Hundreds attend Cromwell Community College’s annual careers fair
Hundreds attend Cromwell Community College’s annual careers fair - Credit: Archant
More than 900 pupils attended Cromwell Community College’s annual careers convention.
More than 900 pupils attended Cromwell Community College’s annual careers convention. - Credit: Archant
The event, which featured more than 45 stands, was held to encourage students to think about their future and explore some of the options available to them.
More than 900 pupils attended Cromwell Community College’s annual careers convention. - Credit: Archant
Jackie Harding, learning resource centre manager, said: “There was a huge variety of opportunities represented ranging from Metalcraft to MMUK, College of Animal Welfare to Santander Banking, Marshalls Engineering to Peterborough United Football Club.
Hundreds attend Cromwell Community College’s annual careers fair - Credit: Archant
“Local universities were also represented as were organisations offering apprenticeships.
“The event involved pupils from Years 10, 11 and sixth form as well Year 5/6 from local primary schools.
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“They had a presentation by the College of West Anglia and were informed about higher education opportunities.
“Many pupils have said ‘how useful and informative the fair was because of the wide range of businesses and educational establishment there were to talk to’.”
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Local employers said “pupils were amazingly polite and helpful”.
