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The Creative CornerThe Creative Corner gives students the chance to learn more about how to get into a career in creative industries including advertising, the arts, music, broadcasting, journalism and PR.
The Careers TheatreA lively and stimulating
presentation theatre for organisations to profile their establishments, during a 30 minute talk.
Promote your brand “on the big screen”
and connect with a large audience. The programme
includes an Apprentice Panel Q&A which exhibitors can put forward an apprentice for.
STEM ChallengeStudents can put their practical skills to the test and be in for a chance
of winning a prize from a top engineering company.
Mock Assessment Centre
Visitors can get an insight into the tasks and practical
exercises they are likely to
face. They will be able to practice their
skills in a risk-free environment and benefit from professional feedback and coaching support.
CV ClinicStudents can book a one-to-one consultation with a CV specialist for advice on how to highlight
their strongest attributes and present a professional looking CV.
Careers Advice LoungeIndependent careers advisors
will offer advice and guidance on how to
approach the selection process and discuss
student career ambitions.
The Parents’ & Advisors’ Theatre & LoungeThe Parents’ & Advisors’ Theatre & Lounge is where
parents can receive guidance from experts and
take a break from the exhibition.
For further information contact Tom Hill on +44 (0)20 8394 5286 [email protected] www.WhatCareerLive.co.uk
Student Advice TheatreStudents can receive impartial advice at this popular theatre on topics around their career path and personal development.
Supported by:
Feedback and statistics
Your essential event for school leaver recruitment
“The location has worked really well, it’s been one of our most successful events.”Kat Ward, Student Recruitment Lead
“It’s been great for brand awareness.”Farhad Nazeer, Assistant Manager
“What Career Live? enables young people to understand the options available to them, whether that be an apprenticeship,traineeship or university.” Sue Husband, Director
“We’ve really enjoyed having the chance to educate people about apprenticeships because there’s not enough information out there.”
Eleanor Longmar, Analyst
“We’ve met some very engaged young people today. It’s been great to talk to them about the opportunities at Microsoft. We’ve met some really high calibre candidates over the two days.” Charlotte Betts, Early in Career Programme Manager
“It’s been well organised, with a good cross section of individuals, we’ve been able to build the recognition of our brand. The demographic of visitors has been fantastic across the two days.” Jim Creasey, Recruitment Manager
“We’ve met a wide variety of engaged students and parents. It’s been great to speak to students from London, who haven’t heard of us previously.” Amanda Kenningley, Schools & Colleges Liaison Officer
“The best school leaver event I have ever been to.” Jack Denton, Co-founder
“I’m going to recommend this event to all my friends.” Alison Crossman, Cambridge (parent)
Why do visitors attend the exhibition?More than just a careers fair, What Career Live? offers a host of interactive features to aid visitors in their career decisions. A visit to What Career Live? will be an experience and not just a fair!
Features to attract and engage with school leavers
CAREERLIVE
What
2 & 3 March 2018 / Birmingham23 & 24 March 2018 / Liverpool12 & 13 October 2018 / London
www.WhatCareerLive.co.uk
For further information contact Tom Hill on
+44 (0)20 8394 5286
#WhatLive
Year Group
of visitors rated their visit good or excellent
of students would re-locate for the right opportunity
92%
85%Year Group
Year 10Year 11Year 12Year 13
19 years and older
33%16%
8%39%
5%
Types of schoolsState School
Independent School
Academy
Grammar School
Sixth Form College
Free School
City Technology College
34%
8%15%7%
32%
2% 2%
Inside flap 295mm Back 297mm Cover 297mmWCL_TRIFOLD_2017_889x210mm_SB2.indd 1 29/01/2018 11:02
When do visitors attend? FRIDAY 52%
123 54For further information contact Tom Hill on +44 (0)20 8394 5286 [email protected] www.WhatCareerLive.co.uk
All prices exclude VAT
48%SATURDAY
Who visitedin 2017? Careers Advisors
Parents/guardians
Students
4%
30%
66%
“Pre-event marketing was clearly very good as visitors were focused, engaged and had great questions.” Nadine Barr, Resourcing Brand Officer, Grant Thornton
Why choose What Career Live?
Co-location with What University Live?
