Nazias
25-04-07, 02:30 PM
Youth Aspiration Day
Date: Saturday 28th April 2007
Time: 10.30 am - 5.00 pm
Venue: London Muslim Centre, 42-92 Whitechapel Road, London, E1 1JQ
The Aspiration Day is open to all Year 11, 12 & 13 students and is designed to give students a feel for university life and the graduate recruitment / milkround process, as well as generating an awareness of the importance of higher education and the many different career and lifestyle paths available to them.
The day will include motivational talks, a careers fair and a number of highly interactive workshops held by current and past Muslim students from Oxford and Cambridge University. We hope that this event will help to debunk stereotypes of people with successful or educated backgrounds by demonstrating what people with similar backgrounds to their own have achieved. Above all, we believe that participation at the Youth Aspiration Day will leave students with confidence and a positive feeling about their future prospects, and the inspiration to set high goals for themselves.
Oxbridge Muslim Alumni (OMA) is a networking association set up to help build and maintain links among the diverse community of Oxbridge Muslims. One of our key aims is to instigate and support initiatives to broaden access to the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge from communities that are under-represented.
To register or for further details e-mail: admin@oxbridgemusli ms.org
Date: Saturday 28th April 2007
Time: 10.30 am - 5.00 pm
Venue: London Muslim Centre, 42-92 Whitechapel Road, London, E1 1JQ
The Aspiration Day is open to all Year 11, 12 & 13 students and is designed to give students a feel for university life and the graduate recruitment / milkround process, as well as generating an awareness of the importance of higher education and the many different career and lifestyle paths available to them.
The day will include motivational talks, a careers fair and a number of highly interactive workshops held by current and past Muslim students from Oxford and Cambridge University. We hope that this event will help to debunk stereotypes of people with successful or educated backgrounds by demonstrating what people with similar backgrounds to their own have achieved. Above all, we believe that participation at the Youth Aspiration Day will leave students with confidence and a positive feeling about their future prospects, and the inspiration to set high goals for themselves.
Oxbridge Muslim Alumni (OMA) is a networking association set up to help build and maintain links among the diverse community of Oxbridge Muslims. One of our key aims is to instigate and support initiatives to broaden access to the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge from communities that are under-represented.
To register or for further details e-mail: admin@oxbridgemusli ms.org