Work Experience

An opportunity for individuals to gain an insight into a specific field in healthcare before applying for a university course for a particular healthcare professional qualification.

A four-day programme, delivered in February and July, providing a comprehensive insight into the role of a doctor in an Acute Trust.

The programme is designed for post-16 individuals who have applied or are intending to apply for a place at medical school. 

A one or two-week programme for pre 16-year-old students or the long-term unemployed to experience insight into non-clinical work experience.

The programme will focus on communication, team-working and the NHS as an employer.

To support individuals who are on or have completed a college or university course.

Its purpose is to provide individuals with work experience for up to six months to support their theoretical learning and for unemployed graduates to gain experience to secure future employment.

Technical Programme Placements support T Levels (two-year courses that can be studied by 16-18 year olds after finishing their GCSEs).

These placements (minimum of 315 hours) will be supported over a two-year period in order to help individuals complete their T Levels and to help secure an apprenticeship, employment or apply for a Higher Education Programme.

These commence January to Easter.

Their purpose is to provide experience in the Healthcare Support Roles for one day a week, over a set amount of weeks.

Applicants must be completing a BTEC Diploma in Health and Social Care, T-Levels, A Levels or equivalent and be aiming to apply for a pre-registration healthcare programme.

Provides a four to six week programme of work experience - in partnership with the Prince's Trust Charity - to help young people develop key skills, confidence and motivation to enable young people to move into work, education or training.

To apply, contact the Prince's Trust.