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The Sussex Learning Network National Collaborative Outreach is hosting a Higher Education progression event on 21st March from 10am - 2pm at Crawley College

 Whilst the event is not exclusive and any students are encouraged to attend, it is targeting the following groups:

  • Level 3 second year students (year 13 equivalent) with an unconfirmed future destination after they finish their programme this summer
  • Level 3 first year students who will be considering career options following completion in Summer 2019
  • The four most local large 6th forms in Crawley to as part of our NCOP remit

There is space for 20 -25 exhibitors from a mix of employers, degree apprenticeship providers and universities. An exhibitor buffet lunch will be provided. They are particularly looking for exhibitors include:

  • Business
  • Building services and construction
  • Construction Sector Management and Supervisory
  • Creative media production
  • Early years and Childcare
  • Engineering (MANUFACTURING, MECHANCIAL, ELECTRICAL, WELDING & FABRICATION)
  • Hair and beauty 
  • Health and social Care
  • Hospitality
  • Information Technology
  • Motor Vehicle
  • Travel and Tourism

To find out more please contact either Kim Skinner (Kim.Skinner@chichester.ac.uk) or Phil Webber (Phil.Webber@chichester.ac.uk)

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