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The purpose of a work experience placement is to help individuals decide on career options. Work experience is not reserved for young people, we invite applications from anyone wishing to explore alternative career options.
The areas and programme of work experience will be determined in relation to the likely career pathway of the students and will take into account age, academic record, interests and chosen academic pathway.
Which programme to apply for?
Programmes are run for aspiring doctors and people seeking other hospital-based work experience, with different application forms and application processes. Please read carefully the information on these pages for the type of work experience you would like to gain.
We are also happy to consider work experience requests from students undertaking a course not directly related to healthcare. For example, the video at the bottom of this page shows a group of Year 2 media students from Craven College filming with our therapy team
The areas and programme of work experience will be determined in relation to the likely career pathway of the students and will take into account age, academic record, interests and chosen academic pathway.
Which programme to apply for?
Programmes are run for aspiring doctors and people seeking other hospital-based work experience, with different application forms and application processes. Please read carefully the information on these pages for the type of work experience you would like to gain.
We are also happy to consider work experience requests from students undertaking a course not directly related to healthcare. For example, the video at the bottom of this page shows a group of Year 2 media students from Craven College filming with our therapy team
The Aspiring Doctors programme will include talks by medical staff (on UCAS applications and careers in medicine) and a clinical skills session (using manikins and simulated scenarios). The remaining time will be made up of rotations around different departments each morning and afternoon, giving a broad experience of different specialities including general practice where possible.
The 2019 programme will run as four week-long sessions with successful applicants being allocated a place on one of the following weeks:
- 24 - 28 June
- 1 - 5 July
- 8 - 12 July
- 15 - 19 July
The number of places on the programme is limited. Places will be allocated according to how well applicants meet the entry criteria as detailed on the application form. A short personal statement is also required.
All applicants need to be in Year 12/13 and must have completed their GCSEs and have received confirmed results of six Bs/6s (including English, Mathematics and Science). Applicants should also live and/or attend a school within the local area of the Foundation Trust – see map here (special circumstances will be taken into consideration).
We will be accepting applications from Tuesday 5th February until Friday 8th March 2019. Applications can be made by completing the online form:
An online form will be available from this link on the morning of Tuesday 5th February.
The form needs to be completed in a single session. You cannot save it to finish it later, however you can have a look at the form to plan your answers by opening this PDF preview
Paper applications or any applications received outside the above dates will not be considered.
Once received, an email confirmation and a copy of the completed form will be sent to each applicant. Please note that this is not an automated process so you won't receive an email immediately after submitting your application.
All applicants will be informed of the outcome of their application by Friday 12th April 2019.
Please note that you cannot attend the Aspiring Doctors programme at any other time of the year.
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Airedale NHS Foundation Trust believes in the need to encourage individuals to take up work experience placements at the Trust. This is an accessible offer and can be taken up by all individuals older than 13, subject to satisfactory employment checks.
To demonstrate the Trust’s commitment to work experience we will try to work with individuals to offer placements across non-clinical areas that suit both the individual and the service area that they wish to work in.
We cannot provide a full list of locations for where work experience placements can be offered as this must, by necessity, vary according to the needs of the service. However, as an indication, the areas below would normally be able to accommodate a work experience student:
If you want to find out more about non-clinical work experience please E-mail callum.bennett@anhst.nhs.uk.
An online application form and a downloadable copy that you can return by post will be available here shortly.
THIS PAGE IS BEING UPDATED
Airedale NHS Foundation Trust believes in the need to encourage individuals to take up work experience placements at the Trust. This is an accessible offer and can be taken up by all individuals older than 13, subject to satisfactory employment checks.
To demonstrate the Trust’s commitment to work experience we will try to work with individuals to offer placements across non-clinical areas that suit both the individual and the service area that they wish to work in.
We cannot provide a full list of locations for where work experience placements can be offered as this must, by necessity, vary according to the needs of the service. However, as an indication, the areas below would normally be able to accommodate a work experience student:
- Administration
- AGH Solutions (primarily for Estates and Facilities placements)
- Communications and Marketing
- Information Services
- Mandatory Training
- Medical Education
- Organisational Learning and Improvement
- Recruitment
If you want to find out more about non-clinical work experience please E-mail callum.bennett@anhst.nhs.uk.
An online application form and a downloadable copy that you can return by post will be available here shortly.
THIS PAGE IS BEING UPDATED
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