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Job Shadowing HE

Susannah Marsden

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Job Shadowing HE takes a deep dive into the roles of people who work in Higher Education. Featuring guests from across the sector, each episode reveals what’s involved in a specific role, the career path that led to it and tips on how to get in and get on in these jobs. Presented by Susannah Marsden, HE Consultant [susannahmarsden.co.uk]
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Are you learning Japanese and looking for more opportunities to speak? This Podcast drill is exactly for you. Simply repeat after me - while you are commuting, cooking or even in your bed. The drill also includes plain style dialogue, which is an informal style spoken in daily life among friends and family, and also in Anime. Now more shadowing practices are available, too. Have a go and get fluent soon! --- Learning Nihongo is fun, ne. More drills and full transcripts/translations (on your ...
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[✐3. Moderato] sound more natural : 〜んです --- “you see”-function, implying surprise, means of explanation “I’m going to participate in the demonstration(, you see).” [00:07] Hello everyone. Today we will practice making the conversation more natural. [00:14] Listen to this first. [00:17] A: Do you always take out coffee here (this shop)? B: Yes, bec…
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My guest in this episode of the Leadership Reflections mini-series is Professor Shân Wareing, Vice-Chancellor of Middlesex University. In this episode, Shân shares more about her professional background and progressing her career through an educational development route and into senior leadership. With a prime motivation to want to see students flo…
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[✐1.Adagio+ & 2.Andante] たぶん;やっぱり “Maybe I’m OK.… After all, please help me.” [00:07] Hello everyone. Sometimes we cannot say (clearly) yes or no, can we? Then, use “tabun (=maybe, I think)”. Repeat after me [00:20] 1. Maybe it’s tomorrow. 2. Maybe I don’t need it. 3. Maybe I don’t buy. 4. Maybe I know. 5. Maybe it’s good, I think. 6. Maybe I’m fin…
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[✐4. Allegretto] Vて+みます try out an action “I will try out somehow.” [00:07] Hello everyone. Ono san hasn’t come to Baito (part-time job) for the last 2-3 days. A bit worrying…. Repeat after me [00:16] 1. I’ll try to send a mail to Ono san tonight. 2. I’ll try to call him later. 3. I’ll try to ask Ono san’s family. 4. I’ll try to visit Ono san’s hou…
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My guest in this episode is Erica Conway, Chief Financial Officer at the University of Birmingham and Chair of the British Universities Finance Directors Group (BUFDG). In this episode, Erica offers insight into the role of Chief Financial Officer, and how she works in partnership with university colleagues and governors to enable the institution t…
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[✐2.Andante] Vte-Form : Expression of a state/resulting state, or occupation. “I work in IT(-related).” [00:08] Hello everyone. Today, you are going to meet your friend whom you haven’t seen for a very long time. He used to be called Masao kun, but now he is Masako san, living as a woman. (dansei = otoko no hito = man) (josei = onna no hito = woman…
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[✐3. Moderato] できます be completed/built/finished, come into being “Dinner is ready(cooked).” [00:07] Hello everyone. There used to be no supermarket or anything in my neighbourhood, but recently various shops are built(opened) and it has become more convenient. Repeat after me [00:19] 1. A supermarket was built in my neighbourhood. 2. A drug store w…
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Holly Duglan is a Registrar and Secretary who had a leading role in managing the market exit of Writtle University College and its merger with Anglia Ruskin University in February 2024. In this episode, Holly talks about what led to the decision to exit the market as an autonomous institution, the 'red lines' determined by the Board of Governors to…
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“I took(got on) the Shinkansen.” [00:07] Hello everyone. Oh, are you going out now? What are you going to take/get on? Repeat after me [00:15] 1. I(’m going to) take a bus. 2. I(’m going to) take a taxi 3. I(’m going to) take the subway/tube. 4. I(’m going to) take a train. 5. I(’m going to) take an airplane. Note: “kuruma ni norimasu” can be eithe…
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[✐4.Allegretto] Potential-Vるようになる “I’ve become able to do daily conversations (in Japanese).” [00:08] Hello everyone. How well have you become able to dp Japanese? Is general/daily conversation OK? Have you become able to speak smoothly? [00:20] Repeat after me [00:23] 1. I’ve become able to read both hiragana and katakana. 2. I’ve become able to w…
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Vivi Friedgut is Founder and CEO of Blackbullion, the learning platform for students who want to gain control of their money. Vivi is recognised nationally as one of the top 10 tech influencers and in this episode she shares more about why she set up Blackbullion, how it has evolved and how she works with numerous institutions across the UK and bey…
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[✐3.Moderato] In order to indicate that it is greater than what is expected, or simply emphasise it, add “も” after a number or quantity. “Does it take 3 months!? (which is more than I expected)” [00:08] Hello everyone. Today’s topic is a particle “mo”. [00:12] You can use “も”after a number or quantity to emphasize or, indicate that it is greater th…
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[✐2. Andante] State the reason or cause : 「Vて、〜。Nで、〜。」 “Due to various reasons, I quit the company.” [00:08] Hello everyone. Have you ever been late? Or are you always on time? [00:17] Today, you were late for work. Why were you late? Please answer the reason. Repeat after me [00:27] 1. oversleeping, I was late → Due to an oversleeping, I was late.…
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Reverend Ian Worsfold is Coordinating Chaplain at City St George’s University of London, who, with his team of chaplains from different faiths, play a central role in supporting the pastoral needs of the highly diverse student and staff body. In this episode, Ian discusses how the role of chaplaincy has evolved at the institution during the past te…
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[✐1. Adagio] Nでもいいですか。suggest alternative 💡The translations may vary depending on circumstances. [00:18] 1. There is no tea. Is coffee OK for you? 2. Is it OK without sugar? (Can you drink coffee without sugar?) 3. Is it OK without milk? 4. No juice, here. Can I give you water? 5. The refrigerator is empty. Is UberEats OK (to order to something to …
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Dr Monika Nangia is Academic Registrar and Director of Student & Academic Services at Durham University. She is also leading The Power of Storytelling Project as part of the Higher Diversity Coalition. Data shows that ethnic diversity in professional services leadership - especially in student and academic services leadership - is concerningly low.…
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Kelli Wolfe is Deputy Academic Registrar at the University of Roehampton. In this episode, Kelli talks about her role as Deputy Academic Registrar as well as the career path that led to it. She also shares background to her recent research entitled 'The Impact of High-Performance Work Practices on Employee Burnout Experience in UK Higher Education:…
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Dr David Gilani is Head of Student Engagement and Advocacy at Middlesex University. In this episode, David shares more about his leadership of, and thoughts on, student engagement and what that means to support student success. He also reflects upon his own career path to date, and how and why the student engagement professional niche has become so…
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