An extensive marketing campaignWhat Career Live? is supported by a big impact national marketing campaign that offers high-visibility branding opportunities for the organisations involved. The event is co-promoted alongside What University Live?
The campaign will encompass:
• TV advertising• Radio advertising• Outdoor advertising• Online advertising• National newspaper advertising• Promotion via social media
including Facebook and Twitter• Extensive PR campaign designed to
promote the benefits of attending university and careers fairs
School liaison officer
A dedicated school liaison officer will make contact with sixth form schools and colleges. The liaison officer’s role will be to promote the exhibition and to register and prepare students before they attend.
* Correct at time of going to press. The organisers reserve the right to alter the marketing campaign where necessary.
Who attends?
Why Friday and Saturday?
Following its successful launch in 2016, What Career Live? is now an essential event in the school calendar, attracting thousands of students, parents and careers advisors to multiple locations across the UK. With more and more school leavers now considering the alternatives to attending university, What Career Live? provides an invaluable opportunity for visitors to research the full range of apprenticeships, school leaver programmes and professional training schemes all under one roof.
What Career Live? provides exhibitors with a direct and effective forum to promote themselves effectively on a national scale, through high profile branding to a large audience of diverse school leavers.
The event is co-located with What University Live? a national
event which showcases the routes into higher education.
The co-location of the two events gives
students the unique opportunity to consider all their options side-by-side and makes this a must-attend event for anyone looking to make an informed choice
about their future.
This will include:
• Sending pre-event promotional materials to schools such as posters, leaflets, letters, emails and advisory information
• Sending pre-event promotional materials to parents via email
• Guiding schools and students through the pre-registration process
• Offering a coach subsidy to school groups
With the majority of school groups attending on the Friday, the Saturday offers parents and guardians the chance to attend with their children. As parents and guardians are becoming increasingly involved in career decisions, holding the event on a Saturday enables them to gather information so that they can give more informed advice. The event features a dedicated Parents’ Advice Theatre & Lounge.
Parents and guardians who will be involved in the career decision-making process
Individual students seeking an alternative to attending university
A diverse range of school groups from across the UK
Careers advisors who actively offer students careers guidance and support
* This includes all attendees who have opted in to receive information from 3rd parties.
Who exhibits?Past recruiters at What Career Live? include:
How you can get involvedStand Package Seminar Session WhatCareerLive
.co.ukPublications Sponsorship
Opportunities• Shell stand (or space only), name
board and stand lighting
• Profile entry in What Next? magazine, which is distributed free of charge to the UK’s top schools as well as to every visitor at the exhibitions as the show guide
• Year long profile on www.WhatCareerLive.co.uk
• Year long access to the database of attendees*
• Exposure in the comprehensive marketing campaign
• Thorough and ongoing personal organisational support prior to the exhibition and on exhibition days
• Refreshments at the exhibition
• 30 minute presentation
• Dedicated logo board within the presentation theatre
• Logo and company name on onsite signage and leaflets at the event
• Logo and company name on the presentation pages of the website
• Logo and company name in What Next? Magazine the official show guide
• Opportunity to distribute literature within your presentation
• Promotion in What Career Live? eshots
• Background takeover (1 week) £1,500
• Extended company profile (12 months) £500
• Latest vacancy (3 months) £300
per role
• Banner (1 month; 658x100px) £400
• SchoolLeaverMail £400
• Microbar (1 month; 120x60px) £150
WhatNext? Magazine
• 3-page sponsored feature £2,595
• Double-page spread £1,295
• Cover position £1,035
• Full page advert £775
• Half page case study £645
• Half page advert £515
Options: A Parent’s Guide
• Single-page profile £650
• Double-page spread £1,300
• Registration area £3,000
• STEM Challenge £3,000
• Hanging banner £1,500
• Parents’ & Advisors’ Lounge £1,500
• Vehicle placement £1,500
• Branded carrier bags (not including printing costs) £1,500
• Carrier bag insert £500
• Leaflet distributor £500
• Floor tiles (per tile) From £150
• Registration slides (on plasma screen) £100
• Highlighted entry on floorplan £100
Shell: £338 per square metre plus VAT
Space: £319 per square metre plus VAT
£500 per seminar slot plus VAT
Accenture•
Access To Music •
Aldi •
Aon UK •
Arcadis•
The Automated Technology Group
•Boots
•Capgemini
•Civil Service Fast Track
•Clarkson Evans
•Colas Rail
•Deloitte
•DPDgroup UK
•DSTL
•EY•
Grant Thornton•
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics•
House Building Careers•
HSBC Bank•
HS2•
IBM UK•
Iceland•
Institute and Faculty of Actuaries
•JD Wetherspoon
Jaguar Land Rover •
J.P Morgan •
Kaplan•
KPMG•
Laing O’Rourke•
McDonald’s Restaurant•
Mercedes-Benz UK•
Microsoft•
National Apprenticeship Service
•National Grid
•NG Bailey
•NHS Health Education England
•PwC
•Raleigh International
•Rolls-Royce
•Royal Air Force
•Royal Navy
•RSM
•Schneider Electric
•Skills for Care
•Superdrug & Savers
•The Nielsen Company
•Unilever
•VINCI Construction UK
The NEC Birmingham is the UK’s No 1 venue for trade and consumer shows and is located in the heart of the UK.
