Manchester STEM Women Apprenticeship Careers Event - October 2026
An in-person apprenticeship careers event in Manchester for year 12 and 13 students who identify as women, introducing them to STEM employers and apprenticeship opportunities.
Manchester
A-Level
STEM
In-Person
21 October 2026
Last verified: 30 July 2026
About this opportunity
This event is a STEM apprenticeship insight and careers fair aimed at year 12 and 13 school and college students who identify as women, held in Manchester. Attendees can meet STEM-related employers, visit company stands, ask questions, learn about all levels of apprenticeship opportunities (from entry to degree), and attend talks offering careers advice and networking tips. The event is ticketed, and participation is targeted at students considering apprenticeships in STEM fields. Employers will represent a range of industries including science, technology, data, engineering, pharmaceuticals and more.
Who is it for?
School and college students in year 12 and 13 who identify as women and are interested in exploring STEM apprenticeships. Attendees must be permanently eligible to work in the UK.
What you will gain
Opportunities to directly meet employers, ask questions, access information on a wide variety of STEM apprenticeships, and receive careers and networking advice.
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Requirements
Must be in year 12 or 13 at a school or college, identify as a woman, and be permanently eligible to work in the UK. Ticket is required to attend.
How to apply
Students must acquire a ticket to attend. To get a ticket, email Jodie Atterton at jodiea@stemwomen.com. Schools and colleges can also register interest using the event's form.
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