Podcasts about o level

En avril dernier, le ministre de l'Éducation, Mahend Gungapersad, a participé à la réunion annuelle de revue des évaluations de Cambridge, marquant une étape importante dans la coopération entre le Mauritius Examinations Syndicate (MES) et Cambridge International Education. Cette rencontre stratégique a permis d'aborder des questions liées à la politique éducative, au fonctionnement des examens et aux processus d'évaluation, tout en traçant les grandes lignes des améliorations à venir. L'un des points saillants de cette réunion a été l'annonce de l'élaboration prochaine d'un syllabus pour les « O Level » de Cambridge dans des disciplines jusque-là absentes du système, à savoir la musique et la danse indiennes, ainsi que le bhojpuri. Une décision accueillie avec enthousiasme par la Dre Sarita Boodhoo, consultante en bhojpuri et ancienne présidente de la Bhojpuri Speaking Union. « C'est une décision historique », affirme-t-elle, saluant l'engagement du ministre Mahend Gungapersad à élever le Bhojpuri au rang académique et à l'intégrer officiellement dans le cursus scolaire. Le Conseil des ministres ayant déjà été informé de cette avancée, la Dre Sarita Boodhoo se dit confiante que les travaux de mise en œuvre débuteront bientôt. « C'est un chantier de longue haleine, mais les résultats finiront par arriver », souligne-t-elle avec conviction.

Graham and Joe are back to discuss a trip to the seaside, naval tattoos, refereeing controversy, Millwall, whether Firpo meant it, good cop bad cop, Brenden Aaronson, Angus Kinnear, QPR and of course, Leeds United. Listen, share and subscribe now.

Jack Sim the Founder of the World Toilet Organization, World Toilet Day initiative as well as the Restroom Association of Singapore discussed how he went from being an O-level failure to becoming a millionaire at 29. He didn't even have a university degree so how did he launch a series of profitable businesses? Find out on RICH!  Presented by: Hongbin Jeong and Roshan Gidwani Produced and Edited by: Nadiah Koh (nadkoh@sph.com.sg) and Roshan Gidwani (rgidwani@sph.com.sg) Want to get featured on our show? Drop us an email today!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From leaving school with one O Level to building the biggest multi-million pound toy business in the UK, Gary's ambitions pivoted sharply in 1991 - no longer was just about making loads of money, rather it became more about changing lives, as his life had been radically transformed.---Support our work in Burundi: greatlakesoutreach.org/inspired ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠---Weekly episode WhatsApp link: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠greatlakesoutreach.org/whatsappWeekly email notification: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠greatlakesoutreach.org/inspiredemail⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠For more from Simon, visit: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠simonguillebaud.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠---Produced by Great Lakes Outreach - Transforming Burundi & Beyond: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠greatlakesoutreach.org⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Three grumpy men so old that they chose to grade the England team using O Level marks for their tournament contributions so far discuss our hopes and fears for the second Euro's final in a row. We compare Gareth Southgate to Andy Murray, find out why Carl isn't going to Berlin with his new rather fetching bucket hat and find out if Justin has become more enthusiastic, less sceptical and less....well....Justin really!!C'mon England!!This Podcast has been created and uploaded by Do Not Scratch Your Eyes. The views in this Podcast are not necessarily the views of talkSPORT.Huge thanks to all our Patreons:Chris Giannone,RichWFC2,Steve Holliman,Paul Fiander Turner,Sean Gourley,Lee Anselmo,John Parslow,Mark von Herkomer,Neil Silverstein,Steve Brown,Dave Lavender,Kasey Brown,Nipper Harrison,Boyd Mayover,Colin Payne,Paul Riley,Gary Wood,Karl Campion,Kevin Kremen,The Big Le – Bofski,Greg Theaker,Malcolm Williams,Bryan Edwards,Peter Ryan,Luka,John Thekanady - Ambassador of Dubai!!Jack Foster,Jason Rose,Michael Abrahams,Ian Bacon,Ken Green,Nick Nieuwland,Colin SmithAnt!!!!!Westlie WheelerRyan D!Dave Mullins,James McNamaraJim Cuthbert& PDF Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

He's one of the nation's favourite broadcasters, but when Alan Titchmarsh was a young lad, his parents worried about him. Disliking secondary school and leaving with one O-Level in art, Titchmarsh, to his father's dismay, journeyed closer towards his first love: gardening. He speaks to James about his lengthy career in television, radio and print and describes the surreality of being recognised everywhere after starring in the hit garden makeover series, Ground Force.

