Careers at Computacenter: Live from the Studio

Thinking about your future?

Join our Early Careers team live from our HQ Studio

About the event

Considering a career in technology? Join our graduates, placement students and Early Careers team for a live YouTube event where we'll share:

• What it's like to work at Computacenter
• Tips for standing out during recruitment
• Insights from our graduates and placement students
• Live answers to your questions

Where

Your most comfortable seat, streaming live on YouTube

When

Tuesday 17 November - 5 pm

What you'll gain from attending

• Hear directly from our graduates and placement students
• Learn what recruiters look for in applications
• Get practical interview advice
• Ask questions live
• Discover Early Career opportunities at Computacenter

Event programme

• 5:00 PM: Welcome & introduction - Meet the Early Careers team and find out what's in store.
• 5:05 PM: Leadership spotlight - Hear from Craig about Computacenter and our Early Careers opportunities.
• 5:20 PM: Recruitment insider tips - Learn what recruiters look for and how to stand out.
• 5:30 PM: Just a minute - A fast-paced graduate communication challenge
• 5:40 PM: Future leaders panel - Hear real stories, career journeys and advice from our graduates.
• 5:50 PM: Your next steps - Explore the opportunities available and how to apply.

Why choose a career at Computacenter?

• Work with leading technologies and global customers
• Explore opportunities across business, technology and sales
• Join an award-winning Early Careers programme
• Learn from experienced colleagues and mentors
• Build a career with a global technology organisation

Apply

Register your interest to join Computacenter Early Careers LIVE. We'll send you everything you need to know, including how to access the live event, closer to the date.

How to apply

To apply for this opportunity and to find out more, please click on the apply button. Please note that applications may close before the application deadline, so apply early to avoid disappointment.