Yesterday, Danielle, an Apprenticeship Promotion & Information Officer from RWT Apprenticeships, conducted a presentation for year 12 students. The focus was on showcasing the diverse range of career prospects within the medical field, including aspiring doctors, cardiologists, and therapists in AHP roles. In addition to highlighting the success of year 13 students in securing degree apprenticeships in the corporate sector, the presentation also delved into the possibilities offered by the public sector.
Danielle provided valuable insights into the numerous career opportunities within the NHS, emphasising the various levels of apprenticeships and providing details on salaries. Real-life case studies were shared, featuring individuals pursuing careers ranging from project managers to doctors.
One of the attendees, Sana, a year 12 student, said, “This was really useful, I would definitely explore this moreā.
The students were given the chance to ask questions and explore opportunities aligned with their specific career aspirations.
Overall, Danielle’s presentation seems to have made a positive impact by providing valuable information and inspiring students to consider apprenticeships in the public sector, particularly within the NHS.
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