7th October 2026 - 11am - WEBINAR - AI in Action: Tech Jobs for the Future AI is one of the fastest-growing areas in technology, transforming the way we live. From self-driving cars to smart devices, it’s creating exciting new career opportunities every day. In this virtual event, students will meet industry professionals working with AI and cutting-edge technology to shape the world today and the future. Through insights from industry professionals, students will discover the many ways into tech, and how the subjects they study now connect to real career pathways. Students will: - See how AI is applied across real-world technology roles. - Make the link between these roles and subjects like Computer Science, Maths, Business, and Design & Technology. - Gain insight into the skills needed to succeed in the tech industry.

8 October 2026 - 2pm-3pm - WEBINAR - Black History Month: Breaking Barriers, Building Leadership in Global Finance with Anthon Osijom, CEO and former CEO and Head of Relationship Management, Bboxx Join Anthony Osijom, CEO and former CFO & Head of Relationship Management at Bboxx, to explore what it takes to build a successful career in global finance and leadership as part of Black History Month. 💼🌍 Anthony will share his journey through the world of finance, from starting out in capital markets and global banking to taking on senior leadership roles. He’ll also discuss the importance of Black history and representation in leadership. Hear how Anthony has navigated his career, overcome challenges and broken barriers along the way, while sharing advice for young people considering a future in finance, business or leadership. 🚀

15th October 2026 - WEBINAR - Black History Month - I Want to be a Lawyer, What Does it Mean and What does it Take We have the pleasure of welcoming Carole Mehighan, Responsible Business Manager at Reed Smith for a Black History Month inspired conversation which explores the importance of Black representation in law, the barriers that can stand in the way, and the power of having diverse voices at the table.

20th October 2026 - 10am-11am - WEBINAR - Black History Month: The People Who've Support Me In My Veterinary Career with Mandisa Greene, Senior Vice President & Former President, Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons To celebrate Black History Month, join Mandisa Greene, Senior Vice President and former President of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, as she shares her inspiring journey into veterinary medicine and the people to inspired and supported her along the way. Mandisa will explore her career journey, the skills and qualities needed to succeed, and what life is really like working in veterinary medicine. She’ll also share the challenges she has overcome, lessons from her career, and advice for students considering a future in the profession. A brilliant opportunity to hear from a leading Black professional, hear about the communities and people matter, and see how a passion for animals can lead to a rewarding and varied career. 🐶🐱✨

Webinar - 20th October 2026 - 6.30pm - 7.15pm - Understanding T Levels: Free Webinar for Parents & Carers As National T Levels Week 2026 approaches, we're pleased to be hosting a dedicated webinar for parents and carers to help them understand T Levels including what they involve, how they differ from other post-16 options, and the progression opportunities they can lead to. We will be joined by David Scott, T Levels lead at the Department for Education, along with parent Victoria, who will share her experience of T Levels from a parents’ perspective. Inviting parents and carers to join this webinar supports Gatsby Benchmark 2 by helping them access clear, impartial information about technical education pathways they can explore with the young people in their care.

22nd October 2026 - 6pm-6.30pm - WEBINAR - Guide to Construction Apprenticeships You will also hear directly from current apprentices and their parents/carers about their experiences of the recruitment process, the challenges they faced, and the positive impact an apprenticeship has had on their confidence, skills and future prospects. The session will also reinforce that not getting it right the first time, changing direction, or experiencing setbacks are not disasters, but normal parts of learning, growing and finding the right path. The aim is to provide clear, practical information and reassurance so you can feel confident supporting your child in making an informed decision about their next steps.