent) On track for or achieved 120 UCAS points from your ‘top’ 3 grades, excluding General Studies. You must have full right to work in the UK. You must be aged 21 and under. If you are a few grades or points short, then we would still encourage you to apply, as you will be given the option to give extra information on extenuating circumstances.   Application process: Register online – start by submitting your basic details. Receive an application link – sent an email letting you know the company you have registered for and a link to apply with them. Two online assessments – a skills and cognitive test. Video Interview – an opportunity to show off your strengths and skills. In-person launch pad – a half-day event combining assessed and non-assessed activities.  

2403, 2026

Clark Contracts – Trainee Opportunities

Trainee Opportunities Founded in 1978, Clark Contracts is a privately owned main contractor with several operating divisions; Construction, Fit Out, Refurbishment, Housing, and Maintenance. ​We employ over 280 people with offices in the East and West of Scotland. As part of our 2026 Trainee Recruitment intake we are looking to offer trainee opportunities in the following areas. Quantity Surveying Site Management Design Management Estimating Maintenance Administration Finance IT Administration Candidate To be considered for these roles candidates should: Have a willingness to learn Be able to demonstrate excellent time management skills Have strong IT Skills Have excellent communication skills and be capable of multi-tasking Be adaptable to change within a fast-paced environment Have the ability work both as part of a team and by using their own initiative The successful candidate will work alongside a third-party training provider to complete their SVQ. Due to this role being a Modern Apprenticeship the relevant Apprenticeship rate will apply until successful completion. To Apply for the above opportunities please follow the below link and register your interest. Clark Contracts – Trainee Application

2303, 2026

STEM Work Experience

Please note the deadline of this work experience shows as today – 23rd March.   However if you wish to apply – they will extend the deadline, let Mrs Mcintosh know if of interest as soon as possible please ⁠   Worley Glasgow Work Experience Opportunity Available to Students S5-S6. Worley are once again running their STEM work experience week, following success in 2023, 2024 & 2025 for 10 pupils in 5th and 6th year (2025/2026) from Glasgow and the surrounding area who are interested in pursuing a career in engineering – whether that be through University, College or an Apprenticeship programme, this opportunity is open to ALL! Worley are one of the world’s leading engineering delivery companies, helping our customers provide the energy, chemicals and resources society needs now –https://www.worley.com/en/about-us. The week will provide the students the opportunity to work on a multi-disciplinary weeklong project-based task – engaging in discussion, completing calculations and presenting their findings. It will also offer the chance for them to hear presentations from and ask questions to a variety of experienced engineers from all different fields and career backgrounds to learn more about possible career routes and the work we do at Worley. The experience will take place W/C 1st June and be based in our Glasgow office at 5 Seaward Place, G41 1HH (timings tbc). I would appreciate if you could please circulate this opportunity with your relevant departments (STEM subjects) and students who may be interested. If you have any students interested, could you please ask them to respond (CC’ing their relevant department contact / school staff member) or respond on their behalf by Monday 23rd March with the following: – Name – School – School Year – Engineering discipline of interest – Attachment of CV Following the deadline, we will then be in touch advising if they have been selected for this opportunity. Any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact myself (samantha.alexander@worley.com) or Angus (angus.forster@worley.com). We look forward to hearing from the students and for another year of learning, sharing and inspiring the next generation! Regards, Worley Glasgow Work Experience Team

2003, 2026

DYW Weekly Bulletin

Senior Pupils – Check out your year group teams page – This week’s DYW bulletin is now available    There are lots of fantastic opportunities to explore, including:   🎓 Glasgow Clyde College Open Day   🔧 Apprenticeship opportunities   🏭 BAE Systems work experience   🦿 Careers in Orthotics insight session   🩺 Preparing for a career in Nursing   🥗 Dietetics careers – everything you need to know   💻 Virtual work experience   Volunteering opportunities    Summer internships    Early Years careers    SAAS funding overview   Don’t miss out, have a look and start making informed choices about your future    As always, please find Mrs McIntosh in the Pastoral Base if you’d like more information or support 😊

