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Fresh out of sixth form, Chelsea Evans is a Project Management Apprentice at HS2, Europe's largest infrastructure project connecting London to the north of England.
In Chelsea's episode, we cover the recruitment process for becoming an apprentice at HS2, the importance of perseverance when looking for jobs coming out of education and many other useful hints and tips for young people starting out on their career journey.
Also be sure to check out the free online resources on our website supporting teachers and parents to keep young people's education going during the Covid-19 lockdown: www.stem.org.uk
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