Find out how it all began in a major new four-part documentary series with insights from historians and experts on both sides of the Atlantic, including the @NSAGov
Be the first to watch Episode 1 in our free virtual preview event on Wednesday 17 November, 13:00.
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High-stakes counselling: uncertainty, complexity and ethical dilemmas for career counsellors working with asylum-seeking youths https://t.co/tx27zjy6Z7 via @wordpressdotcom
What a brilliant #TEWeek21! Thank you to everyone who helped inspire the next generation of engineers.
Check out our new blog from @_EngineeringUK CEO Dr Hilary @HLeevers, as she shares young people’s ideas on achieving #netzero. @teweekuk https://t.co/2bnj73wRwG
We need to find some schools that would like our EQUiP mag on careers and sectors info. Free to good homes. DM me if you are careers advisor working with 15-18 year olds or trustee of school. #careerdevelopment#careeradvice
The UK's first Muslim female referee says she is aiming to officiate at the highest level, and she has encouraged other women to follow her path.
"People will always be negative, but take nothing to heart."
👉 https://t.co/CrwzA97cvm #bbcfootball
CareerWave are keen to hear from L6/7 qualified Careers Advisers for the North East, Barnsley and Bolton areas.
Careers Advisers who are seeking opportunities please get in touch with us via [email protected] or [email protected]
Healthcare lawyer @White_Suz explains why a public inquiry into baby deaths and poor maternity care in the UK is needed in light of East Kent and Shrewsbury tragedies
https://t.co/nkZogNp2Us
Sharing knowledge of jobs with parents and young people is vital and should be the responsibility of wide range of organisations like trade bodies and trade unions to name but two @rachelconnell14
I think upper/upper middle class people think 'what am I best at' and then try and get into the best uni possible knowing they'll be able to get some kind of internship in publishing or whatever, where most others think 'what practical thing does this qualify me for'
Things like medicine or engineering are quite obvious in terms of where it goes, but the idea that there are jobs attached to something like a history degree is not a thing at all
A thing I often think is missing from the uni discourse is that young people who aren't from a pretty wealthy (/academic/high cultural capital) background actually have no idea what jobs there are except the quite obvious ones
Great opportunity for specialist women’s services in the criminal justice system with grants available for core costs funding. Applications are now open 👇
In February 1834, 6 Dorset farm workers were arrested & sentenced to deportation to Australia.
Their crime? Forming a trade union.
This weekend, the TUC commemorates the Tolpuddle Martyrs' struggle for dignity & fairness for working people.
Marcus Rashford will receive an honorary doctorate from the University of Manchester following his government campaign to allow children to claim free school meal vouchers.
The award is the highest honour the university can bestow.
More: https://t.co/dcYvpSmxuX
At least 77 people are dead and more than 2 million displaced as shoulder-deep floodwater from monsoon rains devastate northeastern India's Assam state #AssamFloods
More school playing fields have been “approved for sale” between January and July this year than in the whole of either 2019 or 2018. https://t.co/vdoqvdmt2i