\n\t\t\tYOUNGSTERS can find out more about apprenticeships and post-16 pathways next month.<\/p>\n
The Apprenticeship and Pathway Show at Cranmore Park on October 22 will give visitors the chance to speak to employers and training providers from manufacturing, construction, engineering and public sectors.<\/p>\n
Current apprentices will be on hand to share their first-hand experience with visitors between 2.30pm and 7pm.<\/p>\n
Exhibitors include Rolls-Royce, Dodd Group, Balfour Beatty VINCI, HSBC, National Grid, the British Army, Solihull College & University Centre, University of Birmingham, Nova Training and Solihull Council.<\/p>\n
\nCouncillor Heather Delaney, cabinet member for Economy, Business and Skills, said: \u201cThis is our flagship event that has always been well-attended.<\/p>\n
\u201cThrough speaking with young people we know that they are increasingly interested in post-16 pathways besides A-Levels.<\/p>\n
\u201cThat is why post-16 pathways such as BTECs, T Levels and Internships will be introduced in addition to apprenticeships.<\/p>\n
\u201cWith all the information available at this event, we hope that young people would be better able to make an informed decision after completing GCSE\u2019s.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Apprenticeship and Pathway Show is also a great opportunity for employers to find out young people\u2019s expectations entering the world of work, enabling them to be the employer of choice by offering the most needed support for their future team. This is going to be a rewarding evening for everyone involved.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Organised by Solihull Careers Hub which is part of the Council\u2019s Employment and Skills Team, the Solihull Apprenticeship and Pathways Show is free to attend and it is advised to book in advance.<\/p>\n
Free parking is available on site.<\/p>\n