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On this episode of Inside St Jude's, Stephen and Fatina, both Form 4 students talk about their biggest milestone of completing Form 4. They are waiting for final examinations that mark the end of their O Level studies and the start of their A Level academic journey.

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V 154. časti podcastu Sprievodca Manažéra sa pozrieme na situáciu, ktorá čaká pravdepodobne v najbližsom období množstvo podnikov. Optimalizácia organizačnej štruktúry pod tlakom udalostí prinesie aj situácie, v ktorých sa manažéri ocitnú o level nižšie, v pozícii supervízorov napríklad. Ako toto zvládnuť ako "človek" pohútajú Gabriel Galgóci & Juraj Surma.

České děti a mladí lidé nemají dost sportovišť a míst, kde by se mohli věnovat volnočasovým aktivitám. Národní sportovní agentura měla vypsat dotace na jejich vytváření, přes urgence to zatím neudělala. Svaz měst a obcí se situací není spokojený. Jeho výkonná ředitelka Radka Vladyková nám k tomu řekla víc. Téma s ní probral moderátor Martin Karlík.  

Listen in to the final episode of Series 9 to hear Ryan Ing, current GA postgraduate intern, talk to us about what geography means to him and how he progressed from A levels in physics and geography to a research career in glaciology. John and Ryan discuss the transition from A level to University and beyond, the future of glaciers in Greenland and why it's important to connect with the environments you study. Series 9 of GeogPod is kindly sponsored by Cambridge Assessment International Education. Currently, Cambridge have opportunities for teachers to join us as Assessment Specialists in a wide variety of subjects at Cambridge IGCSE, O Level, and AS & A Level. Visit Cambridge International for more info.

In this episode, John chats with Dawn Gessey-Jones: teacher and geography co-ordinator at Two Rivers School, a special school providing for pupils and students with a wide range of educational needs and recipient of the Gold Primary Geography Quality Mark from 2009-2021. They talk about the school's approaches to making the subject relevant and inclusive, and how to give it meaning for individual students by being creative with existing geographical tools and techniques. They also look at the idea that "geography is about the world around you" and how it can be used to foster independence. Series 9 of GeogPod is kindly sponsored by Cambridge Assessment International Education. Currently, Cambridge have opportunities for teachers to join us as Assessment Specialists in a wide variety of subjects at Cambridge IGCSE, O Level, and AS & A Level. Visit Cambridge International for more info.

In this episode of the AIRWaves podcast, we take a deep dive into the Organizational-Level Reform and Supply Chain Reform pillars of the Naval Sustainment System-Aviation. Learn how we're getting the right parts to the right place at the right time to ensure optimal maintenance performance at the flight line.

In this week's podcast, John speaks with Alan Parkinson, President of the Geographical Association 2021-22, and Paula Richardson, of the GA Fieldwork and Outdoor Learning Special Interest Group, as we head into National Fieldwork Week.  They look at all aspects of fieldwork: why it is necessary, what teachers can do to get pupils and students involved, and the benefits of engaging with fieldwork, whether personal, social or environmental. Listen in to hear their recommendations for making the most of National Fieldwork Week (and beyond) to create memorable experiences. Series 9 of GeogPod is kindly sponsored by Cambridge Assessment International Education. Currently, Cambridge have opportunities for teachers to join us as Assessment Specialists in a wide variety of subjects at Cambridge IGCSE, O Level, and AS & A Level. Visit Cambridge International for more info.

