The Festival of Apprenticeships is a roadshow exhibition promoting and celebrating all things apprenticeships. More than just a careers fair or conference, the event is a one-stop shop for anyone looking to find out more about apprenticeships. From discovering local opportunities by meeting organisations first-hand, through to guidance on how to apply for and make the most of an apprenticeship, the festival will cover all!

With top employers and learning providers highlighting their talent and promoting opportunities to future apprentices, the event will serve as a showcase of excellence in the sector!

The event will feature:
• Main stage - The stage will feature past and present apprentices and apprenticeship experts sharing their apprenticeships journeys and answering questions.
• Career zone - Meet a wide range of Learning Providers and Employers to find out about the thousands of apprenticeship opportunities available in a variety of different industries.
• Skills zone - An area where visitors can learn more about resources they can access to upskill themselves, as well as meet some of the organisations that provide them.
• Employability zone - An area where visitors can learn how to find out about career opportunities, master the art of cv writing and discover how to complete applications.
• Networking zone - An area where visitors, exhibitors and apprentices can meet and network. There will also be a post event reception with further networking opportunities.

Who is the event for?
• The festival is aimed primarily at 16-24 year olds looking to for future career opportunities.
• The event is also suitable for career influencers such as teachers, lecturers, parents and carers.
• Through our partner networks we will be reaching out to schools, colleges and community groups, sharing content online and at the event.

Who should attend?
• Anyone looking to find out more apprenticeships
• School leavers or college graduates interested in future career opportunities
• Parents, carers, teachers, lecturers or role models who want to support young people with their career choices
• Current or past apprentices who want to inspire the future generation of apprentices.