For Employeers
To find out more you can email our Employer engagement officer tarathomas@ascent.college
Ways to get involved
- Industry talks and or visits
- Taster days
- Interview practice
- Workshops
- Collaborate with our internal work placements at the vocational learning hub
- Work experience
- Supported internships
Working in collaboration with our stakeholders
Our Business Breakfasts, coffee mornings, open days and student enterprise days are a way of developing professional relationships with our stakeholders. We collaborate with our Liverpool City Regional Hub Business Enterprise Coordinator to review and develop the careers programme.
Through collaboration with universities such as Liverpool Hope university, students have taken part in initiatives such as Raising aspirations days and Employer engagement days
Students engage with community projects by volunteering weekly at the Hope Centre in St Helens.
Another well-established community partnership with Earlestown Cricket Club involves the joint development of the club grounds and a sensory garden that has proved popular in maintaining community well-being.
A wide range of employers engage with the college to provide work taster days, regular work experience placements and supported internships.
Vocational learning hub
Supported internships
Our partners
Other partnership placements include:
- Earlestown Cricket club
- The Hope centre
- WA12 food bank
- Holiday Inn Express, Wigan
- The Griffin, Earlestown
- Haydock Jockey club
- WN7 Outreach
- Little Foxes nursery
- Vinci Construction
Policies
Our Provider Access Policy
Our Careers Policy
Useful Links
www.careersandenterprise.co.uk
lcrbemore.co.uk/engaging-with-education/
lcrbemore.co.uk/careers/
Quick links
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