Olympia London is an iconic national venue, where ultra-modern capabilities are paired with an incredible Grade II listed building.
Exhibition Centre Liverpool is a multi-million pound events complex that accompanies ACC Liverpool on the former King’s Dock.
Cover reverse 297mm Back reverse 297mm Inside flap reverse 295mmWCL_TRIFOLD_2017_889x210mm_SB2.indd 2 29/01/2018 11:02
When do visitors attend? FRIDAY 52%
123 54For further information contact Tom Hill on +44 (0)20 8394 5286 [email protected] www.WhatCareerLive.co.uk
All prices exclude VAT
48%SATURDAY
Who visitedin 2017? Careers Advisors
Parents/guardians
Students
4%
30%
66%
“Pre-event marketing was clearly very good as visitors were focused, engaged and had great questions.” Nadine Barr, Resourcing Brand Officer, Grant Thornton
Why choose What Career Live?
Co-location with What University Live?
An extensive marketing campaignWhat Career Live? is supported by a big impact national marketing campaign that offers high-visibility branding opportunities for the organisations involved. The event is co-promoted alongside What University Live?
The campaign will encompass:
• TV advertising• Radio advertising• Outdoor advertising• Online advertising• National newspaper advertising• Promotion via social media
including Facebook and Twitter• Extensive PR campaign designed to
promote the benefits of attending university and careers fairs
School liaison officer
A dedicated school liaison officer will make contact with sixth form schools and colleges. The liaison officer’s role will be to promote the exhibition and to register and prepare students before they attend.
* Correct at time of going to press. The organisers reserve the right to alter the marketing campaign where necessary.
Who attends?
Why Friday and Saturday?
Following its successful launch in 2016, What Career Live? is now an essential event in the school calendar, attracting thousands of students, parents and careers advisors to multiple locations across the UK. With more and more school leavers now considering the alternatives to attending university, What Career Live? provides an invaluable opportunity for visitors to research the full range of apprenticeships, school leaver programmes and professional training schemes all under one roof.
What Career Live? provides exhibitors with a direct and effective forum to promote themselves effectively on a national scale, through high profile branding to a large audience of diverse school leavers.
The event is co-located with What University Live? a national
event which showcases the routes into higher education.
The co-location of the two events gives
students the unique opportunity to consider all their options side-by-side and makes this a must-attend event for anyone looking to make an informed choice
about their future.
This will include:
• Sending pre-event promotional materials to schools such as posters, leaflets, letters, emails and advisory information
• Sending pre-event promotional materials to parents via email
• Guiding schools and students through the pre-registration process
• Offering a coach subsidy to school groups
With the majority of school groups attending on the Friday, the Saturday offers parents and guardians the chance to attend with their children. As parents and guardians are becoming increasingly involved in career decisions, holding the event on a Saturday enables them to gather information so that they can give more informed advice. The event features a dedicated Parents’ Advice Theatre & Lounge.
Parents and guardians who will be involved in the career decision-making process
Individual students seeking an alternative to attending university
A diverse range of school groups from across the UK
Careers advisors who actively offer students careers guidance and support
* This includes all attendees who have opted in to receive information from 3rd parties.
