Useful websites and resources | CWDC Options with your subject: Criminology With their critical thinking, analytical and communications skills, criminology graduates are attractive to employers both inside and outside the criminal justice sector Job options Jobs directly related to your degree include: Jobs where your degree would be useful include: Remember that many employers accept applications from graduates with any degree subject, so don't restrict your thinking to the jobs listed here. Work experience Employers value experience, and a range of paid and voluntary work opportunities exist, including work with offenders, criminal justice agencies and victims of crime. Think about the group or the environment you are interested in working with and how you could get involved with local support groups or projects aimed at reducing the risk of offending. Search for placements and find out more about work experience and internships. Typical employers Skills for your CV Further study What do criminology graduates do? Graduate destinations for criminology
Children's Workforce Development Council | CWDC La red educativa escolar - Tiching Fostering Children Foster Care Allowances Fostering Agencies NRI TV FILM CLUB Website Inaugurated NRI TV FILM CLUB Website Inaugurated Ambassador Dnyaneshwar M. Mulay, Consul General of India, New York inaugurated the launch of www.NRITVFILMCLUB.com website in the presence of many prominent people from the Indian community, media and entertainment, in the ornate ballroom of the Indian Consulate, April 17. Congratulating Tirlok Malik, founder of NRI TV FILM CLUB, on the novel idea Ambassador Mulay said: “It is a wonderful idea. Very much needed. NRI TV Film Club website is for the audience to watch movies made by NRIs, about NRIs, with NRIs. “These movies have immigrant themes but with universal emotions. The team behind this vision was announced at the event. At the launching Malik thanked media and many supporters. All the filmmakers and the artists present at the event said, “Join the Club and Watch Movies. Source : The indian Panorama
Training For Foster Carers The NVQ Programme A nationally recognised qualification is now available to foster carers; an NVQ level 3 in Caring for Children and Young People. The award is obtained partly by attending courses but also by demonstrating to an assessor that you are competent in performing certain tasks connected with the fostering role. Much of the work goes on within your home. The amount of time you spend obtaining the award can be adjusted to meet your needs. If you are interested in obtaining this award please speak to your fostering social worker. A training plan is produced each term, please let us know if there are any additional topics which you would like training on. Training on Offer This Year View the Events Page to see the training that is available this year. Professional Development All foster carers are provided with their own continuing professional development portfolio. Support for Foster Carers Training Training and Development Planner Training and Development that is
Detained NRI Khalsa freed as daughter meets President Detained NRI Khalsa freed as daughter meets President Surat Singh Khalsa, an NRI who was being force-fed through his nose for the past around two months at the Civil Hospital here, was released from preventive custody this evening. The 80-year-old, who has been without food since January 16 and was being force-fed since February 27, has been seeking the release of 82 Sikh detainees languishing in various jails of the country despite the completion of their sentence.Khalsa was reportedly discharged from the hospital a few hours after his daughter Sarvinder Kaur met President Pranab Mukherjee in New Delhi today. Links | British Association for Adoption and Fostering BAAF lists external websites if they provide authoritative, current and accurate content relevant to BAAF areas of work, including adoption, fostering and looked after children, and information on support, resources or research on these areas. The values expressed in the content of any material must not directly conflict with the core values of BAAF, as expressed in Making our contribution count (strategic plan PDF) BAAF does not necessarily endorse any of the organisations listed below, nor their websites, and is not responsible for the content of external internet sites. Link requests All requests for links should be made to webmaster@baaf.org.uk but please read BAAF's advertising policy first. Link categories Adoption & fostering support and advice UK organisations International websites Finding adoption and fostering agencies BAAF's database of adoption & fostering agencies - search by name or geographical area Post-adoption and fostering support Intercountry adoption Other useful links Wales
NRI Industrialist Lord Swraj Paul meets Prime Minister Narendra Modi NRI Industrialist Lord Swraj Paul meets Prime Minister Narendra Modi Leading NRI industrialist Lord Swraj Paul today met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and extended full support to his ‘Make in India’ campaign. During the 30-minute meeting, the Chairman of the UK-based Caparo India has set up several units in India, including some in Gujarat, to manufacture automobile equipments and other products, said after the meeting that he found Mr Modi to be a warm person and someone fully committed to “make India a strong country”. The London-based magnate, who was accompanied by his son and Caparo CEO Angad Paul during the meeting, said “I told the prime minister that India alone has the capability to compete with China. The ‘Make in India’ campaign was a great idea which would strength India economically.” Source :NDTV
Fostering Information Line- www.fostering.org.uk, The Foster Care Web Site Fostering in the UK, we provide comprehensive information on the fostering of children and foster care. Each month there are over 40,000 visits to our web site. Thank you for all the feedback you have given us. It helps us to ensure that our site remains full of useful information on fostering and foster care. Fostering Web Sites Aims The aim of this site is to provide anyone in the UK thinking about applying to become a foster carer with a lot of useful information on foster care that can help them in reaching any decision. Focus on London fostering scene. The LondonKIDS.org.uk web site is where most London Boroughs are jointly participating in a project to recruit more foster carers and adopters using the internet. Social Workers please visit our services pages if you want to find out just how the agency or department you work for can take advantage of this web site.