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Verbs Are Your Friends | Manchester Postgraduate Careers Blog

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Manchester Postgraduate Careers Blog. NB: THIS SITE IS NO LONGER BEING UPDATED – but please join us at http:/ manunicareersblog.com. New Part-Time Tutoring Posts. Your Elevator Pitch →. Verbs Are Your Friends. In one of the learned journals I regularly consult*, I was struck by a quote from one of today’s eminent thinkers* in answer to a question on ambitions. He pointed out how defining yourself with verbs rather than nouns can liberate you. Focusing on verbs rather than nouns is also a strategy I favou...

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Manchester Postgraduate Careers Blog. NB: THIS SITE IS NO LONGER BEING UPDATED – but please join us at http:/ manunicareersblog.com. Companies Based in the North West. How Do Postgrads Find Jobs? Verbs Are Your Friends. Over 100 Profiles Live On Our Website. Is A Portfolio Career For You? Careers in International Development. Newer posts →. Careers Appointments By Skype. You often need a conversation to sort out what the real issue is, even with CV feedback, so e-mail is definitely second best. One furth...

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Louise S (Careers Service) | The Media Club

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The official blog of the University of Manchester Careers Service's Media Club. Working in the Media. September 18, 2012. Louise S (Careers Service). The University of Manchester’s Media Club blog now has a new home manunicareersblog.com. So, if you’ve enjoyed keeping up with the latest news that comes our way, make sure you visit us at our new site! We look forward to seeing you there! Competition news for budding film makers…. August 13, 2012. Louise S (Careers Service). August 13, 2012. Which is run b...

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And Now, The End Is Near … | Manchester Postgraduate Careers Blog

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Manchester Postgraduate Careers Blog. NB: THIS SITE IS NO LONGER BEING UPDATED – but please join us at http:/ manunicareersblog.com. Changes Afoot On The Postgraduate Blog. And Now, The End Is Near …. 8230; but only of this particular incarnation of the blog. Today, we’re launching our new University of Manchester Careers Blog. Each of the old blogs now has its own category on the new blog, so you can filter the content and just get the postgrad posts. Please bear with me in case there’s a slight d...

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Resources | Emma Gillaspy

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Helping people find their way. Vitae NW Hub events. Working more effectively with others webinar. Where I talk with Inger Mewburn (aka ThesisWhisperer. About how different personality preferences can get in the way of developing working relationships and how to overcome this. You can also find a supplement document for this webinar here. Introduction to the Researcher Development Framework. Where I talk about how I developed my career and how I’m still using the skills I learnt during my PhD. You are com...

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Workshops | Emma Gillaspy

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Helping people find their way. Vitae NW Hub events. You’ll find a few examples of the workshops I have developed below. These are usually based around a 3 hour format but can be adjusted. I am also able to develop bespoke workshops so please contact me for more details and to discuss your specific needs. You can either scroll through the workshop outlines below or click on the links to jump to specific sections:. I am able to facilitate many of the Vitae training programmes including:. Maybe you would li...

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Challenging a deficit model of street-connectedness in Kenyan schools | Su Lyn Corcoran

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Street-Connected Children and Youth. Challenging a deficit model of street-connectedness in Kenyan schools. May 26, 2015. This poster was presented at the Consortium for Street Children Research Conference 2014. The text reads as follows:. The 2010 Kenyan constitution states that every child has the right to free and compulsory basic education (article 53.1b). However, article 54.1b of the constitution adds the stipulation ‘to the extent compatible with the interests of the person’ and 56b st...In the ab...

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Disabling streets or disabling education? Challenging a deficit model of street-connectedness | Su Lyn Corcoran

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Street-Connected Children and Youth. Disabling streets or disabling education? Challenging a deficit model of street-connectedness. July 22, 2015. Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth. Open-minded walking: Creating opportunities for inspiration to strike. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Publications | Su Lyn Corcoran

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Wakia, J. and S. Corcoran (2016) Using child wellbeing assessments to track progress in family reintegration. Corcoran, S. (2015) ‘Disabling streets or disabling education? Challenging a deficit model of street-connectedness’,. Disability and the Global South 2(2):590. SCorcoran and D. Kaneva (2016). Being ‘on the Margins’: Exploring Intersections. UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. Being ‘on the Margins’: Exploring Intersections. UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.