Who exhibits?Past recruiters at What Career Live? include:
How you can get involvedStand Package Seminar Session WhatCareerLive
.co.ukPublications Sponsorship
Opportunities• Shell stand (or space only), name
board and stand lighting
• Profile entry in What Next? magazine, which is distributed free of charge to the UK’s top schools as well as to every visitor at the exhibitions as the show guide
• Year long profile on www.WhatCareerLive.co.uk
• Year long access to the database of attendees*
• Exposure in the comprehensive marketing campaign
• Thorough and ongoing personal organisational support prior to the exhibition and on exhibition days
• Refreshments at the exhibition
• 30 minute presentation
• Dedicated logo board within the presentation theatre
• Logo and company name on onsite signage and leaflets at the event
• Logo and company name on the presentation pages of the website
• Logo and company name in What Next? Magazine the official show guide
• Opportunity to distribute literature within your presentation
• Promotion in What Career Live? eshots
• Background takeover (1 week) £1,500
• Extended company profile (12 months) £500
• Latest vacancy (3 months) £300
per role
• Banner (1 month; 658x100px) £400
• SchoolLeaverMail £400
• Microbar (1 month; 120x60px) £150
WhatNext? Magazine
• 3-page sponsored feature £2,595
• Double-page spread £1,295
• Cover position £1,035
• Full page advert £775
• Half page case study £645
• Half page advert £515
Options: A Parent’s Guide
• Single-page profile £650
• Double-page spread £1,300
• Registration area £3,000
• STEM Challenge £3,000
• Hanging banner £1,500
• Parents’ & Advisors’ Lounge £1,500
• Vehicle placement £1,500
• Branded carrier bags (not including printing costs) £1,500
• Carrier bag insert £500
• Leaflet distributor £500
• Floor tiles (per tile) From £150
• Registration slides (on plasma screen) £100
• Highlighted entry on floorplan £100
Shell: £338 per square metre plus VAT
Space: £319 per square metre plus VAT
£500 per seminar slot plus VAT
Accenture•
Access To Music •
Aldi •
Aon UK •
Arcadis•
The Automated Technology Group
•Boots
•Capgemini
•Civil Service Fast Track
•Clarkson Evans
•Colas Rail
•Deloitte
•DPDgroup UK
•DSTL
•EY•
Grant Thornton•
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics•
House Building Careers•
HSBC Bank•
HS2•
IBM UK•
Iceland•
Institute and Faculty of Actuaries
•JD Wetherspoon
Jaguar Land Rover •
J.P Morgan •
Kaplan•
KPMG•
Laing O’Rourke•
McDonald’s Restaurant•
Mercedes-Benz UK•
Microsoft•
National Apprenticeship Service
•National Grid
•NG Bailey
•NHS Health Education England
•PwC
•Raleigh International
•Rolls-Royce
•Royal Air Force
•Royal Navy
•RSM
•Schneider Electric
•Skills for Care
•Superdrug & Savers
•The Nielsen Company
•Unilever
•VINCI Construction UK
The NEC Birmingham is the UK’s No 1 venue for trade and consumer shows and is located in the heart of the UK.
Olympia London is an iconic national venue, where ultra-modern capabilities are paired with an incredible Grade II listed building.
Exhibition Centre Liverpool is a multi-million pound events complex that accompanies ACC Liverpool on the former King’s Dock.
Cover reverse 297mm Back reverse 297mm Inside flap reverse 295mmWCL_TRIFOLD_2017_889x210mm_SB2.indd 2 29/01/2018 11:02
When do visitors attend? FRIDAY 52%
123 54For further information contact Tom Hill on +44 (0)20 8394 5286 [email protected] www.WhatCareerLive.co.uk
48%SATURDAY
Who visitedin 2017? Careers Advisors
Parents/guardians
Students
4%
30%
66%
“Pre-event marketing was clearly very good as visitors were focused, engaged and had great questions.” Nadine Barr, Resourcing Brand Officer, Grant Thornton
Why choose What Career Live?
Co-location with What University Live?
An extensive marketing campaignWhat Career Live? is supported by a big impact national marketing campaign that offers high-visibility branding opportunities for the organisations involved. The event is co-promoted alongside What University Live?
