Following the overwhelming feedback received, Drive My Career has launched “Supercharged” an event focusing on apprentices’ wellbeing.
When Drive My Career asked its audience how important it was to them that their employer assists them with mental health, the average score received was 9.1 out of 10. Also, 73% of respondents told us they struggled with their mental health during the pandemic and 78%
want to know more about the topic.
“Supercharge Me” aims to help apprentices understand what they can do to recognise and address any signs they may not be ‘firing on all cylinders’ and remind them of the resources available to those working in automotive, especially via Ben, the automotive charity.
The event will be held on Microsoft Teams, registrations are now open on Eventbrite at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/drive-my-career-33301634001
After registering, you will receive a link to attend the live session and/or watch it recorded.
The event is targeted to apprentices, but anybody who may find this of interest is welcome to attend.
Timings:
Wednesday 9 June 2021
Morning Session: 11:00am - 12:15pm
Evening Session: 6:30pm - 7:45pm
Agenda:
• Welcome by Drive My Career
- Working in automotive and Drive My Career resources available
• Mental Health in Automotive - Lookers
- The automotive industry and mental health
• Wellbeing for Apprentices - Gill Rughoobeer, Babcock International
- What is wellbeing?
- How does this link to our mental health
- Recognising signs of when you’re not firing on all cylinders
- Understanding what you can do for you to get back on track
• How can Ben help? - Rachel Clift, Ben
- Introduction to Ben – the automotive industry charity
- Ben’s Health & Wellbeing services
• Q&A
• Conclusion – NFDA/Drive My Career
Further speakers will be announced shortly.
For any feedback or information, please email info@drivemycareer.co.uk
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