2003, 2026

Smarter Grid Solutions (SGS) – Software Engineering

Smarter Grid Solutions (SGS)     Smarter Grid Solutions is recruiting a Software Engineer Graduate Apprentice for 2026 start, with the full job description provided below.   This is a terrific opportunity to join a fantastic team. We have been partnering with SGS for six years and have an excellent track record as an industry partner whose apprentices have and are excelling both at work and university.   If you wish to apply, please send your CV to this email address: compsci-ga-team@glasgow.ac.uk by midnight on Monday 23 March.     Applicants must submit one document only, so we suggest tailoring your CV for the role and including a brief and relevant personal statement at the top of your CV.   Full details regarding this opportunity are below. Position:              Graduate Apprenticeship – Software Engineer Location:             Glasgow Salary:                  Competitive   Smarter Grid Solutions is a pioneering technology Company that spearheaded the introduction of Active Network Management in the UK, and is now a world-leading provider of DERMS Software to electrical utilities.  All UK distribution network operators use our software, and we support their expanded adoption through our professional services team including systems integration, project management, consultancy and managed services.  Smarter Grid Solutions also provides its software to utilities in North America, Europe and Asia through our relationships with other parts of the Mitsubishi Electric group.  Our software controls over 1.3GW of renewable generation, from wind turbines to electric vehicles, across our customer systems, making us a critical part of the infrastructure to keep the lights on.     The Opportunity   We want to help shape the tech talent of the future and are now looking for motivated and driven candidates who are eager to work in a fast-paced tech Company whilst gaining a University of Glasgow degree. This is the best of both worlds!  You will be part of our team and gain first-hand experience of working in a successful tech Company whilst achieving a degree in Software Engineering.  You will work alongside our fantastic teams of Developers, QA Engineers and domain experts who will share their knowledge and help you develop the skills you need to achieve your career in the tech industry.   What does the workplace role involve?   Working alongside teams to develop knowledge and understanding of our products, technologies and methodologies Support and assist delivery team in client projects involving configuration of our software Assisting the Client Support team in resolving issues logged Assisting our product team in the development of our core products Working with our product team to understand our product offering in full Opportunity to continually apply and build upon the knowledge you gain at University Who should apply?   We…

0903, 2026

Claims & Operations Apprenticeship

    Claims & Operations Apprenticeship with Chubb Company: Chubb Role: Claims & Operations Apprenticeship Location: Glasgow Salary: £22,500 Start Date: 07/11/2026 Application Deadline: 20/03/2026 Duration: 2-years Apply Here: https://link.sanctuarygraduates.co.uk/Depts/Chubb/APP/060326GLAERSCH5   Not sure what your next step is after sixth form? If you’re looking to kick-start your career in a role close to home, then you could join Chubb’s Claims & Operations Apprenticeship in Scotland. If you’re eager to continue learning without the student debt, have great organisation skills, attention to detail and love talking to new people, then a role in insurance could be the perfect first step for you!   Who is Chubb: Chubb is a global leader in insurance, working in important areas such as health insurance and life insurance. As part of Chubb’s team, you’ll work in diverse, multicultural environments, with strong collaboration and communication.   The Apprenticeship: The Chubb Apprenticeship Programme is a 24-month apprenticeship which will give you hands-on experience in the Claims and Underwriting Operations Teams, spending 12 months in each area. The programme combines 20% structured learning with 80% on-the-job training; with opportunities in both underwriting operations and claims, you’ll build a strong foundation for a career in these areas and beyond.   Your rotations: Underwriting Operations: In this department you will support underwriting teams to deliver great client service. You’ll take ownership of key tasks, including: recording insurance risks, managing bookings and preparing policy documents. You’ll also find changes that can be made to improve efficiency. Claims: In this rotation, you will discover what happens behind the scenes after an incident. You’ll help in delivering Chubb’s claims strategy, work with clients and make sure claims are handled efficiently.   Why should you apply: Chubb offer plenty of opportunities for progression and growth: A competitive salary with opportunity for increase as you gain experience. Personal and professional development through a challenging yet rewarding programme. Full support to achieve the Insurance Practitioner Level 3 Apprenticeship Standard and the Certificate in Insurance (Cert CII). Potential for a permanent role when your apprenticeship has been successfully completed.     Who can apply: You don’t need to have any experience in insurance, just a willingness to embrace new challenges and develop your skills. Minimum of grade C achieved in all Scottish Highers. Must have passed Mathematics and English National 4/5. Strong skills in written and spoken English. High level of accuracy and attention to detail. Strong organisational skills and the ability to prioritise tasks. Works well in groups and has a drive to learn.   Apply here: https://link.sanctuarygraduates.co.uk/Depts/Chubb/APP/060326GLAERSCH5

