‘Now I’m hiring!’ Graduate who once stood in Waterloo station desperately handing out CVs now stands in the same spot looking for job-hunters to join his firm
January 23, 2015 Alfred Ajani unsuccessfully applied for 300 jobs after graduating last year He took to the concourse of Waterloo station to speak to city bosses The 22-year-old was inundated with offers after he was pictured on Twitter Now he has returned to the same spot in a bid to find
Jobless graduate charms employers, after applying 300 times
Tough times never last but tough people do. A young university graduate, Afred Ajani, demonstrated amazing resilience to get a job when he stood in the busy Waterloo Station in London, with a placard advertising himself as an applicant in want of job. Ajani, whose surname suggests possible Nigerian parentage, stood at the entrance of
Competitions for Writers: February and March 2015
Competitions from around the world for both established and emerging writers. Please check the relevant websites for all terms and conditions and be aware that entry fees are payable in many cases. Homestart Bridgwater Short Story Prize is being run in aid of an independent registered charity offering support to families facing difficulties The prize is
Dear parents, If your child underperforms in school, It’s your fault! – Education Expert exclaims
January 14, 2015 A lot of parents get frustrated when their child is under-performing in school, they often feel they have done everything to support them. Well it’s a New Year and it’s the best time to help your child have a positive approach to learning as they resume at school. So what can you
Obama proposes publicly funded community college for all
January 9, 2015 WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama wants publicly funded community college available to all Americans, a sweeping proposal he argues would strengthen the U.S. workforce. The initiative’s price tag has yet to be revealed, and it faces a spending-averse Republican Congress. The White House said Obama wants to make higher education as
FirstEdu Loan
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