If you’re a student or recent graduate, it is likely your summer internship or graduate scheme may have been postponed or cancelled. Before you give up and apply for a random Masters degree, try applying for these virtual internships.
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Agriculture – Explained
It is a truism that ‘we eat to live’ and the people in the agricultural field contribute much to our living today. By dedicating their time to growing our food and improving the processes by which our food is grown, persons in the agriculture industry help to meet the demands of growing populations. If you…
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Agriculture in the U.S.
Sometimes agriculture can be passed over as just farming and cultivating land, but it is so much more. Turks & Caicos gives way to a few opportunities to explore agriculture and expand this field in the country. Farming, animal breeding, and environmental engineering are all areas currently present in the TCI to explore. Let’s get…
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Agriculture in the UK
When we eat we hardly think about how the food was grown or cultivated. Maybe you have a green thumb with a passion for growing or you just want to make healthier foods exist. Keep reading to navigate your way into the agricultural industry in the UK. Skip to Sections: Academic Routes Technical Routes Academic…
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Agriculture in the Caribbean
Turks and Caicos is rich with industries and resources for Agriculture to thrive. Building and strengthening skills within this field can shape the future of Agriculture for the better, and the great thing about it is that it can be done right within the Caribbean region. What will be highlighted this month is academic and…
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Spotlighted: Arielle Neely, Co-Creator of the #DontRushChallenge
Our very own Arielle Neely (@rellie.intoyou) from the island of Providenciales by way of South Caicos, went viral in the last few months with the #DontRushChallenge, unintentionally putting the Turks and Caicos Islands on the map. Stricken with boredom Arielle and her friends joined forces in lockdown (while practising social distancing of course), creating the…
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Public Health – Explained
In light of the global pandemic at the time of writing, people are increasingly realizing the importance of our health workers and their valorous contributions to society. If you consider yourself to be brave and selfless then you, too, can make your contribution in the area of Public Health and be a cape-less hero in…
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Public Health in the U.S.
Public health has a variety of careers to choose from. From technicians to environmental officers and health inspectors, each career is important to the health and safety of the public. Public health isn’t just the responsibility of those working in the field; everyone is responsible to make sure our environments (homes, beaches, roads, workplaces, etc.)…
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Public Health in the Caribbean
During this pandemic, workers in the Public Health Sector especially, are tirelessly doing their part so that we as a people can be safe and recover from this virus. In the region, there are provisions of education and opportunities in this field, and there are many locations where you can enrol for your desired career…
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Public Health in the UK
In a world of pandemics and environmental scares, the importance of Public Health professionals have peaked. Here we help you to pursue a career in Public Health via the UK below. Skip to Sections: Academic Routes Technical Routes Academic Routes Jump to: Further Education Higher Education What do I need? Depending on the job you…
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Brainie of the Month: Tianna Williams
“Jimmy Hendrix once said Music is his Religion so I won’t apologize for finding peace at the end of my makeup brushes.“ -Tianna Williams As a trained Makeup Artist and Lash Technician, Tianna loves making memories even more memorable. Although beginning her college education in civil engineering, makeup artistry was calling her name. Ten years…
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Brainie of the Month: Jatavia Howell
It’s hard not to be enamored with marine life growing up in Turks & Caicos. Hailing from North Caicos, Jatavia’s career in marine biology stems her entire lifespan. Her fond memories of going to the beach in Conch Bar, Middle Caicos with her grandfather and cousins to “jump the reef” while battling the waves exposed…
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Cosmetology (Non-Medical) – Explained
We all know that when you look good, you feel good and who doesn’t like to look good? Living in a physical world means we like to look good physically but some people are more passionate about bringing this to life in others. Whether this is a result of a natural gift you have or…
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Cosmetology in the UK (Non-Medical)
Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder but everyone loves to feel beautiful. Have a passion for helping people feel bewitching? Here is how you can get into a non-medical Cosmetology career in the UK. Skip to Sections: Academic Routes Technical Routes What do I need? Depending on which career in Cosmetology you would…
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Cosmetology (Non-medical) in the U.S.
Cosmetology is such a fun field that allows one to pursue a creative craft in beautification. Common careers in the non-medical side of cosmetology include hair stylists, barbers, nail technicians, makeup artists, and even massage therapists! Let’s get into what you can do in cosmetology! Most careers in the non-medical side of cosmetology don’t require…
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Cosmetology in the Caribbean (Non-Medical)
Ah, the alluring world of cosmetology. There are various opportunities for persons that have a passion for beauty and the well being of others. As a Caribbean region, we are not exempt from this, as there are many locations where you can enrol to start a career in this field. In this edition, there will…
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Things to do while at Home [COVID-19 Edition]
Yes. Corona Virus has come to try and finish us off. Some of us are bored, unemployed, confused and a lucky few – unaffected. If you feel stagnant and are in need of some stimulating activities, here are some tips below. Jump to: Take an Online Course Learn a New Skill (Get Crafty) Read a…
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Fact Check: Finance
There is (arguably) nothing more stressful and more rewarding than ‘chasing a bag’. What hurts the most is the bag decreasing in weight. Essentially, that is what “adulting” is. Higher education extirpates a lot of weight from many bags. When deciding to study you need to be informed on costs in order to budget. You…
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Fact Check: Educational Terms Explained
People often confuse key terms in relation to education. Common terms may have different meanings in other countries. This post will attempt to explain a number of those. Skip to Sections College vs. University Further Education vs. Higher Education Technical Routes College vs. University Caribbean and North America The terms college and university can be…
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Fact Check: Do you have the right to study?
So you’ve decided what you want to study and where you want to go. But have you considered if you’re allowed to study there? No need to panic because we’ve got you covered. Skip to sections Caribbean North America United Kingdom Caribbean In the Caribbean we have a number of universities which are renowned worldwide…
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Coral Reef Management (Marine Biology) – Explained
As of late, people everywhere have been taking more and more steps to save the planet through actions such as cutting back on air pollutants, reducing plastic usage and up-cycling waste items. But with water taking up 71% of the Earth’s surface, it is vital that we take care of our oceans and the life…
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Coral Reef Management (Marine Biology) in the UK
The coral reefs in TCI are imperative to the safety of our shores and land. Currently our corals are at risk so the need for reef protection is higher than ever. Find out how you can protect corals for a living below. Skip to Sections: Academic Routes Technical Routes Academic Routes Jump to: Further Education…
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Coral Reef Management (Marine Biology) in the U.S.
TCI’s coral reefs are a huge contribution to the nation’s splendor and beauty, and their erosion and decay can have a significant impact on tourism. A great way to work toward preserving our reefs is through coral reef management. Educationally and occupationally, this can translate into so many areas of study like environmental science, and…
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Coral Reef Management (Marine Biology) in the Caribbean
As the home of the one of the largest reefs in the world, and a rich marine life, I am sure some of you will be interested in studying Marine Biology. In this post, there will be highlights of academic and technical routes that can help kickstart your future in this career. Skip to Sections…
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TCI vs. Climate Change Fight Night
In a world where millions of animals are being burned to death by bush-fires and large masses of ice are melting expeditiously, the Turks and Caicos Islands have been taking blows against the opponent: Climate Change. Since the decade started in 2010, bodies of Government have changed but both have taken strikes at adverse environmental…
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