0603, 2026

DYW Weekly Bulletin

Senior Pupils – check your year group teams pages!! Stay informed and check out this weeks DYW Bulletin  It’s packed with amazing opportunities for you to get involved in. Build your skills, strengthen your CV, enhance future applications, and help you stand out in interviews.    🔧 Apprenticeships – Plumbing, Heating, Electrical   🔥 British Gas Academy Open Day    Scottish Water job opportunities   🏥 Get Ready for NHS Careers   🤝 Volunteering Opportunities   ⚙️ Engineering Insight Days   🚀 Space School Applications    College Open Days   ☀️ Summer Internships

0503, 2026

Scottish Water – Apprenticeships

Applications for Scottish Water apprenticeships are now OPEN – Closing date 22nd March At Scottish Water, Modern Apprenticeships are designed to get you out there, hands-on, learning real skills from the start.   You’ll earn while you learn, gain industry-recognised qualifications, and build a career that matters. Visit: https://www.scottishwater.co.uk/about-us/careers to learn more and apply For more information or support email: earlycareers@scottishwater.co.uk   Application – TOP TIPS Use your CV to show off. Work experience, volunteering, part of clubs/sports teams, awards, passed driving test ? Cover Letter – Why you are a good fit for the role. Highlight skills and interests, what makes you stand out Research – Explore the career maps at Scottish Water, check out role specifics, job locations etc. Match their character. They want people to be bold, responsible, caring and inspiring. Highlight these in your application and use examples Review before submitting. Make sure all attachments are uploaded. Check grammar/spelling, answer all questions. Make sure you are happy before you submit!!!

2702, 2026

Scottish Apprenticeship Week 2026

Scottish Apprenticeship Week 2026 take place between 2nd – 6th March and is a celebration of apprenticeships across Scotland. The week recognises the contribution apprenticeships make in helping young people develop skills, gain qualifications and progress into sustained employment. Apprenticeships provide a valuable alternative pathway to further and higher education. They enable individuals to earn a salary while working towards nationally recognised qualifications, while gaining meaningful, real-world industry experience. Types of Apprenticeships There are several apprenticeship pathways available: Foundation Apprenticeships: available to pupils in the senior phase Modern Apprenticeships:  employment-based learning across a wide range of sectors Graduate Apprenticeships;  degree-level study combined with employment Apprenticeships are available in many sectors including health and social care, engineering, construction, business, digital technologies and MORE!!  DYW Our DYW Support Officer, Mrs McIntosh, is based in the Pastoral Base and is available to provide guidance to pupils interested in apprenticeships and other vocational pathways. Mrs McIntosh can support learners with: Exploring suitable apprenticeship opportunities Accessing current vacancies Application and CV preparation Interview preparation Engagement with local employers Pupils are encouraged to speak with Mrs McIntosh directly or arrange a meeting to discuss their future plans. In-School Careers Advice In addition, our Skills Development Scotland Careers Advisers are available within school to support pupils with career planning Careers Advisers from Skills Development Scotland offer professional guidance and can support pupils with: Career exploration and subject choices Apprenticeship, college and university pathways Applications Employment planning Pupils can request an appointment with a Careers Adviser at any time throughout the school year. Apprenticeships in Scotland can be found here: www.apprenticeship.scot

