Employability Round Up! by Beatrice Massa
Employability Series: Here’s a recap of what happened last semester I am sure many of you are aware of the talk
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My experience doing a SPIN internship by Chloe Mills
I’m writing this blog post as a culmination of a completed SPIN (Swansea University Paid Internship) placement in the department
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My name is Hollie Chappell and I’m just coming to the end of the first year of my BA (Hons)
Read moreEmployability Series: Speech and Language Therapist, Marianna Puzzo, talks to Applied Linguistics students – by Ed Clarke
As part of our employability programme in the Applied Linguistics department, we invited alumna , Marianna Puzzo, who is now
Read morePlacement Puts Students At The Top of the Class
The Applied Linguistics Department offers several employability opportunities. One such placement is working with local schools as teaching assistants, with
Read moreHealth Communication Research Projects in Applied Linguistics
Two final year students in Applied Linguistics, Molly Rabin and Megan Davies, undertook a WOW (Week of Work) placement this
Read more(Cymraeg) Employability Series: Swansea University’s Applied Linguistics Literacy Partnership Placements Cyfres Cyflogadwyedd: Lleoliadau Partneriaeth Llythrennedd Ieithyddiaeth Gymhwysol Prifysgol Abertawe
My name is Maslin Costiniano and I would like to share with all of you an experience that I feel
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This year’s finalists had a very busy schedule. Working hard on their dissertations and submitting their final pieces of coursework,
Read moreWorking with the Dylan Thomas Community School: Interview with Taylor-Jade Garland
In partnership with Reaching Wider and SAILS/SEA, the department of Applied Linguistics sent several of our undergraduate students Emily Hitchman, Lauren
Read moreEmployability Series: Appen Visits Swansea University, by Carlie Andrews and Alexia Bowler
As part of our employability series, our last visitors of the semester were Sarah Lowe (Vice President of Language Resources in the
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