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Artist of the Week 26.01.18
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Artist of the Week 02.02.18
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Year 9 Options Booklet
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Year 9 Options Booklet
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Working at Google Trip
Google is a multinational technology company specialising in Internet-related services and products that include online advertising technologies, search, cloud computing, software, and hardware. As part of our Year 12 Career Exploration programme students were given the opportunity to visit Google’s St Giles Campus, they got to see some of the projects that Google are working on, meet Google employees and also secure some work experience.
The trip was a great opportunity for our students to meet a selection of Google Employees’ (Googlers) and gain an insight into the amazing work that Google do, gaining an insight into how they’ve navigated their careers and how they’re working to change the technology landscape. The interactive day was well received with students being introduced to a range of professionals and opportunities available at Google. Google Employees then highlighted the next steps that our students should be taking to achieve the grades, digital portfolio and other competencies that they will need to secure both a place at university and employment at a leading technology company like Google in the future.
If your son/daughter was unable to attend the Working at Google, they can still connect with employers and find out more about the large number of opportunities on offer from by speaking to Mr Shenbanjo or emailing t.shenbanjo@haaf.org.uk
Kind regards,
Mr Shenbanjo
Career Guidance Practitioner
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HAHC @ The London Livery School’s Careers Showcase 2018
A number of Year 9 and 10 students attended the annual London Livery School’s Event at the Guildhall Art Gallery. The Showcase is an inspirational annual careers event, organised by Livery Schools Link where Livery Companies and the trades and professions they represent demonstrate, strongly supported by young people who are involved themselves. The event was hosted by LiverySchools Link Ltd, a voluntary organisation that promotes support for schools by Livery Companies of the City of London and their members, helping to prepare young people for the world of work.
What was the main purpose of the Career Fair?
- To enthuse students to aspire to a huge range of diverse jobs and careers.
- To create awareness of how many diverse and interesting possibilities there are available to students with ambition and interest.
- To offer better signposting opportunities to young people.
- To create a broader awareness of career possibilities.
Talking to people from the trades and professions in an informal atmosphere was a wonderful opportunity for students to broaden their employment horizons and raise their aspirations. If your son/daughter was unable to attend the Working at Google, they can still connect with employers and find out more about the large number of opportunities on offer from by speaking to Mr Shenbanjo or emailing t.shenbanjo@haaf.org.uk
Kind regards,
Mr Shenbanjo
Career Guidance Practitioner
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Artist of the week 09.02.18
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Artist of the week 23.02.18
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Year 12 UCAS Evening cancelled today
This evening's Year 12 UCAS Information Evening will be postponed. I will be in touch shortly with an alternative date.
Kind regards,
C Wadey - Assistant Principal KS5
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Year 9 Careers Workshop w/ Dentsu Aegis
YEAR 9 CAREERS EXPLORATION WORKSHOP @ HAHC
The Headstart 2018 programme is still going strong the main aim is to give students a headstart and inform, motivate and support them with their career aspirations and management of those aspirations. Year 9 students participated in a Media Careers Workshop with Dentsu Aegis. Dentsu Aegis Network are a multinational media and digital marketing communications company headquartered in London. The event was a great opportunity for students to learn more about the careers available with in media industry which link to the subjects they are currently studying and it was a great opportunity for students to get an insight into the work that digital media professionals do and how many opportunities there are in such a rapidly growing industry.
The day started with an introduction into the sector and then the activities started with students being tasked with designing a marketing campaign for a new app designed by Adidas. Pupils worked in groups to design an advertising campaign which was then presented to the rest of the class. Two members of staff from Dentsu Aegis led the activities and judged the groups in a Dragon’s Den style pitch at the end of the workshop. The students really enjoyed this and the winning group were fortunate enough to all win £10 Amazon Vouchers, all pupils came up with fantastic pitches and engaged brilliant with the activities.
If your son/daughter was unable to attend, they can still connect with employers and find out more about the large number of opportunities on offer from by speaking to Mr Shenbanjo or emailing t.shenbanjo@haaf.org.uk
Thanks,
Mr Shenbanjo
Career Guidance Practitioner
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Artist of the week 29.03.18
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FACS Quiz 11th May 2018
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Artist of the Week 20.04.18
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Artist of the week 27.04.18
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Artist of the week 04.05.18
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Artist of the week 11.05.18
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Artist of the week 11.05.18
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HAHC Insight Day 2018 @ Thomson Reuters
HAHC Careers Insight Day 2018 @
The Headstart 2018 programme is still going strong the main aim is to give students a headstart and inform, motivate and support them with their career aspirations and management of those aspirations. As part of our Year 12 Career Exploration Programme students were given the opportunity to attend a Working at Thomson Reuters insight day, the day was focused on introducing the Insurance sector. Thomson Reuters Corporation is a Canadian multinational mass media and information firm, it is is known in the United Kingdom for its financial and risk, legal and corporate businesses.
Thomson Reuters are the leading source of intelligent information for the world’s businesses and professionals, providing customers with competitive advantage. Intelligent information is a unique synthesis of human intelligence, industry expertise and innovative technology that provides decision-makers with the knowledge to act, enabling them to make better decisions faster. With over 50,000 employees in more than 100 countries, we work flexibly across boundaries and realize innovations that help shape industries around the world. The workshops started with a short exercise which encouraged students think about their strengths and connect their skills and abilities to the roles available at Thomson Reuters. Thomson Reuters offer roles in technology, law, finance and media.
The day ended with an interview where students interviewed 6 employees from Thomson Reuters, it went really well and served as a real insight into the sector. Working at Thomson Reuters is all about bringing your passion so you can build a career without boundaries, do work that matters with the flexibility to pursue your passion wherever it leads.
Thomson Reuters is the world's leading source of intelligent information for businesses and professionals. We combine industry expertise with innovative technology to deliver critical information to decision makers across diverse industries. We are trusted for the decisions that matter most, empowering our customers to act with confidence in a complex world. Bring your ambition to shape the future and we'll show you work with global impact. For more information click here - https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en/careers.html
If your son/daughter was unable to attend the workshop, they can still connect with employers and find out more about the large number of opportunities on offer from by speaking to the Careers Lead – Qualified Career Guidance Practitioner, Mr Shenbanjo or emailing t.shenbanjo@haaf.org.uk
Kind regards,
Mr Shenbanjo
Careers Lead – Qualified Career Guidance Practitioner
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Artist of the week 18.05.18
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Artist of the week 25.05.18
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