🎓Ulster University Graduate Boost Programme is Back!!🎓 Following the success of our previous initiative, Graduate Boost Programme, launching in January 2025, offers a unique opportunity for employers in Northern Ireland to support unemployed or underemployed #graduates with disabilities. Supported by the Department for the Economy NI, this 15-week programme combines a paid internship with the postgraduate module "Developing a Professional Identity." Key features include: - Comprehensive Support: Mentoring and dedicated guidance for both employers and interns. - Flexible Work Arrangements: Full-time #internships with flexibility based on individual needs. - Funding & Bursary: The programme is part-funded by the Department of the Economy. Employers contribute £2,000; interns receive a £364 weekly bursary managed by Ulster University. - Ongoing Learning & Coaching: Interns attend weekly tutorials and receive one-on-one coaching. - Inclusive Recruitment Support: Assistance with inclusive hiring practices. Many employers are focusing on enhancing their equality, diversity, and inclusion efforts. We can assist you in recruiting, onboarding, and retaining graduate talent to help build a more diverse workforce. Employers apply by Wednesday 20th November at 12noon to get involved and help shape brighter futures for graduates. Further detail and to apply https://lnkd.in/erewQka4 *(Graduate applications open on 25th November, more detail coming soon). #weareUU #UUtalent #UUgraduateboost #employerpartners
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Call for Employers: Graduate Boost Internship Applications Now Open 📢 Ulster University's Graduate Boost Programme offers a unique opportunity for employers in Northern Ireland to support unemployed or underemployed graduates with disabilities. Research shows that graduates with disabilities face significant challenges in securing graduate-level employment, and this initiative aims to bridge that gap. 🚀 We are seeking employers to be part of the Graduate Boost Programme by offering a 15 week internship at your company. Benefits for your business: ✨ Part-funded by the Department for the Economy NI. Interns receive a £364 weekly bursary managed by Ulster University. Employers contribute £2,000. ✨ Implement your company's equality, diversity and inclusion values, and build a diverse workforce. ✨ Inclusive recruitment support. Staff will assist you with inclusive hiring practices and can provide talent retention advice. ✨ Comprehensive support throughout the programme. Staff are on hand to offer mentoring and dedicated guidance for both employers and interns. ✨ Transform the lives and futures of talented graduates who face additional barriers to employment due to a disability. ❗Apply by: Wed 20 Nov, 12pm 🔗 Further information and application form: https://ow.ly/lZsk50U7769 Please share with employers in your network! #WeAreUU | #GraduateTalent | #DiversityMatters | #UUConnects Ulster University Student & Graduate Talent
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🎉Unlock your career potential with the Ulster University Graduate Boost Programme! 📣We are excited to announce that applications for the Ulster University Graduate Boost Programme 2025 are now OPEN! ✨This unique initiative is designed specifically for recent graduates with disabilities, offering you a chance to elevate your career and gain invaluable hands-on experience. This Department for the Economy NI programme is funded by the Skills Fund, aligning with Minister’s Economic Vision. ❓What’s in it for you? 💠15 Week Internship: Gain practical experience while working with a NI employer that aligns with your career goals. 💠Postgraduate Module: ‘Demonstrating Your Professional Identity,’ which will help you articulate your skills and experience effectively. 💠Receive a generous weekly bursary of £364 to support you during the internship. 💠Opportunities to develop skills and expand your professional network. 💠Learn from industry experts and gain specialist skills to give you the edge. ❓Who Can Apply? 💠If you're a recent graduate with disabilities who is ordinarily resident and eligible to work in Northern Ireland, and you’ve completed your studies but haven’t secured a graduate-level position yet, this programme is tailored for you! ❓Why Apply? 💠Comprehensive Onboarding: Start strong with personalised onboarding to set you up for success. 💠Flexible Arrangements: We understand that everyone’s needs are different, so flexible module delivery and working arrangements are available. 💠Supportive Environment: Receive dedicated support with CV development, interview preparation, and access to mentoring throughout the programme. ❗Applications close Sunday 15 December at 11.59pm. ✨Apply Now and take the next step towards your future with confidence! 🔗Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eDT8gZAm #WeAreUU | #ProudOfUU | #UUConnects
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Ulster University's Graduate Boost Programme: Call for Employers 📢 Deadline Reminder 12pm, Friday 22 November ❗ Graduate Boost offers a unique opportunity for employers in Northern Ireland to support unemployed or underemployed graduates with disabilities. Research shows that graduates with disabilities face significant challenges in securing graduate-level employment, and this initiative aims to bridge that gap. 🚀 We are seeking employers to be part of the Graduate Boost Programme by offering a 15 week internship at your company starting in January 2025. Benefits for your business: ✨ Part-funded by the Department for the Economy NI. Interns receive a £364 weekly bursary managed by Ulster University. Employers contribute £2,000. ✨ Implement your company's equality, diversity and inclusion values, and build a diverse workforce. ✨ Inclusive recruitment support. Staff will assist you with inclusive hiring practices and can provide talent retention advice. ✨ Comprehensive support throughout the programme. Staff are on hand to offer mentoring and dedicated guidance for both employers and interns. ✨ Transform the lives and futures of talented graduates who face additional barriers to employment due to a disability. ❗Places are in demand. Apply by: 12pm on Friday 22 November 🔗 Further information and application form: https://lnkd.in/et3WWtAH
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Colleges are reinventing themselves as career preparation institutions. How this can be beneficial for students career? https://lnkd.in/gZyWTZrH #HigherEducation #StudyAbroad #Scholarships #StudentLife #skills #jobmarket #internship #softskill #coop #blendedlearning