2602, 2026

Scottish Apprenticeship Week – Digital and Technology Roles

Scottish Apprenticeship Week 2026 (2nd to 6th March) is a great opportunity to help your students understand the pathways available into digital and technology roles. QA offers apprenticeships in AI, data, IT, cyber security, software development, digital marketing, and more providing young people with accessible routes into some of the most in-demand careers.   Help your learners step into tech with a QA apprenticeship QA apprenticeships combine real workplace experience with structured training. They offer your students the chance to earn a salary, receive fully funded learning, and get personalised support, all without requiring previous tech experience.   What our learners have achieved 90% of QA apprentices move into permanent roles 70% feel more confident and prepared for work ·         Over 12,000 careers launched or transformed in Scotland   Free workshops and webinars throughout Scottish Apprenticeship Week We’re running free workshops and webinars all week to support your students on their career and tech journey. How To Plan Your Career Effectively  4th March | 2:00–4:00pm | Online   An interactive online session designed to help participants identify their strengths, set realistic career goals, and understand how their skills translate into job opportunities. Participants will also learn how to communicate their value to employers, tailor applications, and plan their next steps with confidence. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-to-plan-your-career-effectively-tickets-1981313907232?aff=oddtdtcreator Introduction to AI & Prompt Engineering 2nd March |10:00am–12:00pm | Online A beginner friendly AI workshop featuring live demos, hands-on activities, and clear guidance to help participants understand core concepts and write effective prompts using AI tools.   https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/tech4futures-ai-prompt-engineering-workshop-tickets-1981298807067?aff=oddtdtcreator

2402, 2026

AAT Trainee Accountant / ATT Trainee Tax Adviser – Glasgow

AAT Trainee Accountant / ATT Trainee Tax Adviser – Glasgow Ambition Wanted… ​ University isn’t the only route to a successful career in Accountancy. If you are interested in combining your passions with a career in Accountancy, earning while you learn and avoiding university debt, then applying for one of our high-end Trainee Tax Adviser apprenticeships might be the perfect next step for you. We want highly motivated and ambitious people to join our growing accountancy firm with offices across the North of England & Scotland. We see our trainees as the future of our firm and offer lots of different training options as your career progresses with us.  When you are with Armstrong Watson LLP, you will be welcomed with rewarding work and a supportive learning environment enabling you to reach your full potential. We are proud to have been placed 29th amongst the Top 100 Apprenticeship employers in the UK.  Our training programme brings together both on the job learning and professional qualification studies as part of our high-end apprenticeship study packages. You will work alongside our current apprentices who are progressing through their studies and experienced team members, who will provide you with daily assistance, foster your growth, and support your development.  You will be supported over a 3 year period where you will gain the AAT or ATT qualification which are sought after, globally recognised accounting qualifications, establishing a solid foundation for a successful career.  You’ll be joining either our Business Services Team, where you’ll be preparing accounts, bookkeeping or preparing VAT returns. Or you could be part of our Tax Compliance Team, where you could be preparing Tax Returns, calculating tax liabilities or even assisting with tax planning projects with the wider tax team.  This is a fantastic opportunity to kick-start a promising career and gain invaluable experience from industry experts.   Successful completion of the full AAT or ATT qualification puts you in prime position to apply for the next stage of studies under our graduate programmes.  You will be eligible for exemptions from some exams which means you will be on a fast track to become a Chartered Tax Adviser.  We want candidates who demonstrate strong communication skills, who are driven to succeed with a can-do positive attitude and strong work ethic. How to Apply & Qualification Requirements  ​ If you think that this is the right opportunity for you and you wish to apply, please scroll to the bottom of our advert and click Apply Now, where you will then be asked to complete our simple application form and upload a copy of your updated CV. ​ Please ensure that you clearly list subjects studied and grades achieved for all GCSE’s on your CV,…

2002, 2026

DYW Weekly Bulletin

Senior Pupils – Don’t Miss This Week’s DYW Bulletin – Check your Year Group Teams pages!  It’s packed with amazing opportunities for you to get involved in.   Build your skills, strengthen your CV, enhance future applications, and help you stand out in interviews.      🔧 Apprenticeships – Plumbing, Heating, Electrical   🔥 British Gas Academy Open Day   💻 Futures in Cyber   🎬 Film & TV Showcase   🐾 Future Vets School Talk   🏥 Get Ready for NHS Careers   🤝 Volunteering Opportunities   ⚙️ Engineering Insight Days   🚀 Space School Applications   ☀️ Summer Internships   …and MORE!  

