A team of trainees from leading law firm Wake Smith helped students at Stockbridge School to prepare for the world of work today with a CV seminar supported by Business & Education South Yorkshire
Trainee solicitors Rosheen Hodgkiss, Anna Saccaggi and Emily Whisker from the Sheffield based firm hosted a two hour event for Year 10 students, the first of several sessions planned over the next two months. The event looked at the importance of preparing a good CV for job applications, with practical advice on the do's and don'ts.
Glenn Jaques, partner in the Employment team at Wake Smith said: "We're delighted to be involved in the programme. Preparing young people for a positive role in society is essential to South Yorkshire's economic regeneration and employers have a vital part to play in the education and training of tomorrow's workforce."
Rosheen Hodgkiss, trainee at Wake Smith said: "We've really enjoyed our time at Stockbridge School. It has been really encouraging to see so many young people keen to learn more about the strength of a good CV and take on board advice on what potential employers are looking for, as well as address the common mistakes."
Business & Education South Yorkshire (B&ESY) is the leading strategic body established to develop partnerships between education and business in South Yorkshire. The body works to create links between schools and businesses to raise standards in education and prepare students for adult and working life.
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