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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2024 · 43 MIN

Careers in Charities: In conversation with Jen Stoneman, People (HR) Business Partner at Mencap

from Career Zone Podcast · host University of Exeter Career Zone

In this week’s episode, Sarah Blunt, Employability and Careers Consultant talks with alumna Jen Stoneman, People (HR) Business Partner at Mencap, a UK-based charity that supports people with learning disabilities. Jen shares her journey from studying Politics and German to forging a successful career in the charity sector and reveals what she loves (and what she finds challenging) about her job. Throughout the episode, Jen offers invaluable insights into what it’s truly like to work in the charity sector and highlights the diverse opportunities available for those looking to make a difference. Useful links: Explore your career options in the Charity Sector – include links to vacancy websites including CharityJob Career Zone's Pathways to Charity and Development programme – exclusive programme offering employer-led training and a paid internship Nightline - a confidential listening and information service run by students for students at the University of Exeter The GROW Model of Coaching and Mentoring

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