The campaign will encompass:
• TVadvertising• Radioadvertising• Outdooradvertising• Onlineadvertising• Nationalnewspaperadvertising• Promotionviasocialmedia
includingFacebookandTwitter• ExtensivePRcampaigndesignedto
promotethebenefitsofattendinguniversityandcareersfairs
School liaison officer
Adedicatedschoolliaisonofficerwillmakecontactwithsixthformschoolsandcolleges.Theliaisonofficer’srolewillbetopromotetheexhibitionandtoregisterandpreparestudentsbeforetheyattend.
* Correct at time of going to press. The organisers reserve the right to alter the marketing campaign where necessary.
Who attends?
Why Friday and Saturday?
Following its successful launch in 2016, What Career Live? is now an essential event in the school calendar, attracting thousands of students, parents and careers advisors to multiple locations across the UK. With more and more school leavers now considering the alternatives to attending university, What Career Live? provides an invaluable opportunity for visitors to research the full range of apprenticeships, school leaver programmes and professional training schemes all under one roof.
What Career Live? provides exhibitors with a direct and effective forum to promote themselves effectively on a national scale, through high profile branding to a large audience of diverse school leavers.
The event is co-located with What University Live? a national
event which showcases the routes into higher education.
The co-location of the two events gives
students the unique opportunity to consider all their options side-by-side and makes this a must-attend event for anyone looking to make an informed choice
about their future.
This will include:
• Sendingpre-eventpromotionalmaterialstoschoolssuchasposters,leaflets,letters,emailsandadvisoryinformation
• Sendingpre-eventpromotionalmaterialstoparentsviaemail
• Guidingschoolsandstudentsthroughthepre-registrationprocess
• Offeringacoachsubsidytoschoolgroups
WiththemajorityofschoolgroupsattendingontheFriday,theSaturdayoffersparentsandguardiansthechancetoattendwiththeirchildren.Asparentsandguardiansarebecomingincreasinglyinvolvedincareerdecisions,holdingtheeventonaSaturdayenablesthemtogatherinformationsothattheycangivemoreinformedadvice.TheeventfeaturesadedicatedParents’AdviceTheatre&Lounge.
Parentsandguardianswhowillbeinvolvedinthecareerdecision-makingprocess
Individualstudentsseekinganalternativetoattendinguniversity
AdiverserangeofschoolgroupsfromacrosstheUK
Careersadvisorswhoactivelyofferstudentscareersguidanceandsupport
* This includes all attendees who have opted in to receive information from 3rd parties.
Who exhibits?PastrecruitersatWhat Career Live?include:
How you can get involvedStand Package Seminar Session WhatCareerLive
.co.ukPublications Sponsorship
Opportunities• Shellstand(orspaceonly),name
boardandstandlighting
• ProfileentryinWhatNext?magazine,whichisdistributedfreeofchargetotheUK’stopschoolsaswellastoeveryvisitorattheexhibitionsastheshowguide
• Yearlongprofileonwww.WhatCareerLive.co.uk
• Yearlongaccesstothedatabaseofattendees*
• Exposureinthecomprehensivemarketingcampaign
• Thoroughandongoingpersonalorganisationalsupportpriortotheexhibitionandonexhibitiondays
• Refreshmentsattheexhibition
• 30minutepresentation
• Dedicatedlogoboardwithinthepresentationtheatre
• Logoandcompanynameononsitesignageandleafletsattheevent
• Logoandcompanynameonthepresentationpagesofthewebsite
• LogoandcompanynameinWhatNext?Magazinetheofficialshowguide
• Opportunitytodistributeliteraturewithinyourpresentation
• PromotioninWhatCareerLive?eshots
• Backgroundtakeover (1week)
• Extendedcompany profile(12months)
• Latestvacancy (3months)
• Banner(1month; 658x100px)
• SchoolLeaverMail
• Microbar(1month; 120x60px)
WhatNext? Magazine
• 3-pagesponsoredfeature
• Double-pagespread
• Coverposition
• Fullpageadvert
• Halfpagecasestudy
• Halfpageadvert
Options: A Parent’s Guide
• Single-pageprofile
• Double-pagespread
• Registrationarea
• STEMChallenge
• Hangingbanner
• Parents’&Advisors’ Lounge
• Vehicleplacement
• Brandedcarrierbags (notincludingprintingcosts)
• Carrierbaginsert
• Leafletdistributor
• Floortiles (pertile)
• Registrationslides (onplasmascreen)
• Highlightedentry onfloorplan
Accenture•
Access To Music •
Aldi •
Aon UK •
Arcadis•
The Automated Technology Group
•Boots
•Capgemini
•Civil Service Fast Track
•Clarkson Evans
•Colas Rail
•Deloitte
•DPDgroup UK
•DSTL
•EY•
Grant Thornton•
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics•
House Building Careers•
HSBC Bank•
HS2•
IBM UK•
Iceland•
Institute and Faculty of Actuaries
•JD Wetherspoon
Jaguar Land Rover •
J.P Morgan •
Kaplan•
KPMG•
Laing O’Rourke•
McDonald’s Restaurant•
Mercedes-Benz UK•
Microsoft•
National Apprenticeship Service
•National Grid
•NG Bailey
•NHS Health Education England
•PwC
•Raleigh International
•Rolls-Royce
•Royal Air Force
•Royal Navy
•RSM
•Schneider Electric
•Skills for Care
•Superdrug & Savers
•The Nielsen Company
•Unilever
•VINCI Construction UK
The NEC Birmingham is the UK’s No 1 venue for trade and consumer shows and is located in the heart of the UK.