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🌎 International students are permitted to work short-term in the USA🇺🇸 after completion of their first academic year or after graduation through Optional Practical Training (OPT) and Curricular Practical Training (CPT). ✔️Optional Practical Training (OPT) allows international (F-1) students to work up to 12 months in jobs related to their major field of study, either after graduation from their degree program or after completing at least their first full academic year. OPT is not tied to any specific employer. Students who have completed degrees in STEM fields are eligible for up to 3-years (36 months) of OPT. ✔️Curricular Practical Training (CPT) allows international (F-1) students to gain valuable experience directly related to their major through paid or unpaid internships, a practicum, etc. CPT must be completed before graduating, must be part of the program of study or provide course-credit, and is tied to a specific employer. #StudyinUSA #StudyinCalifornia #ELS #MyELS
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#SkillDevelopment and creation of #employable #youth with #skills for future is one of the key themes of the Union #BudgET2024. With this objective, the Government has rolled out a new #internship scheme for 500 top #companies in #India
Explained: Govt's new internship scheme for employable youth in top companies
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Why is the UK such a top choice for international students? Let's uncover the key reasons propelling the UK to the forefront. UK universities are renowned for their academic excellence, consistently ranking among the global top, including the esteemed Russell Group. The UK’s academic prestige is a magnet for learning enthusiasts. The pathway to rewarding careers is paved with opportunities, thanks to strong industry links, internships, and dedicated career services. UK's focus on employability is unparalleled. Shorter course durations, with most undergrad programs at three years and postgrad at one, reduce education costs and quicken entry into the workforce. Balancing work and study is seamless as international students can work part-time during terms and full-time in holidays, enriching their experience and finances. The UK’s vibrant, multicultural society offers a unique and enriching blend of cultures and traditions for students worldwide. Curious about pursuing studies in the UK? Share your thoughts or ask questions about these unique benefits. Let's discuss #UKUniversities #StudyinUK #InternationalStudents #AcademicExcellence #Employability #CareerOpportunities #GlobalEducation #MulticulturalExperience #PathwayToSuccess #TheStudentHelpline
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New paper from amazing #internship scholars, w/some of the only cross-cultural studies on WBL. Such important insights for countries like the US that lack the history or regulatory structure for vocational ed like France. Plus, Drs. Ramani & McHugh open up the black box of an internship to focus on what matters - supervision, intern autonomy, task clarity - the actual work that the student performs. Research like this helps dispel the myth that simply taking an internship is an unqualified good, but that how they are structured and implemented matters. Plus - culture!
Happy to share news of our recently published paper examining internships from a cross-cultural perspective. "Cultural influences on internship developmental value and job pursuit intentions: An exploratory comparison of student experiences in France and the United States" in The International Journal of Management Education. Special thanks to my coauthor Ravi S. Ramani. For those interested in internship research, and cross-cultural studies, you may find this article a valuable read. 🔗: https://lnkd.in/ev544t4S #internships #cross-cultural #mentoring #comparative research The George Washington University School of Business Jungho Suh Matthew Hora GWSB Undergraduate Programs Ravi S. Ramani Center for Research on College-Workforce Transitions (CCWT) at UW-Madison
Cultural influences on internship development value and job pursuit intention: An exploratory comparison of student experiences in France and the United States
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The National Society of High School Scholars released the 2024 edition of their Gen Z Career Interest Survey. Over 10,000 high-achieving high school students, college students and recent graduates were surveyed to better understand the interests that are most important to them, career expectations and employment preferences. Two-thirds are interested in gaining international experience via studying abroad or being a foreign exchange student. From a working conditions standpoint, in-person training and leadership development training are most important. Seven in ten are extremely/very interested in a certification course to prepare them for an internship. When seeking employment, 38% most prefer working for large corporations (33% medical/healthcare facility or institutions. The chart below details the government offices/agencies/departments members of Gen Z are most interested in learning about. #genz #youngadults #studyabroad #education #highereducation #employment #firstjob #workculture #governmentjobs #largecorporations #healthcare #climatechange #environment #energy #humanrights
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🌱“Education is the movement from darkness to light.” – Allan Bloom 🌱 I truly believe that this statement holds immense truth for everyone.📝 Education is a powerful tool that allows us to grow and gain valuable insights. It helps to alleviate the challenges of a difficult life and provides us with skills and knowledge that empower us.📈 The expertise gained through education empowers individuals to navigate through life's journey. It opens doors to countless opportunities, leading to career advancement and personal development. Furthermore, education fosters a sense of equality in society, contributing to the progress and prosperity of the nation.🌻 As a student and an intern, I firmly believe that education serves and equips us with: 🍁Foundation of Knowledge: Education provides essential skills and understanding needed to perform tasks competently. 🍁Critical Thinking: It fosters the ability to analyze situations, propose solutions, and make informed decisions. 🍁Professionalism: Education guides interns in maintaining ethical standards and professionalism in their work. 🍁Continuous Learning: It instills a mindset of ongoing learning to keep up with industry advancements and changes. 🍁Communication Skills: Education enhances both written and verbal communication abilities crucial for effective teamwork and idea exchange. 🍁Adaptability: Education equips interns with adaptability, crucial in navigating dynamic work environments. 🍁Contribution to Success: Ultimately, a well-rounded education empowers interns to contribute meaningfully to organizational goals and success. In conclusion, education not only enhances individual opportunities but also serves as a cornerstone for building resilient, equitable, and thriving societies. Its benefits ripple across generations, making it indispensable for the overall welfare and advancement of humankind.🌱🤝🌷 #empoweringnation #education #hrinternship #uttejanafoundation #learningandgrowing #personalgrowth
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