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On Friday 8 December 2023, students in Years 12 and 13 at Westminster City School’s Sixth Form visited a leading digital and business transformation consultancy for their career day.
It was an eventful day of networking where students were able to get to know more about the staff, their career journey and received advice on what to consider when making decisions about their future.
Year 12 student at Westminster City School, Jamoi, commented saying:
“I had an enlightening visit to Gate One at Havas! I experienced a real-life assessment center which provided me with a glimpse into the dynamic world of consulting. The Q&A panel was a valuable opportunity to engage with seasoned professionals, Mohini Karia and Gemma Sarjeant, who shared information about their careers and the industry's latest trends.
“We navigated through challenging scenarios which not only tested my skills but also sharpened my problem-solving abilities. The panel discussion offered a platform to pose thoughtful questions and receive first-hand advice on excelling in the consulting domain.
“Personally, what stood out to me the most was the holistic understanding of consulting methodologies, from strategy development to implementation. Witnessing the collaborative and innovative approach at Gate One has truly inspired me to elevate my own professional journey.
“I am grateful for the opportunity to immerse myself in such an insightful experience, ready to apply what I have learnt to my own career path!
“Thank you Westminster City School and Gate One for this experience!”
Rihanna, who is also in Year 12 at Westminster City School’s Sixth Form added:
“I participated in team building activities which required effective communication, leadership and collaboration skills.
“This experience not only equipped me with practical skills but it also provided me with an opportunity to connect with a diverse network of professionals such as Brian Darby, Gemma Sarjeant and many other professionals within this particular field.”