If you’re LGBT+ and aged 18–25, join us for a group trip to the London Job Show at Westfield Shepherd's Bush!
This trip is part of the Mosaic Works programme at Mosaic LGBT+ Young Persons’ Trust, supporting LGBT+ young people to explore careers, build skills, and access employment opportunities.The London Job Show is a massive, free event bringing together some of the UK's biggest employers, training providers, and organisations. Whether you’re exploring your options, looking for your first job, considering a career change, or searching for training opportunities, this is a great chance to:
- Meet top employers face-to-face, including major brands like Lidl, Sephora, Inditex (Zara, Pull&Bear, Bershka), Fulham Football Club, SIXT, and Space NK.
- Explore diverse pathways with public sector and creative/cultural organisations.
- Discover current job vacancies, apprenticeships, and training schemes.
- Get instant careers advice, CV tips, and learn about different industries.
- Build your confidence by speaking directly with recruiters.
We’ll meet before the event and head into Westfield together as a group, outside the Japan Centre at Westfield.
Mosaic staff will be there throughout the day to provide support and assist you in talking to recruiters. Vegan lunch is provided!
❗❗❗ Important Booking Info:You must be a registered young adult member (aged 18–25) of Mosaic LGBT+ Young Persons’ Trust to attend this event. Membership will be confirmed, and tickets will be cancelled if you are not a registered member. If you’re aged 18–25, you can register for free with Mosaic here.
Travel Costs: If travel costs are a barrier to attending, please contact sierra.raposo@mosaictrust.org.uk so we can help cover your journey. You can also get in touch with Sierra if you have any accessibility questions.
Cancellations: If you register and are no longer able to attend, please let us know as soon as possible. Repeated no-shows or last-minute cancellations without a valid reason may affect your ability to book future Mosaic activities, as they prevent another young adult from taking up this opportunity.