As Generation Logistics work with the Gatsby Foundation to promote the role of technicians as part of the “Technicians: We Make the Difference Campaign,” they are looking for volunteers to visit secondary schools as part of the BBC Bitesize Careers Tour, which runs until January.
If there are no suitable locations, volunteers would be welcome to provide a short interview which can be used on both the “Technicians” and the Generation Logistics website.
Volunteer Requirements:
You don’t have to have “technician” in your name but should you be technical staff – please get in touch if you’re not sure what fits the bill!
Must be under 30.
Are working at or have experience of technical qualifications at Level 3-5 (T Levels, apprenticeships or Higher Technical Qualifications).
Don’t have, or are not working at, degree apprenticeship or degree level.
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