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Adam, 17, lives in Belfast in Northern Ireland and runs coding events for young people. Part of our Bitesize world of work series.

I want to get more teenagers involved in the tech industry.
  • Adam is curious about how things are built and started creating websites in his spare time
  • After going to coding events for adults, he decided there should be something similar for teenagers
  • His events bring young people together to learn how to build websites and phone apps.
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Adam's career path
Adam's career path
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What to expect if you want to be an events manager

  • Events manager average salary: 拢21,000 - 拢40,000 per year
  • Events manager typical working hours: 37 to 39 hours per week including evenings, weekends and bank holidays.

What qualifications do you need to be an events manager?

You could get into this role via a university course, a college course (such as a Level 2 or Level 3 Diploma, or a T-level 鈥 England-only), an apprenticeship, working towards the role, volunteering or applying directly if you have relevant experience. Check with your course provider which alternative qualifications they accept.

Sources: LMI for All, National Careers Service,

This information is a guide and is constantly changing. Please check the website for the latest information and all the qualifications needed and the for more on T-levels.

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