Careers News and Events

Have you browsed the school Careers page and found out information about different jobs and careers?

If you did, make sure you complete the survey by clicking on the link below!  It is only 7 questions and the best replies get rewarded with Green Slips, queue passes and sweets!  The reason for this is because we want to provide you with guest speakers and visits that can help you achieve your career goals.  So complete the questionnaire and let me know what interests you.

CAREERS IN TOWN PLANNING

A town planner helps communities, companies and politicians to decide on the best way to use land and buildings.

A planner’s main aim is achieving sustainability. This means balancing different social, environmental and economic issues when official decisions are made on whether a piece of land is built on or not. Another way to describe this job is 'making places', such as towns, for people to live and work. Planners do not construct buildings but recommend how and where buildings should be built, what they should be used for and how they should fit into the local surroundings. Our About planning guide gives you a taster of what you could do.

Planners are known by many names

• Town and country planners
• City planners
• Land use planners
• Spatial planners
• Urban designers
• Environmental planners
• Development planners

There is a huge current and future demand for Town Planners in Hertfordshire and across the county. This webinar will allow you to hear directly from Town Planners and to learn about the different entry routes into the career.

Previous seminars have included:

A Business Apprenticeship

Physiotherapy

Engineering

Life Sciences/Pharmaceuticals

Construction

Film & Media Production

Nursing

Sports Coaching

Want further help and support with your careers choices visit our 'leaving education and need help with your next steps' hub or browse the 'Explore Careers' tab here.

Apprenticeships

The apprenticeship offers fantastic career development potential within a fast growing business and industry. 

Take a look at the different roles and opportunities in the film, media and creative industries in Hertfordshire over on HOP.

Experiences in Law, Buisness and Politics with UCL

For ages 12-18

T Levels - combining study with industry experience

Gaining workplace experience alongside a qualification can be a stepping stone to the career of your dreams. T Levels are a new, two-year qualification, equivalent to three A Levels, combining classroom learning and an extended industry placement. Courses, designed with businesses and employers, include Healthcare Science, Education and Childcare, Onsite Construction and Digital Production, Design and Development. Check out 5 great reasons for choosing a T Level.