22: How To Become A Radio Presenter - BBC Radio DJ

25: Turn your "people skills" into a career: RAF People Specialist Role

If you are a “people person”, then stay tuned to hear from Sgt Georgia Lennox-Lamb, of the RAF’s People Specialist Recruitment team, about where your social skills can take you! Come and explore a place where your people skills are valued more highly than your academic qualifications. So if you enjoy helping and supporting other people, then join me now, in learning where that could take your career, if you join Georgia’s team in the RAF. [https://www.e4s.co.uk/profile/11507/royal+air+force+people+specialisation+%28hr%29.html] Find out more about the People Specialist role here [https://jobs.raf.mod.uk/3QeSJvN]

24: Get Ahead Faster: The Power of an EY Apprenticeship

Are apprenticeships a lesser option compared to university? Not at all!  In this episode, we’re joined by EY apprentice Luke to uncover the truth about apprenticeships [https://www.e4s.co.uk/jobs/apprenticeships.htm], why they’re an incredible alternative to university, and how you don’t have to miss out on experiences like making friends or having fun along the way. Hear about Luke’s decision-making process, the application experience and how his apprenticeship has helped him gain him real-world experience and industry-recognised qualifications. You’ll also discover how an EY apprenticeship [https://bit.ly/4gbOLyJ] could get you to your dream career faster than a degree. If you’re weighing up your options after school, this episode is packed with insights to help you decide if an EY apprenticeship is right for you. Explore EY's Apprenticeships [https://bit.ly/4gbOLyJ]

23: Mentorship in Apprenticeships: How KPMG Shapes Careers

In today’s episode, we discover how important mentorship is in apprenticeship programs. We are excited to be joined by KPMG to learn how their apprenticeship programmes empower their apprentices to take initiative, contribute and play a vital role in the company - debunking the myth that apprentices are just spectators. Hear from Will, a current KPMG apprentice, as he shares his journey from choosing an apprenticeship, the application process, to how he’s actively shaping his future. His manager also joins the conversation, offering advice on making the big decision after school and how she supports the apprentices to grow, learn, and thrive in a professional environment. If you’ve just left school, or about to, and are finding it difficult to make a decision on your next steps, this episode will give you a great insight into the world of apprenticeships, and debunk some of the misconceptions that many students have about being an apprentice.

22: How To Become A Radio Presenter - BBC Radio DJ

In this episode, Simon Morykin joins us once again to discuss his route to becoming a radio DJ. Simon's a highly successful radio DJ who has worked with the likes of Robbie Williams, Olly Murs, Lady Gaga and more. We hear his journey starting off at a local radio station, and how he worked his way into the working as a radio presenter at the BBC. He shares his top tips for anyone wanting to get their foot in the industry, as well as his pinch moments throughout his career. Head to the E4S website to find student jobs, as well as tips and career advice: www.e4s.co.uk Find us on Instagram and Twitter

21: Student Tax Breakdown - "They never teach us this at school"

In this episode, part 1 of a 2 part special with Simon Morykin, we discuss the ins and outs of student tax. Simon Morykin, a highly successful radio DJ who has worked with the likes of Robbie Williams, Olly Murs, Lady Gaga and more.  Simon is currently working his magic at HRMC, and he’s here to break down everything you need to know tax, self assessment, student loan repayments and side hustles. Along with topics such as buying a house and investing, tax is something we often here young people say they never get taught at school. Simon goes into detail about how the new HMRC app can save you many headaches when it comes to your tax, like even getting you payslip early. Did you know, if you were born between 2002 and 2011, there could be around £2,000 in what is known as a Child Trust Fund? Set up by the Uk government, many of these accounts have gone unclaimed. Head to the E4S website to find student jobs, as well as tips and career advice: www.e4s.co.uk Find us on Instagram and Twitter