An employer's joined up approach to engaging with young people through Engineering and motor racing. Rubitek's founder Kerry Linley chats to Dr. Caroline Wood at GKN Automotive to find out more about why it's needed and how it's working.
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An employer's joined up approach to engaging with young people through Engineering and motor racing. Rubitek's founder Kerry Linley chats to Dr. Caroline Wood at GKN Automotive to find out more about why it's needed and how it's working.
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In this podcast episode in the Demystifying Apprenticeships series, Rubitek's founder and CEO, Kerry Linley talks to guest Caroline Wood who describes herself as an educational anarchist. Caroline explains why she values the British education system, the challenges of navigating competing agendas, and the diverse range of options available to young people. Together we discuss the importance of engaging with children from primary schools, knowing yourself when it comes to choosing a learning path, and why employers need to open their doors to young people.
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