by Generation C
University can be one of the most transformative experiences of your life. Malini and Sikemi, two students at the University of Cambridge, give a Gen-Z perspective on the challenges of studying in a Covid-world, demystifying Cambridge and their hopes for the future. Follow us on Instagram: @generationcpodcast
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November 21, 2021
<p>This week, Malini and Sikemi explore the world of networking, uncovering truly how important your network is to a successful career and how to unlock your network! </p> <p>They are joined by Victoria Ayodeji, a Cambridge graduate who, as the only person from her school cohort to receive an offer from Oxbridge, is passionate about enacting social change through access to education and work opportunities. She has done this over the last 8 years through public speaking, mentoring and advocacy work. </p> <p>Follow us on Instagram @generationcpodcast </p>
October 24, 2021
<p>This week, Malini and Sikemi are joined by the head of graduate recruitment from a global law firm. Paul Gascoyne is from Shearman and Sterling and we’ll be asking him for tips on securing your dream grad role!</p> <p>Follow us on Instagram @generationcpodcast </p> <p><br></p>
October 10, 2021
<p>This week, Malini and Sikemi discuss returning back to normal life post-pandemic- talking FOMO, health anxiety and balancing commitments in normal life again.</p> <p>According to the <a href="https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/05/who-says-pandemic-has-caused-more-mass-trauma-than-wwii-and-will-last-for-years.html"><u>World Health Organisation</u></a>, the Covid-19 pandemic has caused more ‘mass trauma’ on a larger scale than the second world war and the mental health toll of the coronavirus pandemic will last “for many years to come”. </p> <p>Follow our instagram @generationcpodcast for more behind the scenes content and a chance to participate in future episodes!</p>
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University can be one of the most transformative experiences of your life.
Malini and Sikemi, two students at the University of Cambridge, give a Gen-Z perspective on the challenges of studying in a Covid-world, demystifying Cambridge and their hopes for the future.
Follow us on Instagram: @generationcpodcast
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