News: College hosts apprenticeship event
Dearne Valley College in Rotherham is gearing up for National Apprenticeship week by hosting an open evening aimed at aspiring apprentices.
With its main campus in Manvers, Dearne Valley College specialises in vocational training and apprenticeships.
Young people who are considering an Apprenticeship are invited to attend an Open Evening on March 10 at 5pm.
Guests will be able to speak to the College’s expert team about the types of Apprenticeships on offer, entry requirements, average wages and can even apply for live vacancies on the evening.
Those considering their next steps, including school leavers thinking about full-time and vocational courses, prospective students looking for a Higher Education courses or those thinking about part-time adult study, are also urged to attend to tour the College, found out about the opportunities available and speak to the College's Tutors.
Dearne Valley College will also be celebrating National Apprenticeship Week, which this year takes place between March 14 - 18, by awarding five current Apprentices, nominated by their employers, for a prestigious DVC award for going above and beyond their role and achieving success. The College will be sharing their winning Apprentices' stories for each day of National Apprenticeship Week on their social media channels in hopes of inspiring the next generation.
Cathy Kemp, business development manager at Dearne Valley College, said: "Apprenticeships are a fantastic route into a successful career for a young person, providing an entry into a nationally-recognised qualification development path, and the opportunity to gain hands-on work experience, technical skills and knowledge, whilst also earning a wage.
"I would urge any young person who is considering this route to come along to our Open Evening and hear more about the many opportunities available."
Dearne Valley College website
Images: DVC
With its main campus in Manvers, Dearne Valley College specialises in vocational training and apprenticeships.
Young people who are considering an Apprenticeship are invited to attend an Open Evening on March 10 at 5pm.
Guests will be able to speak to the College’s expert team about the types of Apprenticeships on offer, entry requirements, average wages and can even apply for live vacancies on the evening.
Those considering their next steps, including school leavers thinking about full-time and vocational courses, prospective students looking for a Higher Education courses or those thinking about part-time adult study, are also urged to attend to tour the College, found out about the opportunities available and speak to the College's Tutors.
Dearne Valley College will also be celebrating National Apprenticeship Week, which this year takes place between March 14 - 18, by awarding five current Apprentices, nominated by their employers, for a prestigious DVC award for going above and beyond their role and achieving success. The College will be sharing their winning Apprentices' stories for each day of National Apprenticeship Week on their social media channels in hopes of inspiring the next generation.
Cathy Kemp, business development manager at Dearne Valley College, said: "Apprenticeships are a fantastic route into a successful career for a young person, providing an entry into a nationally-recognised qualification development path, and the opportunity to gain hands-on work experience, technical skills and knowledge, whilst also earning a wage.
"I would urge any young person who is considering this route to come along to our Open Evening and hear more about the many opportunities available."
Dearne Valley College website
Images: DVC
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