Are you struggling to decide which way to go next in your career path? Why not try a work experience opportunity? TESYouth offer work experience to 18+ in Barnet, north London. If you are 18+ and your answer to any of the below is YES, Apply here Do you want to improve your CV? Do you want to increase your chances in the job market? Do you want to gain experience and insight into marketing and digital marketing? Do you want to increase
Are you driven, but lack the fundamental experience needed to build on your career? If so, you are not alone “We all need to start from somewhere!” Our Skills based workshops for 18-25 year olds, are designed to inspire you and enhance your talents, bringing you closer to your profession. Take back control of your career and check out our workshops! TESYouth is offering two FREE skills based workshops in the London Borough of Barnet in March. Happening on the 15th and 29th,
TESYouth Newsletter February 2017 covers: Upcoming Workshops in March 2017 Photo, Video & Media Production workshop on 15 March, CIE (Communication, Interview Techniques & Employment) workshop on 29 March, TESYouth E-learning Courses, theses courses can be accessed anywhere with an internet connection. Job, Work Experience opportunities & more
It’s hard. The world is designed to distract you. Facebook is a research laboratory focussed on human distraction. They invest billions and are excellent at their work. When facebook slip up, hard on their tails come Apple, apps, youtube, caffeine, bored friends, problematic neighbours and general office bullshit. Apps are designed to be as addictive as possible. Assume you are dealing with crack cocaine. If you can see it, you will use it. If you can
The government’s target to rapidly increase the number of apprentices risks being “poor value for money”, says the Institute for Fiscal Studies. The think tank warns that it could devalue the “brand” of apprenticeships by turning it into “just another term for training”. The government has a target of three million apprenticeships and is imposing a levy on employers to fund it. The Department for Education says standards are “rigorously checked”. Report co-author Neil Amin-Smith says there is a “desperate need” for better
