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International Development & Charities festival highlights

Careers Service Charities, Fairs, International Development, Public Sector, Your Careers Service 24/01/202327/01/2023 1 Comment

The International Development and charities festival provided a wealth of tips and advice from Cambridge alumni and others working in the development and charities sector. We’ve gathered some highlights for you to learn more.

Aliyah’s Summer Internship in Education Policy

Careers Service Charities, International Development, Internships, Politics, Public Sector, Work experience 18/01/202324/02/2023 0 Comment

Aliyah Irabor-York, an incoming second-year student, studying Education, Policy and International Development spent the summer interning at various organisations in education policy.

Careers in Education: Alternatives to Teaching

Careers Service Academia, Charities, Consultancy, Education, Public Sector, Your Careers Service 27/07/202227/07/2022 2 Comments

When you talk about a career in education, people assume this means teaching children in a classroom. Careers Consultant, Beka Kimberley, discusses alternative paths and options here.

Lent Term 2022 Part 2

Careers Service Banking & Finance, Charities, City, Consultancy, Entrepreneurship & Start-ups, Environment & Sustainability, Events, Fairs, Finance, International Development, Public Sector, Sustainability, Your Careers Service 11/02/202225/02/2022 5 Comments

We’re back with part 2 of our Lent Term 2022 programme! After the success of out Creative Careers Festival we have two more plus our skill sessions and other events. Read on to find out what’s happening next.

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Increasing diversity in the Civil Service: Michael Collins on diversity internships and the Fast Stream

Careers Service Applications, Disability and careers, Equality & Inclusion, Public Sector, Work experience 19/10/202120/10/2021Work experience 0 Comment

Michael Collins is a generalist civil servant and former fast streamer who has worked across a number of Government departments. He is currently at the FCDO where he works on economic diplomacy. Here he talks about the importance of diversity to the Civil Service and shares some insights for those thinking of applying

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