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EDUCATION

Countryside Careers Fair

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22nd May 2025 4pm - 8pm

Could a career in the countryside be for you?

      

Come and join us on the Driffield Showground to meet your next employer!

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The evening is FREE  for all to attend.  

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  • Over 50 regional, national, and international companies confirmed to attend the event.

  • All companies are based in rural East Riding of Yorkshire

  • All particapting companies & businessess are looking to recruit skilled professionals in the fields of agricultural, science, and laborator work, as well as digital technology & IT.

  • Real employees able to offer face-to-face promotion of opportunities, offering advice & guidance on career pathways.

  • Information on further & higher education opportunites & apprenticeships also available.

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This event is open to everyone of all ages, to help inspire those currently selecting their options, whilst being aspirational for those considering their next step. It will give the next generation an insight into the opportunities for employment in the setting of rural East Yorkshire, whilst helping those wanting a career change to move on!

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For more information contact:

                                                   Elaine Thompson

                                                   01377 257494

                                                   elaine@driffieldshowground.co.uk

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Looking for your next employee?

      

Countryside Careers Evening has been promoted as a free event to all secondary schools in Hull and the East Riding, a fantastic opportunity to sell your business to  future employees.

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Please click on the button below for the 2025 evening application forms.​

Each Year we must thank many local charitable trusts, organisations and private individuals for funding the evening

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Horace Taylor Trust

JE & EC Rymer Charitable Trust

Hull and East Riding Charitable Trust

Sandy Dewhirst Charitable Trust

and many private donations

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Infrastructure support also kindly received from 

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ERYC's 'Do It For East Yorkshire fund'

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