Key Dates & Events

Training Providers

SETA – Sunderland Engineering and Training Association

“Sunderland Engineering Training Association (Seta) is a not-for-profit Group Training Association which delivers apprenticeships and both standard and bespoke commercial training courses.

Seta provides accredited, industry-recognised training to an advanced level, delivered by highly experienced staff with vast industry knowledge, and we have been playing a key role in developing and transforming workforces in the North East and beyond for more than 40 years.

We are a trusted training provider and have an exceptional track record of delivering for clients across a range of sectors – many of which are global household names – and we provide a launchpad for careers in engineering, manufacturing and related industries.  We work with a broad spectrum of companies, from sole traders to multi-nationals”

Further details about opening evenings are available on SETA’S WEBSITE

Further careers support is available from the following partner agencies:

Connexions

Support available:

  • Independent careers advice from a qualified careers advisor
  • Career opportunities
  • Post 16 option advice
  • Support with next steps

Contact:

Connexions on 0191 424 6326 or 0191 424 6657,

Email connexions@southtyneside.gov.uk

Facebook page “Connexions South Tyneside” which we will be using to communicate out opportunities.

South Tyneside College School liaison officer

Support available:

  • Post 16 option opportunities
  • Application process support
  • Career support interviews between the times of 8.30am and 5pm Monday to Friday. This can be via email or over the telephone.

Contact:

Sandie Best at – best@tynecoast.ac.uk

Facebook page “South Tyneside College”, which will be used to promote careers advice, opportunities and focussing on a wide range of different post 16 pathways

Education partnership – Sunderland College

Support available:

  • Options post 16
  • Application process
  • Transition in to college

Contact:

Alison Graham at alison.graham@educationpartnershipne.ac.uk

 

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