A Korean Experience - Monday 22nd March 4pm in CG 11 Henry Grattan Building
English Program in Korea (EPIK) will be visiting DCU for a presentation on the EPIK program.

Would you like to teach English in Korea?

The Korean Government invites responsible, enthusiastic Irish students and graduates as Guest English teachers or TaLK scholars as part of the Korean government’s aim to promote and strengthen English language education.
EPIK(English Program in Korea) is inviting native English speakers who have completed a bachelor’s degree in any discipline for the regular English class at primary and secondary public schools. 1,100 positions are available for September 2010 placement.

For further information come along to the presentation or check out www.epik.go.kr or www.epik.kr

*Tuesday Seminar - Creative Job Search*

The Creative Job Search seminar will be held on Tuesday 23rd of March from 1:00-2:00pm in QG27, the Business School. This seminar will be presented by Yvonne McLoughlin, Careers Advisor.

  The European Language Label recognises creative and inventive ways to improve the quality of language teaching and learning. The annual award, which is coordinated by the European Commission, is managed in Ireland by Léargas. Examples and descriptions of previous winning projects can be found on the Léargas website: www.leargas.ie/ell

The priorities for 2010 are:
• Language Learning in the Community
• Language Skills for Work
• Languages and the Arts

These priorities are not exclusive and applications from all kinds of language projects are welcome.

There will also be an individual European Language Label in 2010, the Language Ambassador of the Year. This will be awarded to a person in the formal or nonformal sector, who has encouraged language learning in the community or created an awareness of languages in society.

The closing date for receipt of applications is 31 March 2010.

For application forms and further information see www.leargas.ie/ell or contact languages@leargas.ie

  Do you have an idea for a technology business?

Invent DCU is offering an exciting new training programme specifically designed for DCU researchers who may be interested in starting up a technology business.

Interested participants will be offered 6 months of mentoring at the end of the programme.

Programme Start Date: Thursday 8th April 2010 at 6pm

This 6-week programme (12 modules) will comprise of weekly sessions held Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings in Invent DCU. This unique programme has been heavily subsidised and the resulting cost per participant is €300.

If you are interested in taking part in the programme or would like further information please contact Maria Johnston maria.johnston@invent.dcu.ie or phone: 01-7007597. Early registration is advisable as places are limited.

  The above will be held on Thursday 8th April 2010, in the Gallery Room, The Helix, DCU campus.

For programme details and registration:
www.dcu.ie/education_studies/migrant_lives/index.shtml

  iwantanewjob.ie is a brand new website which includes features such as CV database, jobs board, podcasts and a Career Coach video blog.
www.iwantanewjob.ie


gradcracker.co.uk The Careers Website for engineering students, now including www.postgradcracker.com featuring a Course A-Z keyword search.

  The MSc in Global Health is a one-year, full-time programme, with an option to study part-time over two years.

Admission Requirements:-
- A demonstrated interest and/or experience in global health or health issues in
developing countries
- Equivalent of a high second class honours degree (B+ average) in any discipline

Application deadline is the 1st June 2010.

For further information contact Karen Reilly, course administrator on (01)8968 594 or visit www.global-health.tcd.ie

  DCU Business School
Postgraduate Open Evening
Featuring Next Generation Management - Doing Business in the East


Monday, 22nd March 2010 | 6pm - 7.30pm | DCU Business School, Dublin 9

Are you interested in full time or part time postgraduate study in Business?

DCU Business School is renowned for its strong reputation, innovative focus and industry relevant programmes with degree courses suited to postgraduate, post-experience and research students.

At the DCU Business School Postgraduate Open Evening you can meet with programme chairs, academics, current students and graduates of our programmes. Hear from past and present students on their experience of DCU Business School and attend programme specific presentations.

Whether you are an experienced professional or about to graduate, find out what DCU Business School can offer you.

www.dcu.ie/dcubs/information_sessions.shtml

  A unique opportunity to take part in a simulated Assessment Centre – a process widely used by top employers as a key part of their Graduate Recruitment and Selection process.

This Assessment Centre runs from 8am-1pm and involves a range of individual and group exercises and is INVALUABLE preparation for final round interviews. This Mock Assessment Centre is the only one of its kind run in Ireland and will be run by Sinead English, Career Consultant and ex-graduate recruiter.

The maximum number for participants at the Mock Assessment Centre is 8. The Assessment Centre will take place on Wednesday March 31st with an 8.00 am breakfast meeting start and finish around 1.00pm. It is open to all interested final year students as well as postgrads.

To apply, please e-mail your CV and a short 100 word motivation statement highlighting why you should be considered for the event to careers@dcu.ie and in the subject box put "Assessment Centre Application for Muireann". The event is FREE to participants. Closing date for applications is 12-noon on Thursday March 25th 2010.

  
Taking Control of Your Future, a workshop for science students, will take place on
Wednesday 31st of March from 2.00-6.00pm in XG01.

This is a 4 hour experiential afternoon workshop, which aims to help you fast forward
your career and take control of your future. This is an excellent opportunity for
Science Students (final year undergrad and postgrads) to structure your career
plans, develop your Job Search strategies, sharpen your CV, Interview Skills and
Networking skills. Learn how to impress and stand out from the crowd. Don’t delay.
Book today- and do it all in one go!

Reserve a place today by sending your CV to careers@dcu.ie and in the subject box
write "Taking Control of Your Future - Science Workshop". Full programme details
later.