2002, 2026

Scottish National Apprenticeship Week – British Gas Academy Open Day

Join in person for the Scottish National Apprenticeship Week at the British Gas Academy! This open evening is your chance to explore exciting apprenticeship opportunities, meet the team, and get a feel for what it’s like to start your career with us. Whether you’re curious about the energy industry or ready to kick start your apprenticeship journey, come along and chat with experts who’ll guide you through every step. Don’t miss out!   Join the British Gas Academy Open Day to explore exciting apprenticeship opportunities in person! If you would like to attend, please use the link below to secure your place: https://lnkd.in/g2FYwQFH

1802, 2026

Vet / Vet Nurse

FutureVet Schools Talk Delivered by: Future Vets Scotland Date: Tuesday 11 March Time: 6.00pm – 8.30pm (GMT) Format: Online This interactive session is designed for secondary pupils who are curious about becoming a vet or vet nurse. The evening will provide: Insight into the Scottish veterinary schools and application pathways Guidance on subject choices and preparation Practical advice on what admissions tutors look for Opportunities to hear directly from professionals in the field A live Q&A to allow pupils to ask questions and explore the realities of the profession It is an excellent opportunity for young people who are at an early stage of exploration, as well as those already working towards applying for veterinary courses. Future Vet Schools Talk – Eventbrite link

1802, 2026

Space School – University of Strathclyde

Our 2026 Programme The Faculty of Engineering in partnership with the Scottish Space School Foundation is delighted to offer our flagship Scottish Space School programme again in June 2026. Open to all S5 Scottish school pupils, the programme will see 100 participants spend five days on the University campus where they will take part in practical activities and challenges offered by University of Strathclyde staff and engineers which will provide them with an insight into studying and working in the field of engineering. Our partners from the Scottish Space School Foundation will also visit throughout the week, giving pupils a chance to hear from NASA astronauts and engineers through a series of lectures and small group discussions. Pupils are invited to apply if they are interested in attending using our online application form which will be available here when applications open. The programme is fully funded by the Faculty of Engineering and all student costs, including a contribution towards travel (up to a maximum of £300), will be covered. Teachers are not required to accompany pupils. For the pupils’ convenience, we will arrange for Mentors to accompany pupils from and to the main transport hubs in Glasgow at the start and end of each day. The programme will run from 9.00am – 4.30pm on Monday – Thursday and 9am – 1.00pm on Friday. Pupils who wish to attend should ensure they are available to attend the University throughout the entire duration of the programme. We are also delighted to be offering our annual Evening with NASA event on Wednesday evening and Space School pupils will be given priority tickets for the event which will also be open to the public. Further details will be published soon.   Application Process Pupils must currently be in S5 at a Scottish secondary school and be studying Maths and Science subjects at Higher level to be eligible to apply. Applications should be submitted using our online application form only (the ‘Apply Now’ button to the right of this page will appear active when applications open at the date listed above). When completing the application, pupils will be asked to provide details (including an e-mail address) of their teacher. Pupils must obtain permission from teachers before including their name and contact details on the application form. When an application is submitted, the nominated teacher will receive an e-mail request to provide a supporting statement on the pupil’s application by logging into our online system. Teacher statements can be submitted at any time after the application is submitted and final deadline for submission is listed above. Please note: that we are unable to consider applications if a supporting statement from the…

1802, 2026

Trade Apprenticeships

Arctech (M&E Subsidiary of CCG Scotland) Apprentice applications are now OPEN Offering apprenticeships in the following trades: Plumbing Heating Electrical Apply here:  https://form.jotform.com/250154417755356 Applications close on Friday 27th March.

1302, 2026

DYW Weekly Bulletin

Senior pupils Please check your teams page for this weeks DYW Bulletin – there are lots of fantastic opportunities, including: Virtual NHS Experiences in Nursing, Orthotics, Speech and language therapy and dietetics Engineering open days BAE Systems information evening at City of Glasgow College NHS apprenticeship pathways event Finance summer internships Childcare apprenticeship opportunities Film and TV showcase …..AND MORE!!!

