Unlocking futures at Aberdeen’s largest careers, jobs, skills and apprenticeship event
Skills Scotland Aberdeen 2019 is held at P&J Live at TECA. It brings young people face-to- face with employers, training providers, colleges, universities and professional bodies. Free to attend, the event helps young people bridge the gap between what they enjoy doing and what they could potentially do as a career.
Monday 11 November 2019 (evening only): 5pm – 7pm
Tuesday 12 November 2019: 9:30am – 3pm
Currently exhibiting at Skills Scotland Aberdeen
Group Visit Sponsor
DYW North East
In partnership with
Skills Development Scotland
British Army
EY
Royal Air Force
Royal Navy & Royal Marines
SAE Institute UK
Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC)
Ship Safe Training Group Ltd
Specsavers
Young Scot
Childcare Careers Scotland
Digital World
NATS
NHS Grampian
North East Scotland College
Police Scotland
University of Aberdeen
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“Well organised event with plenty of support throughout the process.”
Specsavers
“Prospects Events provide a great environment for corporate firms to interact directly with schools and careers influencers.”
EY
“Event was well planned and offered a good opportunity to meet interested young people.”
Richard Irvin
“All exhibitors, friendly, approachable, enthusiastic and excellent. And genuinely have interest in our pupils. Thank you.”
Teacher, Alford Academy
“Today I have found this experience very useful to find out about what I want to do in the near future.”
Student
“It's great for students to get an awareness of the many varied careers there are and not just the oil industry.”
Donald Whyte, Westhill Academy
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