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De:	A.R.Rosser@warwick.ac.uk [ Profil ]
Sujet:	[Fwd: FW: Interested in working within NGO's?]
Envoyé:	Jun 10th, 2007 - 18:14:38

	Hi Are you interested in working within NGO's? The Career Service have put together a series of modules to make up the Career Management Certificate, which will run throughout weeks 8, 9 and 10. One of these modules is called 'NGO-ing for IT' and is for people such as yourselves who may be interested in working with not for profit anc charity organisations both in the UK and Internationally. Below is an outline of the module: NGOing for IT This NEW module is designed for students who are keen to explore and maximise their chances of finding work within NGO's, Not for Profit and Charity organisations both in the UK and internationally. You will develop an awareness of the characteristics of these sectors and explore how others have developed their careers, by meeting those already employed there. You will discuss the nature of work in a scholarly way and develop your academic research skills by undertaking interviews and web-based research. You'll develop an action plan designed to help you gain the necessary skills to market yourself with confidence when applying for opportunities in the NGO, Not -for Profit and Charitable sectors. No matter what year you are in, you can gain from completing these courses, whilst doing something useful at the end of term. It gives first year students the opportunity to invest in some early career planning in time for internships and work experience. Second years benefit by preparing effectively ready for the graduate recruitment process in the autumn, and it helps finalists who have put off career planning and have no idea what they will be doing next year! The course is offered through Warwick Skills and led by the Careers Service, and is a new, 30 credit certificate awarded by the University of Warwick leading to 30 CAT points which appear on your degree transcript. The modules consist of highly interactive workshops, individual work and the submission of a portfolio for assessment. Each module is worth 10 credits. Students may either select 30 Units from those listed below in order to achieve a Career Management Certificate, or combine 1 or more units with Warwick Skills Units, leading to the Warwick Skills Certificate. You can choose from the following modules: * Career Management Skills * Lost in Translation * Understanding your personality type with the Myer-Briggs Indicator * Making the most of Work Experience * Creative Careers * NGOing for IT * Commercial Awareness To register for the modules just go to http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/careers/undergrad/careermanagementcertificate/ ******************************************* Stephanie Wongsam Societies and Student Development Officer University of Warwick Students' Union Direct Phone: Tel: 024765 (ext.) 72781 E-Mail: ssdo (at) sunion.warwick.ac.uk (www.sunion.warwick.ac.uk ) ******************************************* This e-mail and any files transmitted with it are confidential to the University of Warwick Students' Union and are intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this e-mail in error, please contact the Students' Union IT Department on 024 7657 2777. !DSPAM:466c77cb152525141318915!

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