Rotherham College of Arts and Technology (RCAT) has joined forces with a recruitment company to help students become more financially independent.
GI Group is offering its expertise to help students find employment and support themselves whilst still studying on their courses.
By running workshops and assessment days at the college campuses, GI Group will show students what it is like to go to interviews and participate in recruitment processes. It also aims to make as many employment opportunities available for students as it can.
Margaret Inglesant, regional manager of GI Group, said: "We are delighted to have developed our long standing partnership with Rotherham College of Arts and Technology to encompass all of their recruitment needs. We will also be working together with staff and managers there to help their students find part-time work which will subsidise them whilst studying.
"We will be attending the campus regularly to work with students to help them identify future career choice and to help prepare them for making job applications and attending interviews.
GI Group will also help students find full-time employment after they finish their courses and, with the Group's link to employers, hopes to promote the amount of apprenticeships the College can provide for young people in Rotherham.
Ann Hardy, assistant principal at Rotherham College, said: "This partnership enables us to provide students with a range of employment opportunities which will support them in their future careers."
RCAT website
GI Group website
GI Group is offering its expertise to help students find employment and support themselves whilst still studying on their courses.
By running workshops and assessment days at the college campuses, GI Group will show students what it is like to go to interviews and participate in recruitment processes. It also aims to make as many employment opportunities available for students as it can.
Margaret Inglesant, regional manager of GI Group, said: "We are delighted to have developed our long standing partnership with Rotherham College of Arts and Technology to encompass all of their recruitment needs. We will also be working together with staff and managers there to help their students find part-time work which will subsidise them whilst studying.
"We will be attending the campus regularly to work with students to help them identify future career choice and to help prepare them for making job applications and attending interviews.
GI Group will also help students find full-time employment after they finish their courses and, with the Group's link to employers, hopes to promote the amount of apprenticeships the College can provide for young people in Rotherham.
Ann Hardy, assistant principal at Rotherham College, said: "This partnership enables us to provide students with a range of employment opportunities which will support them in their future careers."
RCAT website
GI Group website
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