On Tuesday 10th December, the Regents’ Career’s Fair was in full swing as parents, teachers and the local community offered information, advice and guidance on future career choices to 120 eager students.
Twenty-three guest speakers volunteered time out of their busy schedules to offer advice on carving a career in a wide range of industries, ranging from healthcare to hospitality to media – and many more!
Young men at Regents discuss the possible careers choices that lay ahead of them.
Event organiser and Head of Year 11, Carolyn Neylon commented, “I was incredibly pleased with the number of volunteer speakers and the variety of careers advice we could offer the students. It gave them a real insight into a huge range of jobs and has definitely inspired students in their future career choices. On behalf of myself and the students I would like to thank all the volunteer speakers for giving us their time and expertise!”
Head of Secondary Garry Russell holds the attention of these students.
Head of Secondary, Garry Russell commented, “The inaugural Regents’ Careers Fair was a brilliant event. It was an opportunity for our students to meet members of the community who have succeeded in their particular field. The discussions allowed the students to better understand the sorts of skills and experience they need to become the very best they can in their chosen career choice. The Fair is part of a full programme of careers advice that our students have access to at Regents.”
Event organizer and Head of Year 11, Carolyn Neylon, welcomes the students and guests.
Art Teacher Katherine Millar talks about a career in art.
Paul Strachan talks about a TV presenter career.
Graeme Moore from K-999 Engineering & Construction in Rayong discusses a career in engineering.
Maths Teacher Cleo De Jong is one of the popular speakers at the career day.
Dr. Iain Corness has his audience riveted to the edge of their seats.
