LOCALiQ, the digital marketing arm of the Telegraph & Argus, is joining forces with a number of organisations to help young people find out more about careers in tech, manufacturing, care and the creative industries.
Our partners are:
SkillsHouse
SkillsHouse, the employment and skills service of Bradford Council, is an all-age careers and employability provider. Working in partnership with educational organisations, voluntary services and employers, SkillsHouse supports people across the district to achieve their career and training goals.
Sitting within SkillsHouse, the Careers and Technical Education (CTE) Partnership enables employer-led skills development to ensure the young people of Bradford District have the required skills knowledge and experience to sustain successful careers.
Bradford Manufacturing Weeks
Launched by Bradford Chamber of Commerce and co-ordinated by career specialists The Opportunity Centre, Bradford Manufacturing Weeks brings manufacturers, schools and young people together through tours, work experience, seminars, exhibitions and learning events held at manufacturer premises and key locations across the district.
BMW will run from Monday, October 3 to Friday, October 14, 2022.
If your business is manufacturing and you would like to be involved register your interest here. Schools, colleges or universities can get involved here.
Bradford Chamber of Commerce
West & North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce exists to support business and its mission is to be the champion of business – connecting, supporting and representing.
It is recognised as an essential part of growing businesses by sharing opportunities, knowledge and expertise, with a strong voice influencing decision-makers at all levels – locally, regionally and nationally.
The organisation supports businesses in Bradford, Leeds and York and North Yorkshire and is accredited with the British Chambers of Commerce.
Future Transformation
Future Transformation is a social enterprise working with students, schools and communities to provide tech skills across the region. Its mission is to collaborate with students who will design, create, manufacture, fabricate and launch satellites into space.
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