Want to work in TV, Film or Theatre?
Free Storytelling Masterclass for 16-25s (or 30 if neuro-divergent, d\Deaf or disabled)
Ignite Your Creativity
Work with industry professionals, take part in creative activities, get insider knowledge & develop your own ideas.
Sunday 22nd March 11am – 5pm at The Core at Corby Cube & a free lunch is provided
Scan the code / check out the flyer for the link to apply. apply
Discover how an apprenticeship provides a unique route into your chosen industry, whether you’re a school leaver or looking to upskill.
Come along and speak to our dedicated team, meet some of the employers we work with and find out how you can start earning whilst you learn.
Discover how an apprenticeship provides a unique route into your chosen industry, whether you’re a school leaver or looking to upskill.
Come along and speak to our dedicated team, meet some of the employers we work with and find out how you can start earning whilst you learn.
Join us at our Apprenticeships Open Day and explore how an apprenticeship provides a unique route into your chosen industry, whether you’re a school leaver or looking to upskill.
Come along and speak to our dedicated team, meet some of the employers we work with and find out how you can start earning whilst you learn.
Discover how an apprenticeship provides a unique route into your chosen industry, whether you’re a school leaver or looking to upskill.
Come along and speak to our dedicated team, meet some of the employers we work with and find out how you can start earning whilst you learn.
Future Fest is a vibrant, hands on event designed to inspire young people as they explore next steps in education, employment, training, health, community life and independent living.
• You can watch our event trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhcSuQDnG_s
Morning Session (10:00am–1:00pm)
This session is dedicated to schools and colleges, offering students a safe, structured and engaging environment with real world activities and experiences. We cannot stress enough that this is not a traditional information fair!
Students will be able to meet a wide range of education providers, employers, support services, community groups and specialist SEND teams in our interactive marketplace and workshops.
Confirmed Workshops & Experiences Include:
• Trades (MG Electrical)
• Emergency Services (Northamptonshire Fire & Rescue)
• Podcast & Broadcasting (Luke T Studios)
• Health & Beauty
• Animal Care (Stebbs Care Farm with animals onsite)
• Local Offer (NNC)
• Healthy Eating (The Cube Disability)
• VR Design & Experiences (University of Northampton)
• First Aid (Red Cross)
Workshops are practical, immersive and designed to help raise aspirations and spark new ideas for the future.
Booking Information
To ensure safety across indoor and outdoor spaces, each school may bring up to 10 pupils and a minimum of 2 staff. There will be 12 spaces per booking available and lunch is provided for all attendees, including staff members.
A forward-thinking conference bringing together young creatives, educators, and industry leaders to explore alternative pathways into music
The Musically Unorthodox (MU) Conference is a unique forum bringing together young people, educators, policymakers, industry leaders, and creatives to explore new pathways into music and media.
This forward-thinking event focuses on supporting young people, particularly those outside mainstream education, employment, or traditional career routes, by connecting them with opportunities, mentorship, and creative industry insight.
Our mission is simple: to address the flaws, fill in the gaps, and build the full ecosystem that allows any young person, regardless of their background, to build a sustainable career in music.
Our 2026 Theme: Reach → Routes → Reality
This year’s conference is structured around three interconnected challenges:
REACH: How do we find and engage marginalised young people who believe opportunities “aren’t for them” or don’t know they exist?
ROUTES: How do we create clear “what next?” pathways so that when initial support ends, young people don’t fall through the cracks?
REALITY: How do we provide legitimate, paid “earn while you learn” opportunities, that offer income now and a career later?
What You Will Experience
The day is a high-energy mix of short keynotes, youth-led breakouts, practical action labs, and a marketplace of opportunities. You won’t just listen, you’ll build.
Raising awareness of the logistics industry to a younger audience and plugging the significant skills gap.
Raising awareness of the logistics industry to a younger audience and plugging the significant skills gap are two seismic challenges for the sector. Step forward the South Midlands Careers Hub, with the objective of building career ready young people, creating a brighter future for industry. So, join the CILT East Midlands as we showcase how the hub can help tackle the two underlying problems, in a practical and manageable way.
Jobcentre, North Northamptonshire Council and Tresham College are hosting the popular Recruitment, Skills & Careers Event at Tresham College in Corby.
All are welcome, students, job seekers and those in the community already working and looking for a career change. Families and children are welcome at this event so please come along if you are unable to find childcare.
If you are a student and need support please as for Ady the Schools Adviser and he will be able to help and introduce you to the employers.
Local Employers are still confirming however usually there are around 30 stands with most being employers who have local vacancies.
Generation Logistics is a national careers awareness campaign designed to inspire young people aged 13–24 to consider the wide range of opportunities available in the logistics sector, while also equipping teachers and careers leaders with high-quality, curriculum-linked resources. The campaign challenges outdated perceptions of logistics and presents it as a dynamic, innovative and rewarding industry that plays a vital role in everyday life.
At the heart of the campaign is the Generation Logistics Hub for students, which helps young people explore their interests and discover potential career paths. Through the interactive “Find Your Future” quiz, over 100 real-life career stories, and engaging blogs, students can see how different roles connect across the sector using a clear “job families” approach. This helps them understand how skills in STEM, business, technology and communication all fit into the bigger logistics picture.
The Education Hub is specifically designed for teachers and careers leads, offering more than 50 free, curriculum-mapped classroom resources that link logistics to STEM subjects through short, practical activities. It also includes a downloadable careers booklet featuring salary information and case studies, vidcasts of real professionals discussing their roles, and a virtual careers fair that introduces students to tangible progression routes.
Schools can also request a Generation Logistics Ambassador: an industry professional who brings careers learning to life through talks, site visits and classroom sessions. Activity is amplified during Generation Logistics Week (w/c 22 June), creating a national focus on engaging and inspiring the next generation.