YOUNG people looking to start on their career paths can find out about apprenticeships and work opportunities at the Solihull Apprenticeship Show.
Apprenticeships up to degree level will be on display at North Solihull Sports Centre on January 29.
With around 1,900 attendees at the last show, this event is an opportunity for young people to learn about apprenticeships and inclusive programmes as alternatives to further studies, as well as entry level jobs.
Young people with further needs can also learn about Inclusive programmes such as Supported Apprenticeships and Internships.
From 3.30pm to 7.30pm visitors will have the chance to speak to employers and training providers from manufacturing, construction, hospitality and financial sectors.
Exhibitors include JLR, Rolls-Royce, HSBC, the NEC group, Fortem, Severn Trent, Solihull College and University Centre, South and City college Birmingham, Nova Training and Solihull Council. Current apprentices will be on hand to share their first-hand experience with visitors.
Councillor Michael Gough, cabinet member for Skills, Employment and Inclusion, said: “We always work to ensure that everyone has an equal chance to live happily and healthily in the borough.
“In addition to apprenticeships, exhibitors were encouraged to share their programmes for young people with additional needs such as Supported Internships.
“Our Employment and Skills Team will be there to offer advice and guidance to young people for everyone to get the most out of it.”
Organised by Solihull Careers Hub which is part of the Council’s Employment and Skills Team, it is free to attend and it is advised to book in advance.
Free parking is available on site.
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