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The certificates awarded for qualifications in Summer 2022 are now available. Former students should collect their certificates from reception. Some form of identification will be required, especially if a friend or relative is collecting them on their behalf, with a letter to show that they have the permission of the candidate.
Students still attending JHNCC can collect their certificates from the office of their Head of year.
Hi there,
We’re delighted to invite you along to our KPMG Meet and Greet open evening on 29th November 2022!
We’d love you to join us in the Birmingham KPMG office from 5:30pm – 7:00pm.
This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about KPMG, the apprenticeship opportunities we have on offer, and to see the environment you could be working in!
Throughout the evening you will hear from senior colleagues, a range of apprentices in various stages of their programmes and the Student Recruitment team. There will also be time to ask questions and chat with the KPMG team.
To register your interest in attending, click here!
We encourage you to bring along a teacher, parent, or caregiver too!
Contact us
If you need to contact us, please call us on 0800 328 5764 or email Apprenticeship@kpmg.co.uk.
We look forward to meeting you soon!
Best wishes,
KPMG Apprenticeship Team
Year 7 have created an art installation which is being showcased in the foyer, year 7 and the art department have worked hard to help us celebrate remembrance week as a community. A huge thank you to Alex Moulton, Holly Tiernan and all year 7 students involved.
