Curious about a career in tech? Meet us for an interactive event at Prince's Trust in East London on Wednesday 10 August to find out how you can make a life-changing move to a better salary, great benefits, and real work-life balance.

Date: Wednesday 10 August

Time: 2 - 4.30pm

Venue: The Prince's Trust Morgan Stanley Centre, William Cotton Place, 124 St Paul's Way, London E3 4QA

Why attend?

This will be an intimate event with time for you to contribute and speak through your challenges and goals and plenty of coaches and tech experts on hand to guide you.  Spaces are limited to just 50 young people, so sign up now!

In order to apply for this event, you need to be between 18-30 years old and not currently in education (either school or university).

This is your chance to discover how a move into tech could change your life. On the day, you will:

• Hear from young people who have secured life-changing digital and tech roles
• Learn about different tech and digital roles and what they actually feel like
• Get involved in interactive sessions unpicking barriers and challenges you may face
• Gain an understanding of the training and coaching routes available to you
• Connect with others who want to make the same move

Further Information

The London Digital Jobs and Skills Hub is on a mission to support Londoners like you to enter new careers in digital and tech, with training opportunities like apprenticeships, bootcamps, and skills courses.

The Hub, led by Generation UK, is part of the Mayor’s Academies Programme, with partners including Barking & Dagenham College, Business in the Community, Catch 22, London Youth, Movement to Work, Multiverse, Princes Trust, QA, We are Digital, West London Institute of Technology and Youth Employment UK.

For further information about the Hub, visit Youth Employment UK.

This event is free to attend. With special thanks to The Prince's Trust for hosting us.

By signing up to this event, you agree for your data to be used both for the purposes of (i) delivering the event (ii) reporting to the funder (GLA) as part of the contractual requirements for event delivery. You can find our privacy policy here https://uk.generation.org/privacy-policy/