31 October 2018 | 1 minute read

Visit us at Skills London 2018

Visit us at the UK’s biggest jobs and careers event!

Skills London is the UK’s biggest jobs and careers event for 15-24 year olds and their families, taking place on 23 & 24 November 2018 at ExCeL London. The event attracts over 33,000 visitors and 240 exhibitors including top employers, colleges, training providers and advisers.

This two day event provides visitors with the opportunity to discover careers through interactive, inspirational activities and demonstrations, and helps young people visually bridge the gap between what they enjoy doing and what they could potentially do as a career.

If you are a parent / carer of a young person, you are invited to come along with your family and friends for FREE, on either the Friday or Saturday from 9.30am – 4.00pm to find out more. As an exhibitor at the event, we look forward to meeting lots of visitors and talk about our fantastic apprenticeship and graduate scheme.

Visit the AWE stand to find out about 3D printing or why not have some fun with our super minibots, or try immersing yourself in the world of virtual reality. We’ll be on stand number 344 and we’ll also be on the Get Skilled stand on number 326- see you there!

To find out more or to book online, please visit www.skillslondon.co.uk

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