Seeing The Smiles On Patients Faces Is Truly The Best Thing
After deciding she wanted a career in medicine, Deborah Olusanya joined the NHS Trust’s Volunteers Programme, hoping the experience of
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Mentoring scheme launched to equip young Christians to break into media
Young Christians hoping to take their first steps into the media are being invited to apply to a new mentoring scheme being launched by Christians in Media.
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Interview with Dr R David Muir
Dr R David Muir has spent most of his life working in education. Last year he became the first Black man to be appointed Head of Whitelands College. Founded in 1841, it is one of the oldest higher educational colleges in the UK.
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‘It’s time for faith-driven entrepreneurs to emerge’
As the pandemic continues, we need an outbreak of something more powerful than a virus: the spirit of enterprise. It is time for new business enterprises that create value and jobs to replace the hundreds of thousands being lost.
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Three Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting My Women’s Ministry by Grace Gladys Famoriyo
Funding your new ministry is one of the major hurdles. In the early stages, finding monthly partners, sponsorships, etc. can prove challenging.
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Lockdown project launched with Back Her Business programme by Joy Roxborough
I was presented with the opportunity to launch a business crowdfunding campaign through the NatWest ‘Back Her Business’ programme.
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Rich Black History – Writing Historical Fiction
When it comes to featuring Black characters in historical fiction, we usually come across the characters in enslavement, or in some type of lowly position, especially in the medieval times.
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Vacancy: Director of Communications and Marketing
The Bible Society is recruiting for a Director of Communications and Marketing.
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New scheme will open up opportunities for disadvantaged students
Schools, colleges and universities can now apply for funding from today (12 March) to allow students to study and work across the globe as part of the new Turing Scheme.
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Black British Business Awards launches new Enterprise Academy
The BBBAwards will launch the Enterprise Academy with a virtual event on 11th March 2021 to discuss how Brexit and Covid-19 are impacting Black owned businesses.
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Should the Government Forgive Student Loans?
Free college! Canceling student-loan debt! Is this too good to be true, for those of us who have student loans?
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Over 8,000 people to receive career support from Covid-19 Support Fund
Shaw Trust and Learning and Work Institute are to support the reskilling of more than 8,000 people who have been affected by the pandemic.
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Young Christian writers given a voice through winning paid internships
lled on to answer the question ‘Your vision of a post-Covid world: how would you like the world to look after the pandemic?’, young writers with faith or simply those interested in exploring spirituality submitted their competition articles sharing their hopes for a better future.
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Met Police launches new apprenticeship programme
This National Apprenticeship Week, the Met is calling on Londoners who are interested in a rewarding career – whilst working towards a fully funded degree – to apply to join us as a police constable.
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Should I Talk About My Faith During a Job Interview?
I’m not sure how forthright to be about my faith. Do I leave it out of the conversation unless the interviewer brings it up?
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