1302, 2026

Medic Insight

Medic Insight Dundee is a student‑led society that runs free events for school pupils interested in pursuing a career in healthcare or medicine. Our aim is to widen access, demystify the medical profession, and support young people as they explore their future pathways. Medic Insight Dundee is delighted to announce the launch of our brand‑new virtual lecture series, Meet the Doctor! Our events are usually for pupils within the Tayside area however for this virtual series we are opening up to all S3-6 pupils across Scotland! This series is designed for S3–S6 pupils who are considering a future in medicine and would like to gain a realistic insight into the day‑to‑day life of a doctor. To kick things off, we are hosting a talk from an Orthopaedic Surgeon, who will share their career journey, clinical experiences, and advice for aspiring medical students. Event Details Date: Thursday 19 February 2026 Time: 5:00pm Location: Microsoft Teams How to join: Pupils can sign up using the link provided in this email. Before the event: A Teams link will be sent out the evening before or the morning of the event, along with a Padlet link where pupils can submit questions for the speaker. Please note: Pupils’ cameras and microphones will remain switched off throughout the session. To make sure everyone can still take part, we will provide a Padlet link where pupils can submit any questions they would like the speaker to answer.   https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/dundee/mini-lecture-series-1-sign-up-sheet

1202, 2026

Futures in Cyber

SP Energy Networks & University of Glasgow Scottish Apprenticeship Week 2026   Link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/sp-energy-networks-the-university-of-glasgow-present-futures-in-cybe… Tuesday 3 March 2026, 16:30 – 18:00 Sir Alwyn Williams Building, University of Glasgow Why Attend? •Meet industry experts, early-career professionals & current     students * Explore cyber security study options in Higher Education * Discover career pathways in cyber & technology * Pizza and drinks provided Who Is It For? • S4–S6 pupils • Parents/Carers Ideal for anyone considering:   •Cyber security •Apprenticeships •Further study •A future in tech

1202, 2026

Scottish Apprenticeships – Webinar

Skills Development Scotland will be hosting a free webinar for parents and carers on Scottish Apprenticeships. Date:  Tuesday 3rd March Time:  6.30pm – 7.30pm (via Microsoft Teams) The session will explain how apprenticeships work, the different types available, where to access further information and how to search for current vacancies.  You will also hear directly from employers and apprentices about their experiences. You can register to attend here (Early registration is advised to avoid disappointment) https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/5da83098-8181-4237-9071-e5cc8bfc0b0f@33ca6d47-5e4f-4774-84f1-696cbb508cbe We hope you find this information helpful in supporting your child as they consider their future pathways

0202, 2026

Careers Convention

The Careers Convention will take place this week on Thursday 5th February, from 6–9pm. All parents and carers should have received an email on Friday containing the event floor plan, along with links to reserve tickets for the presentation sessions. Pupils can access the same information via their Year Group Teams page. If any presentation sessions appear to be fully booked, we encourage you to still visit the room on the evening, as spaces may become available. On the night, there will be over 100 stalls and 50 presentations. We hope you find the event both informative and enjoyable.    

2301, 2026

Career Convention

Our annual Careers Convention will take place on Thursday 5th February, from 6–9pm. We are delighted to welcome over 100 confirmed exhibitors, alongside 50  presentations running throughout the evening. The floor plan and booking links will be shared with pupils, parents and carers next week. We look forward to welcoming you to what promises to be an inspiring and informative event.

2101, 2026

Thorntons Law LLP – Work Experience and Insight experiences

PRIME Legal Work Experience – Summer 2026 (Glasgow) Through the PRIME initiative, Thorntons Law LLP is proud to help widen access to the legal profession for students who may otherwise not have the opportunity to gain legal work experience. Students will spend a week immersed in legal work, taking part in interactive activities, visiting courts and universities, and gaining insight into life as a solicitor, supported by mentors throughout the week. Glasgow PRIME Legal Work Experience programme Dates: 29 June – 3 July 2026 Open to: S5 and S6 students Places: 10 (Eligibility criteria apply) Travel and expenses support available Applications are made via the vacancies section of our website. Law Career Insight Day – Glasgow We will also be running a Career Insight Day during the Easter holidays for students looking for a shorter taster experience. Date: 15 April 2026 Time: 10.00am – 3.00pm Open to: S4–S6 students The day includes meeting our lawyers, exploring different areas of law, and getting practical advice on studying and working in the legal profession. Students can register their interest via our Early Careers webpage. Further information for any of these opportunities can be found at the links below. Thorntons Early Careers: https://www.thorntons-law.co.uk/careers/early-careers • PRIME initiative: https://primecommitment.co.uk/

