- January 25, 2013
- Inspiring Interns
Entrepreneur Phil Pinnell started SCRATCH a few years ago when he saw a gap in the market for complete fresh meal kits in a range of flavours for one person.
Entrepreneur Phil Pinnell started SCRATCH a few years ago when he saw a gap in the market for complete fresh meal kits in a range of flavours for one person.
A difficult economy can inspire a lot of creativity when it comes to new business ideas.
Following the success of the first Inspiring Table Tennis Party the Inspiring office played host to round two on Thursday 12th July 2012.
A growing number of students at university are not just concentrating on their degree or their social life, but on starting their own businesses.
We take a look at some of the inspirational young people who have taken their careers into their own hands...
On the 04/02/2010 the Daily Mail ran an article entitled ‘The slave labour graduates: Cynical firms are forcing thousands of high flyers to work for nothing – or even making them pay for the privilege’.
Back in December we reported that the Government was planning to provide £8 million of funding to those from disadvantaged backgrounds who would have otherwise been unable to undertake unpaid internships.
Until most recently I shared the perspective of many recent graduates and students:
“Why should I do an unpaid internship when I already have work experience?”
“The company would gain more from my work than they could offer me in terms of relevant experience.
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