Worthing College showcases creative potential at inspiring careers fair

Worthing College hosted an innovative Creative Careers Fair recently, which allowed students to hear from a variety of groundbreaking exhibitors.

The exhibition, which took place on Tuesday 25 March, gave students a flavour of the different opportunities on offer when they finish their courses.

On the day, students had the chance to participate in a variety of interactive activities, including wood carving and mini golf.

Among the exhibitors at the event were a team from Northbrook College promoting the creative arts degrees on offer.

Students from Davison C Of E High School for Girls also attended the event to explore the wide range of creative career opportunities available, as well as meet the team from Worthing College to discover more about creative arts courses.

Helena Thomas, Principal of Worthing College and Northbrook College, said:

“It is great to see our students benefiting from the opportunity to connect with a diverse range of exhibitors, each showcasing an inspiring selection of creative career paths.

“I would like to thank all those exhibitors who dedicated their time and effort to engage with and inspire our students, helping them envision their future in the creative industries.”

A massive thank you to all the companies who attended the event, including:
BikerPics, BIMM University, boomsatsuma, Cassidie Carving, Chichester College Group, Coastline Architects, Katherine Richards Design, LW PHOTOGRAPHY, Magenta Associates | An employee-owned business, Molokini Marketing Ltd, Northbrook College, Richard Drew, Solent University, Sussex Police, The Worthing Society, University of Brighton, University of Chichester, University of Hertfordshire, University of Portsmouth, University of South Wales, University of Sussex, Worthing Theatres and Museum and Yemisi Mokuolu.