Nineteen shadowing opportunities with top tech companies were awarded as spot prizes at the last Tech Partnership Degrees event. Tech Industry Gold student, Thomas Chalmers, reflects on his experience work shadowing Mark Evans, CEO of Telefonica UK.
In this interview, we catch up with Ryan Clifford and Jon David Carman, Tech Degrees alumni and founders of the Tech Allies Network for students and alumni. They share their motivation for creating the network, its benefits to students and alumni, and their vision for the future.
One of the 28 universities now offering Tech Industry Gold accredited degree apprenticeships is Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU). Find out more from current digital degree apprentices – watch the videos.
Recently issued figures from the Department for Education show that while there has been a national drop in the number of new apprentices in the last year, digital apprenticeships have been bucking the downward trend. Check the latest figures.
The new Future Stars of Tech conference and awards aim to unveil a generation of female tech leaders unmatched in its diversity of people, strategic thinking and innovation. Nominations for the awards close on 26th February. Make sure the rising stars in your company are recognised – nominate now.
Tech Partnership Degrees students from 20 universities across the UK are getting ready for the Smart Cities competition, to be judged at the next Tech Partnership Student/Employer event in Reading on 14th March. A few free spaces are still available for employers wanting to take part in the recruitment fair. Act now.
Employers from across the economy have underlined their ongoing commitment to working with Higher Education to deliver outstanding, industry-relevant degree courses. The new Board and not-for-profit organisation will take forward the Tech Partnership’s work in HE.
Employers collaborating through the Tech Partnership welcome the announcement of the new Institute of Coding. Bringing together employers and universities across the nation, the Institute is poised to make a real difference to digital skills shortages.
Digital Leaders have just revealed the findings of their 2017 Attitudes Survey looking into the latest current attitudes towards women in tech. Access the findings and infographics.