Summer Series is a work experience week giving young individuals from a range of backgrounds the opportunity to gain an in-depth insight into Dyson Farming.

During the week, time is spent with experts from the business in a broad variety of areas such as energy, food production, property, research, technology, finance, HR, environment, agriculture and more. During the week there will be time designated to work on the set project task which will then be presented to a panel on the final day. This is an opportunity to truly show your skills and put into practice the learning undertaken during the week.

We caught up with Amy from the 2023 Summer Series to share her experiences.

What do you gain from the Summer Series?

The Summer Series allows you to develop your understanding and knowledge from industry experts, discuss career paths, network and add the opportunity as experience on your CV.

Is it suitable for me?

Applications are open to anyone over 18 including school leavers, university or apprenticeship students. The main thing is that you are passionate in industries such as agriculture, technology, food production, sustainable energy and business.

How do I apply?

You can apply via the Dyson Farming website. Make a note of the deadline so you don’t miss the opportunity.

Why choose Dyson Farming?

There are over 100 different job titles within Dyson Farming spanning across 10 departments across various industries such as food production, energy, hospitality and leisure, research and business.

The team are continuously working on a diverse range of projects and tasks and they all have a variety of skill sets and differentiating career paths for you to gain insight on.

Summarising the Summer Series experience in three words.

Inspiring. Collaborative. Diverse.

The Easter Bunny is hiding eight eggs near Nocton Cricket Club for the ultimate hunt.

Please note

This is a self-guided event, starting at Nocton Cricket Club and ending at the end of the Grotto.

The bridleway is accessible on foot, bike or scooter and is suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.

This is a working farm – please be cautious of heavy machinery moving around the estate.

Wear suitable clothing.

Bring along a pen/pencil with you to fill in your worksheet.

Please take any rubbish home with you.

Join us at our Nocton Farm this Easter for a cracking hunt.

The Easter Bunny has hidden eight eggs along the Bridleway in Nocton. Collect the answers along the way to crack our Easter code.

Fill in your answer sheet and pop in to The Estate Office to receive an Easter surprise.

The perfect excuse for to enjoy the countryside this spring.

Please note

This is a self-guided event, starting at Nocton Cricket Club and ending at The Estate Office.

The bridleway is accessible on foot, bike or scooter and is suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.

This is a working farm – please be cautious of heavy machinery moving around the estate.