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Hamish has worked in the apprenticeship space for the past 5 years and gained entry through his passion for helping young people. Hamish has recruited and managed programmes for names such as Civica and Sky, with his specialism in Apprenticeships in STEM.

Kirsty has recently joined NTU where she leads on the development of initiatives that are designed to support students, particularly those from underrepresented groups, to advance into Higher Education and succeed with their academic studies. With a background in student recruitment, Kirsty has previously worked at both Loughborough and De Montfort Universities as part of their School and College Liaison teams. Her interests mainly lie in widening participation work and developing activities to support the delivery of advice and guidance to students and parents.

After returning to education in 2012, Shelley took her undergraduate degree as a mature student at the University of Bath. As a non-traditional student from a disadvantaged background, she has developed an intrinsic enthusiasm for encouraging underrepresented and non-traditional groups to consider university. Shelley joined Jesus College, Oxford to help develop the access and admissions work, which includes working with schools, charities and various education organisations to promote access to Higher Education.

With over 20 years of experience as a careers adviser, Jo has supported thousands of students in making their transition from college to university, apprenticeships and work. She has created careers education programmes which allow students the opportunity to develop the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their next steps. Her focus has always been to create meaningful experiences for students which both inform and strengthen applications to university and apprenticeships.