SfNP Summer Seminar 2017: Recruitment Panel Q&A Pt. 1
At our annual Summer Seminar held in June in Glasgow we had our regular Recruitment Panel. In this first blog post, the panel offer tips on applying for jobs and being successful in securing employment.
SfNP Summer Seminar 2017: Recruitment Panel Q&A Pt. 1
At our annual Summer Seminar held in June in Glasgow we had our regular Recruitment Panel. In this first blog post, the panel offer tips on applying for jobs and being successful in securing employment.
Learning from Each Other – A Peer Pals Joint Article
Peer Pals is the Section for New Professionals’ mentoring programme. We match those at the very beginning of their career with slightly more seasoned professionals to provide guidance and advice in starting out. This joint article was written by Sian, a mentor, and Sophie, a mentee, of the Peer Pals programme.
Learning from Each Other – A Peer Pals Joint Article
Peer Pals is the Section for New Professionals’ mentoring programme. We match those at the very beginning of their career with slightly more seasoned professionals to provide guidance and advice in starting out. This joint article was written by Sian, a mentor, and Sophie, a mentee, of the Peer Pals programme.
The SfNP Summer Seminar 2017 – A Bursary Winner’s Perspective
We held our annual Summer Seminar in Glasgow in early June, and for the first time offered our first travel bursary for a New Professional to attend. Ruth, our lucky winner, writes for the blog about her experience with us in Glasgow.
The SfNP Summer Seminar 2017 – A Bursary Winner’s Perspective
We held our annual Summer Seminar in Glasgow in early June, and for the first time offered our first travel bursary for a New Professional to attend. Ruth, our lucky winner, writes for the blog about her experience with us in Glasgow.
Internship experience at the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, PRONI – Suzanne Shouesmith
This week’s post was sent to us by Suzanne Shouesmith who will be starting her Archives MA later this year. In this post she talks about a recent internship she undertook at the Public Records Office of Northern Ireland.
Internship experience at the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, PRONI – Suzanne Shouesmith
This week’s post was sent to us by Suzanne Shouesmith who will be starting her Archives MA later this year. In this post she talks about a recent internship she undertook at the Public Records Office of Northern Ireland.
A British Archivist Abroad – Sandra Blake
Fed up with the British weather? Ever thought about working overseas? Unsure of how to apply your education abroad and get your first foreign job? Well, Sandra Blake did just that and is now living the dream in sunny Malta! Here, she explains how she made her dream a reality.
A British Archivist Abroad – Sandra Blake
Fed up with the British weather? Ever thought about working overseas? Unsure of how to apply your education abroad and get your first foreign job? Well, Sandra Blake did just that and is now living the dream in sunny Malta! Here, she explains how she made her dream a reality.
How I Started – Sally Chalmers
This week’s post was submitted to us by Sally Chalmers, Skills for the Future Trainee at Midlothian Council Archives, a self-professed “history nerd” who found her calling in archives.
How I Started – Sally Chalmers
This week’s post was submitted to us by Sally Chalmers, Skills for the Future Trainee at Midlothian Council Archives, a self-professed “history nerd” who found her calling in archives.
10 Years: 1 Week – Ian Johnson
What was originally conceived of as a ‘How I Started’ piece, is now more of a reflection of a ‘not so typical’ week in the life of a University Special Collections and Archive. Ian Johnson from Newcastle University contributes this week’s post.
10 Years: 1 Week – Ian Johnson
What was originally conceived of as a ‘How I Started’ piece, is now more of a reflection of a ‘not so typical’ week in the life of a University Special Collections and Archive. Ian Johnson from Newcastle University contributes this week’s post.
