Careers and Jobs Event at Chirnsyde Primary School

Thu 11 May 2023 | 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.

Organizer

Chirnsyde Primary School

288 Ashgill Road
Milton, Glasgow
G22 7SB

Tel: 0141 336 8672

Simon Andrews

Executive Director, Fraunhofer UK Research Ltd
Fraunhofer Uk Research Limited

Since graduating from the University of Strathclyde in 1992 (BSc Hons Laser Physics and Optoelectro… Read more

Frank McGowan

BAFTA celebrated, multi-award-winning SCOTTISH film-maker, producer/director and entrepreneur.
Bbc (Uk) Ltd

I have worked within the creative sector for over 10+ years as a producer/director and entrepreneur… Read more

Mark Norquay

Actuary from the North of Scotland
Barnett Waddingham Llp

In some ways, my career is very typical of an actuary. I grew up in Orkney, did Maths at Uni in Gla… Read more

About the Business Leaders

These business leaders have been chosen because their companies are growing quickly.

About the teacher and students

The event was created by Debbie Lambert for 250 students at Chirnsyde Primary School aged Age 6 - 12.

Event description

STEM-fest careers fair

We would love to invite people from STEM related backgrounds to share their experiences of the world of STEM.

Our careers fair will have a range of different stalls for pupils to explore, with people from different jobs in different sectors.

Our pupils will be prepped to ask a range of questions relating to your role, including which skills you require, what pathway you took to get to where you are and what your day to day duties involve.

If you have any hands on materials to share then our pupils would be keen to explore them in more detail.

Each participant will be given a specific space to hold their own stall. The event will take place between 1 and 3pm on Thursday 11th May.

Many thanks for your consideration.

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