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National Careers Week

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22/03/2023 News

The Skinners' Kent Academy has once again demonstrated its commitment to preparing its students for successful and fulfilling careers by actively participating in National Careers Week. The annual event aims to celebrate careers guidance in the UK and support young people in their career journeys.

National Careers Week serves as a reminder of the importance of careers guidance and the impact it can have on young people's futures. The Skinners' Kent Academy's participation demonstrated its commitment to providing a well-rounded education that prepares students for success beyond the classroom.

During the week-long event, the Academy organised a range of activities and talks that provided students with valuable insights into different careers and the skills required to succeed in them. Students had the opportunity to interact with local businesses and professionals from various fields, who shared their experiences and career paths with them.

Natalie Sharp, Founder of Sharp Thinking Marketing spoke to Sixth Form students about her journey into a career in marketing. She commented: “I am excited to support young people in their career journeys and inspire them to achieve their full potential. Having worked with well-known companies like Vodafone and British Airways, I am eager to share my experiences with the students of The Skinners' Kent Academy. This partnership is particularly meaningful to me as I remember how inspiring it was to have teachers and business leaders motivate me during my own school and college years."

Reflecting on the week, Principal Hannah Knowles said: “We are delighted to have been a part of National Careers Week once again. At The Skinners' Kent Academy, we are committed to providing our students with the skills and knowledge necessary for successful and fulfilling careers. National Careers Week provides us with an excellent opportunity to showcase the wide range of career options available to our students and the skills they need to succeed in the future.”