Events and Activities

Are you thinking about your next steps after school or college? Higher Technical Qualifications (HTQs) are Level 4 and Level 5 qualifications in England that are designed to give people the technical skills employers need for higher skilled jobs.

National T Levels Week runs from Monday 19th to Friday 23rd October 2026. T Levels are two-year technical qualifications for 16–19-year-olds, designed with employers to prepare students for skilled employment, apprenticeships or further study. Equivalent in size to 3 A-levels, a T Level course combines classroom learning (80%) with an industry placement (20%) and focuses on vocational skills.

Join this webinar for a step-by-step guide to the different vacancy platforms for apprenticeships, including the Government website Find an Apprenticeship, as well as to hear tips for navigating the application process.

Are you aged 18–24 and thinking about your next steps? You might be taking a break while you decide what to do next, in a job that isn’t meeting your ambitions, or wondering how you might be able to combine higher education and work.

Workshop 1 will examine the latest policy developments and how apprenticeship reforms align with Youth Guarantee ambitions.

Securing an apprenticeship starts with understanding the recruitment process and this webinar is here to demystify it. Ideal for prospective apprentices and those supporting them, this session offers a step-by-step look at what happens from application to appointment and offers valuable hints and tips for how to prepare.

Calling all careers advisers, teachers and educators! Join this webinar to find out how you can prepare for a brilliant National Apprenticeship Week 2027. Each year, we support thousands of settings across the country to celebrate the week and get involved in activities and opportunities. Let us help you to begin preparing and planning for an excellent week of celebrations.

Join us for this exciting webinar to find out how you can get involved and begin preparing for National Apprenticeship Week 2027.

Each year, we support thousands of employers, apprentices, training providers and schools to celebrate the week and get involved in activities and opportunities. Let us help you to begin preparing and planning for an excellent week of celebrations.

When it comes to applying for apprenticeships, it’s not just about ticking boxes – it’s about showing who you are and what you can bring to your future employer and their organisation. In this webinar we hear what employers say makes people stand out and share practical ideas on how to stand out for the right reasons.

Workshop 2 will explore how employers can design and deliver apprenticeship pathways that better support underrepresented young people, including those who are care-experienced, with learning differences or disabilities, criminal justice-experienced and those facing socio-economic disadvantage.

Join us for the second of three termly webinars, designed to keep anyone responsible for careers up to date on all things apprenticeships and technical education. We’ll unpack the latest developments, walk through a timeline for the term and share ideas and resources you can use across key events and campaigns.

Workshop 3 will focus on developing level 2 pathways. The introduction of Foundation Apprenticeships and the return of the Business Admin. Level 2 has created an opportunity for employers to reconsider the ways that early career entry points are designed for young people.

The brand-new Higher and Degree Vacancy Listing launches this week and this webinar will give you an exclusive preview of the listing! Whether you are applying yourself, or supporting others to apply, join us as we discuss what you should consider when applying for a Higher or Degree apprenticeship.

Join us during National Apprenticeship Week 2027 for this special parent and carer webinar. Apprenticeships offer exciting and practical routes into rewarding careers. This session is designed to help parents and carers feel confident supporting the young people in their lives as they explore these options.

Workshop 4 brings together employers to share learning, test ideas and explore innovative approaches emerging across the apprenticeship landscape.

This webinar is designed for anyone supporting young people who have special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and are interested in pursuing an apprenticeship. Whether you’re a careers leader, teacher, SENDCO, support worker, parent or carer, this session will help you feel confident guiding learners and their families through the opportunities available.

Join us for the third of three termly webinars, designed to keep anyone responsible for careers up to date on all things apprenticeships and technical education. We’ll unpack the latest developments, walk through a timeline for the term and share ideas and resources you can use across key events and campaigns.

If you’ve been aiming for a degree apprenticeship but finding it tough to secure a place, you’re not alone. This webinar will help you explore the full range of apprenticeship levels and understand why starting at Level 2, 3 or 4 can be a smart, successful route into the career you want.

Join this webinar for a step-by-step guide to the different vacancy platforms for apprenticeships, including the Government website Find an Apprenticeship, as well as to hear tips for navigating the application process.

Join this webinar if you’re new to a careers role in your school or college and want to feel confident talking about apprenticeships and technical education.