Olympia London is an iconic national venue, where ultra-modern capabilities are paired with an incredible Grade II listed building.
Exhibition Centre Liverpool is a multi-million pound events complex that accompanies ACC Liverpool on the former King’s Dock.
The Creative CornerThe Creative Corner gives students the chance to learn more about how to get into a career in creative industries including advertising, the arts, music, broadcasting, journalism and PR.
The Careers TheatreA lively and stimulating
presentation theatre for organisations to profile their establishments, during a 30 minute talk.
Promote your brand “on the big screen”
and connect with a large audience. The programme
includes an Apprentice Panel Q&A which exhibitors can put forward an apprentice for.
STEM ChallengeStudents can put their practical skills to the test and be in for a chance
of winning a prize from a top engineering company.
Mock Assessment Centre
Visitors can get an insight into the tasks and practical
exercises they are likely to
face. They will be able to practice their
skills in a risk-free environment and benefit from professional feedback and coaching support.
CV ClinicStudents can book a one-to-one consultation with a CV specialist for advice on how to highlight
their strongest attributes and present a professional looking CV.
Careers Advice LoungeIndependent careers advisors
will offer advice and guidance on how to
approach the selection process and discuss
student career ambitions.
The Parents’ & Advisors’ Theatre & LoungeThe Parents’ & Advisors’ Theatre & Lounge is where
parents can receive guidance from experts and
take a break from the exhibition.
For further information contact Tom Hill on +44 (0)20 8394 5286 [email protected] www.WhatCareerLive.co.uk
Student Advice TheatreStudents can receive impartial advice at this popular theatre on topics around their career path and personal development.
Supported by:
Feedback and statistics
Your essential event for school leaver recruitment
“The location has worked really well, it’s been one of our most successful events.”Kat Ward, Student Recruitment Lead
“It’s been great for brand awareness.”Farhad Nazeer, Assistant Manager
“What Career Live? enables young people to understand the options available to them, whether that be an apprenticeship,traineeship or university.” Sue Husband, Director
“We’ve really enjoyed having the chance to educate people about apprenticeships because there’s not enough information out there.”
Eleanor Longmar, Analyst
“We’ve met some very engaged young people today. It’s been great to talk to them about the opportunities at Microsoft. We’ve met some really high calibre candidates over the two days.” Charlotte Betts, Early in Career Programme Manager
“It’s been well organised, with a good cross section of individuals, we’ve been able to build the recognition of our brand. The demographic of visitors has been fantastic across the two days.” Jim Creasey, Recruitment Manager
“We’ve met a wide variety of engaged students and parents. It’s been great to speak to students from London, who haven’t heard of us previously.” Amanda Kenningley, Schools & Colleges Liaison Officer
“The best school leaver event I have ever been to.” Jack Denton, Co-founder
“I’m going to recommend this event to all my friends.” Alison Crossman, Cambridge (parent)
Why do visitors attend the exhibition?More than just a careers fair, What Career Live? offers a host of interactive features to aid visitors in their career decisions. A visit to What Career Live? will be an experience and not just a fair!
