Insight day opportunities

Join Crowe UK for an in-person early careers insight evening designed for students who are thinking about their next steps after school or college. The event offers an introduction to careers in accountancy and gives attendees a chance to learn what life at a leading professional services firm can look like. During the evening, you can expect to hear about Crowe UK’s early careers programmes, the firm’s “earn while you learn” approach, and the training, support and development available to young people starting out in the profession. Current trainees and professionals will also share their experiences and answer questions in an interactive Q&A session. The event is intended to help students make informed decisions about their future by offering practical advice on the application process, what the firm looks for, and how to build a professional network. Parents and guardians are welcome to attend as well, making it a useful opportunity for families exploring accountancy careers together.

The Army Officer Insight Day in York is a full-day in-person event for people who want to learn more about becoming an Army Officer. It offers an introduction to officer training, the application process, officer selection, and what life is like beyond Sandhurst. Attendees will hear from current Army Officers across different parts of the Army, get a clearer picture of the responsibilities of the role, and have the chance to ask questions directly. The event takes place at Imphal Barracks and includes free parking, making it a practical option for anyone exploring this career path.

Crowe UK’s Early Careers Insight Evening is an in-person event for students who are thinking about their next steps after school or college and want to learn more about a career in accountancy. It offers a practical introduction to the firm’s early careers programmes and the routes available for ambitious young people who want to combine work with professional development. During the evening, attendees can hear from current trainees and professionals, find out about the “Earn While You Learn” approach, and explore the training, support and development on offer. The event also gives a behind-the-scenes view of life at one of the UK’s leading accountancy firms, with advice on what the application process involves and what Crowe UK looks for in applicants. The session includes an interactive Q&A, giving participants the chance to ask questions directly and make informed decisions about their future. Parents and guardians are welcome to attend as well, making it a useful event for families who want to understand more about career options in accountancy and the opportunities available at Crowe UK.

Join Lloyds Banking Group for Skills Fest London, a careers-focused in-person event designed to give attendees a closer look inside the organisation. The event brings together colleagues and future applicants for an interactive experience featuring job simulations and a chance to hear directly about graduate opportunities. The 2026 programme includes sessions on Lloyds' graduate schemes and hiring for September 2027 entry, practical guidance on using AI in job searching, and an exploration of how the business is supporting the shift to sustainable transport. It is a chance to learn more about early careers at Lloyds, ask questions, and get a feel for life inside a major UK bank.

Join Lloyds Banking Group for Skills Fest Leeds, a morning event for parents and students exploring apprenticeships and early careers. It is designed to help young people learn about options after school, meet apprentices, university partners and career experts, and get a better sense of what working in a major banking group can look like. The event includes a mix of practical sessions and career insights. Attendees can hear about apprenticeship schemes and future hiring plans, understand how artificial intelligence is affecting jobs and job searches, and explore how Lloyds is supporting the transition to more sustainable transport. This in-person event takes place at Lloyds Banking Group’s Leeds office at 12 Wellington Place. It is a useful opportunity for students who are starting to think seriously about their next steps, and for parents who want to support them in making informed choices about apprenticeships and careers.

The British Army - Leadership Challenge Day at Longmoor Training Camp is an in-person, activity-based event for college and further education students (aged 16+). Delivered by Army staff, the day features a series of team challenges designed to develop teamwork, communication, leadership, resilience and self-awareness through practical, interactive tasks. The programme runs from arrival/registration in the morning through to dispersal in the afternoon (0830 arrival with activities across the day, and 1600 dispersal). Teams of approximately 20 will rotate through themed stands and take part in eight stand rotations across the day. Lunch (ration packs) and safety equipment/coloured bibs are provided; suitable outdoor clothing and footwear should be worn. There is no charge to attend. Tickets must be booked via the students' educational organisation (one ticket per student). Participating groups must provide at least one supervising staff member per team. Attendees are responsible for their own transport to Longmoor Training Camp; organisers request teams arrive together and note that photography may take place during the event.

The Wolverhampton Careers Fair brings together local employers and jobseekers at Molineux Stadium. Attendees can speak directly with representatives from a wide range of organisations across sectors including finance, education, IT, healthcare, retail, hospitality, manufacturing and more. The fair is designed to help candidates of all backgrounds explore opportunities, ask questions and make direct connections without the delay of lengthy online application processes. The event is held at Molineux Stadium (Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton WV1 4QR) and runs as an in-person session giving attendees the chance to visit multiple employer stands in one place. Public transport access is straightforward: Wolverhampton bus station and the city centre train station are nearby, with a bus stop immediately outside Molineux (National Express West Midlands services 3, 4 and 5 stop here).

Crisil Coalition Greenwich is hosting an in-person Work Experience Insight Day in London for Year 12, Year 13 and college students interested in careers in finance. The session gives students an introduction to the company and the financial services industry, including networking and an industry task. The employer is a provider of analytics and business intelligence to the financial services sector working with corporate and investment banks, asset managers and fintechs. The day's agenda includes arrival and breakfast, a welcome and icebreaker, an introduction to the company and industry, speed networking, lunch, an industry task and a wrap-up. The event is limited to 20 participants and places are prioritized for students meeting the stated criteria. The page notes the exact date could change. To register you must sign up via your Uptree account (or create one). Successful applicants will be invited 1-2 weeks before the event once prioritisation has taken place. For questions contact educationteam@uptree.co. Note the event is hosted at the employer's office; applicants should review the location and ensure they can travel safely. By applying you consent to certain personal data being shared with the employer if your application is successful, and to possible photography/videography as described on the event page.

Uni&You is a series of events run by the University of Sussex in partnership with Sussex Learning Network that bring together care-experienced young people from across Sussex to learn more about higher education and the support available at university. Events run throughout the year and are designed to give a real and engaging insight into university life. Past activities have included subject taster days, careers days and trips (for example to the Guildhall School of Music and Drama). Activities are supported by current university students with experience of care who can answer questions and offer guidance based on their own higher education experiences. Attendance is optional and there is no expectation to participate in every activity.

Mont Rose College Careers Fair 2026 is an in-person employability event run by the college's Employability Department for students, graduates and the general public. The fair brings together employers, training providers, charities and universities to showcase career pathways, live vacancies, apprenticeships, placements and volunteering roles. Attendees can meet employers and recruiters face-to-face, learn about vacancies and training opportunities, gain insights into employability skills and professional expectations, and build networks. The event is scheduled for 24 October 2026 (doors 10:50, event starts 11:00) at Mont Rose College, Mont Rose House, 412-416 Eastern Avenue, Gants Hill IG2 6NQ (in-person).

The Investment Banker Insight Day is a weekend-style finance masterclass that gives students a hands-on introduction to investment banking. Participants take part in interactive simulations and exercises that mirror real banking tasks, including trading currencies and commodities, valuing companies, and negotiating a live merger and acquisition deal.

Alongside the practical activities, students hear from experienced investment bankers about how they entered the industry and what the role involves day to day. The programme also includes Q&A sessions and career coaching focused on applications, CVs, interview technique, university choices, and how to build a strong super-curricular profile.

The experience is designed for students who want to explore a career in finance and gain insight into the skills needed to succeed. It is available either in person in London or live online, depending on the session chosen, and participants can complete an online assessment afterwards to receive a personalised certificate.