2101, 2026

Careers Convention

Join Us for Our Annual Careers Convention Thursday, 5th February 6pm–9pm Take the next step toward your future! Attend presentations, connect with exhibitors, and engage with industry professionals and education providers from a variety of fields. This event is a fantastic opportunity for pupils, parents and carers to: Gain insights into diverse career pathways Ask questions directly to employers and educators Make informed decisions about the next steps in education and employment We look forward to seeing you there!

2001, 2026

College Application Support

Thank you to all our senior pupils who attended the college application support workshop yesterday, For those who were unable to attend or require further support please find Mrs Mcintosh in the pastoral base – I would be more than happy to help assist with any applications you wish to make

2001, 2026

Ryanair Recruitment Day

This is your chance to learn more about building a long-term career in aviation. Our Heavy Maintenance Team will be on hand throughout the day to: Answer your questions Provide insight into our roles and career pathways Share what it’s really like to work in aviation      maintenance Conduct interviews If you’re passionate about aviation and want to be part of a fast-paced, industry-leading organisation, come along and meet the team. Location: Carlton Hotel, Prestwick KA9 1TP Date: Thursday 22nd January 2026 Time: 11:00 – 19:00

2001, 2026

Apprenticeships

If you are considering an apprenticeship as a post-school pathway, please remember to check the www.apprenticeships.scot website regularly, as new positions are added daily. There is no limit to the number of apprenticeships you can apply for, and you can apply for apprenticeship roles alongside any college or university applications. If you would like more information about apprenticeships, or if you need any support with your applications, please find Mrs McIntosh in the pastoral base, I would be happy to help

2001, 2026

West College Scotland – Open Day

When Tuesday 10 February –  Paisley Campus Wednesday 11 February – Clydebank Campus Thursday 12 February – Greenock Campus Time: 12pm–3pm & 5-7pm Interactive, hands-on activities across all curriculum areas Meet lecturers, support teams, and current students Guided campus tours Application Support Hub for any pupils wishing to apply during their visit.

2001, 2026

SupERkids

SupERkids is a small local charity based in East Renfrewshire who supports children and young people with additional support needs and their families within the local area.   They would like to recruit volunteers aged 16 and over to support services, which include evening and weekend clubs, as well as family fun days during the school holidays. Volunteers play a vital role in helping us provide a safe, inclusive, and enjoyable environment for the children and young people who attend.   This volunteering opportunity would be particularly beneficial for students who are: Looking to gain experience for their CV or personal statement Interested in careers such as early learning and childcare, primary teaching, health or social care Working towards their Duke of Edinburgh Award (we are happy to support this)   Volunteering with us allows young people to gain hands-on experience, develop confidence, teamwork, and communication skills, and make a real difference in their local community.

2001, 2026

BAE Systems – Pre Apprenticeship

Join us with your parents to learn more from BAE Systems and college staff about this industry-focused course for S4–S6 pupils. Running on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9am to 4pm, the course offers hands-on input from BAE Systems, including work experience and a guaranteed interview for a Steelwork apprenticeship. Any questions/enquiries please contact: engineering@cityofglasgowcollege.ac.uk https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/er/public/snhscareers/uploads/sites/7470/2026/01/20093943/Parental_EngineeringPoster_Jan26.pdf  

1601, 2026

DYW Weekly Bulletin

Senior Pupils – Don’t miss this week’s DYW Bulletin – check your year group teams page!!! It’s packed with lots fantastic opportunities – including our upcoming career convention, college open days, apprenticeship application support, college application workshops, internships, and work-experience options.   Find Mrs Mcintosh in the Pastoral support base if you require any additional information or support with any of the opportunities.  

1301, 2026

Babcock apprentice event

    Monday 16th February – 11am – 3pm West College Scotland (Clydebank Campus)   -Interactive learning zones -Networking and discovery -Early careers apprenticeship tasks   Pupils – please visit your teams page to register for this event