Features to attract and engage with school leavers
CAREERLIVE
What
2 & 3 March 2018 / Birmingham23 & 24 March 2018 / Liverpool12 & 13 October 2018 / London
www.WhatCareerLive.co.uk
For further information contact Tom Hill on
+44 (0)20 8394 5286
#WhatLive
Year Group
of visitors rated their visit good or excellent
of students would re-locate for the right opportunity
92%
85%Year Group
Year 10Year 11Year 12Year 13
19 years and older
33%16%
8%39%
5%
Types of schoolsState School
Independent School
Academy
Grammar School
Sixth Form College
Free School
City Technology College
34%
8%15%7%
32%
2% 2%
Inside flap 295mm Back 297mm Cover 297mmWCL_TRIFOLD_2017_889x210mm_SB2.indd 1 29/01/2018 11:02
The Creative CornerThe Creative Corner gives students the chance to learn more about how to get into a career in creative industries including advertising, the arts, music, broadcasting, journalism and PR.
The Careers TheatreA lively and stimulating
presentation theatre for organisations to profile their establishments, during a 30 minute talk.
Promote your brand “on the big screen”
and connect with a large audience. The programme
includes an Apprentice Panel Q&A which exhibitors can put forward an apprentice for.
STEM ChallengeStudents can put their practical skills to the test and be in for a chance
of winning a prize from a top engineering company.
Mock Assessment Centre
Visitors can get an insight into the tasks and practical
exercises they are likely to
face. They will be able to practice their
skills in a risk-free environment and benefit from professional feedback and coaching support.
CV ClinicStudents can book a one-to-one consultation with a CV specialist for advice on how to highlight
their strongest attributes and present a professional looking CV.
Careers Advice LoungeIndependent careers advisors
will offer advice and guidance on how to
approach the selection process and discuss
student career ambitions.
The Parents’ & Advisors’ Theatre & LoungeThe Parents’ & Advisors’ Theatre & Lounge is where
parents can receive guidance from experts and
take a break from the exhibition.
For further information contact Tom Hill on +44 (0)20 8394 5286 [email protected] www.WhatCareerLive.co.uk
Student Advice TheatreStudents can receive impartial advice at this popular theatre on topics around their career path and personal development.
Supported by:
Feedback and statistics
Your essential event for school leaver recruitment
“The location has worked really well, it’s been one of our most successful events.”Kat Ward, Student Recruitment Lead
“It’s been great for brand awareness.”Farhad Nazeer, Assistant Manager
“What Career Live? enables young people to understand the options available to them, whether that be an apprenticeship,traineeship or university.” Sue Husband, Director
“We’ve really enjoyed having the chance to educate people about apprenticeships because there’s not enough information out there.”
Eleanor Longmar, Analyst
“We’ve met some very engaged young people today. It’s been great to talk to them about the opportunities at Microsoft. We’ve met some really high calibre candidates over the two days.” Charlotte Betts, Early in Career Programme Manager
“It’s been well organised, with a good cross section of individuals, we’ve been able to build the recognition of our brand. The demographic of visitors has been fantastic across the two days.” Jim Creasey, Recruitment Manager
“We’ve met a wide variety of engaged students and parents. It’s been great to speak to students from London, who haven’t heard of us previously.” Amanda Kenningley, Schools & Colleges Liaison Officer
“The best school leaver event I have ever been to.” Jack Denton, Co-founder
“I’m going to recommend this event to all my friends.” Alison Crossman, Cambridge (parent)
Why do visitors attend the exhibition?More than just a careers fair, What Career Live? offers a host of interactive features to aid visitors in their career decisions. A visit to What Career Live? will be an experience and not just a fair!
Features to attract and engage with school leavers
CAREERLIVE
What
2 & 3 March 2018 / Birmingham23 & 24 March 2018 / Liverpool12 & 13 October 2018 / London
www.WhatCareerLive.co.uk
For further information contact Tom Hill on
+44 (0)20 8394 5286
#WhatLive
Year Group
of visitors rated their visit good or excellent
of students would re-locate for the right opportunity
92%
85%Year Group
Year 10Year 11Year 12Year 13
19 years and older
33%16%
8%39%
5%
Types of schoolsState School
Independent School
Academy
Grammar School
Sixth Form College
Free School
City Technology College
34%
8%15%7%
32%
2% 2%
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