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Film. Commercials. But given that there's so little pa*d work, I'm moving into the affording-food business.asamaic wrote:What line of work are you in?
It's where all the free previews are at, evidently!Beate wrote:You wanna move to London?
I wonder if this would be of interest? I've just received this from IdeasTap. It's only £100/week, but you could presumably fit it around a full time job thus having money for a card board box AND food.AYBG wrote:Film. Commercials. But given that there's so little pa*d work, I'm moving into the affording-food business.asamaic wrote:What line of work are you in?
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This looks quite good, its for a pro bono intern, involved in immigration and located near Chancery Lane. Its unpaid, but would look really good on your cv.PeachyLollipop wrote:Since the threat is here, i might as well make use of it. Anyone fancy giving me a hand getting a Training Contract - Law? Or an internship? Or free work-experience? Or anything?
damn, im 22 minutes past the deadlineLivi92 wrote:This looks quite good, its for a pro bono intern, involved in immigration and located near Chancery Lane. Its unpaid, but would look really good on your cv.PeachyLollipop wrote:Since the threat is here, i might as well make use of it. Anyone fancy giving me a hand getting a Training Contract - Law? Or an internship? Or free work-experience? Or anything?
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Apply anyway and keep your fingers crossed!PeachyLollipop wrote:damn, im 22 minutes past the deadlineLivi92 wrote:This looks quite good, its for a pro bono intern, involved in immigration and located near Chancery Lane. Its unpaid, but would look really good on your cv.PeachyLollipop wrote:Since the threat is here, i might as well make use of it. Anyone fancy giving me a hand getting a Training Contract - Law? Or an internship? Or free work-experience? Or anything?
http://lawworks.org.uk/index.php?cID=11144