In this episode, John speaks with Gill Miller, Senior Professor Emerita at University of Chester.  They talk about Gill's history in the field of geography education, from examining to assessment and specification development, and look into geography's potential to widen perspectives and inspire pupils to become informed, concerned and ethical citizens. Subjects covered include fieldwork, the importance of individual viewpoints and the development of the New Curriculum for Wales.  Series 9 of GeogPod is kindly sponsored by Cambridge University Press & Assessment International Education. Currently, Cambridge have opportunities for teachers to join us as Assessment Specialists in a wide variety of subjects at Cambridge IGCSE, O Level, and AS & A Level. Visit Cambridge International for more info.  

In this episode, John talks to Dr Sarah Greene, Associate Professor of Palaeoclimates at the University of Birmingham. Their discussion covers the importance of field teaching across schools and universities, and working to make fieldwork practices inclusive and accessible. They also look at Sarah's research into the carbon cycle, and how looking to the geological past can provide insights on environmental changes we are seeing today, such as ocean acidification.  Series 9 of GeogPod is kindly sponsored by Cambridge University Press & Assessment International Education. Currently, Cambridge have opportunities for teachers to join us as Assessment Specialists in a wide variety of subjects at Cambridge IGCSE, O Level, and AS & A Level. Visit Cambridge International for more info.

Kali ini Ustaz Yusri dan Marina berkongsi tentang kisah konflik antara jiran hingga berlaku 'anxiety' pada isteri dan jejaskan rumahtangga.  Apakah peranan suami dalam hal ini, serta bagaimana mereka dapat huraikan krisis bersama jiran? Apakah langkah sepatutnya diambil bagi mengatasi konflik tersebut? Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

Selain 'clash' dengan mentua, terdapat juga konfrontasi bersama ipar duai sampai sanggup cari masa untuk tak bertembung ipar. Soalannya sampai bila nak bergaduh, dan bagaimana nak pulihkan hubungan semula? Segalanya akan dikongsi bersama oleh Ustaz Yusri dan Marina Yusoff dalam episod kali ini. Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

Episod kali ini membicakan tentang ibu toksik.  Ustaz Yusri dan Marina Yusoff akan berkongsi tentang cabaran anak-anak yang berdepan dengan ibu sebegini; ibu yang hamun anak-anaknya sendiri. Layakkah ibu sebegini digelar sebagai toksik? Tidak sayangkah mereka pada anak-anak, atau itu tanda sayang mereka yang tersendiri. Bagaimana pula sikap anak-anak, bolehkah mereka memulaukan ibu sendiri? Atau, wajarkah mereka terus berlaku ihsan pada ibu?  Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

Episod kali ini masih lagi mengulas mengenai keburukan hutang dalam rumahtangga; iaitu tentang amalan untuk melabur dalam pelaburan emas, ekuiti saham atau kripto serta mempunyai insuran bagi perlindungan untuk keluarga. Adakah ia suatu amalan yang baik? Ketika bila pula ia menjadi suatu bebanan dan tanggungan hutang, walaupun asalnya ianya untuk masa depan keluarga? Segalanya bakal dikongsi oleh Ustaz Yusri dan Marina Yusoff dalam episod terbaru podcast WWK.Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

Episod kali ini mengupas tentang tabiat buruk suka berhutang.  Ustaz Yusri dan Marina Yusoff juga akan berkongsi pengalaman dan pengamatan mereka sendiri tentang tren berhutang  seperti membeli kereta atau kondo tanpa mengukur kemampuan sendiri.Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

Pada episod  lalu berkongsi tentang 'quality time', episod kali ini akan mengupas pula tentang 'me time'.  Ustaz Yusri dan Marina Yusoff akan berkongsi pengamatan dan pengalaman mereka tentang 'me time', dan pentingnya ia juga dirasai oleh golongan isteri juga, dan bukan suami sahaja. Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

Episod kali ini membawakan dilema suami yang suka ajak ibu bapa serta keluarga adik-beradiknya berlibur bersama-sama., tapi isteri pula lebih cenderung untuk meluangkan masa berkualiti bersama suami dan anak-anak tanpa keluarga suami.  Jadi siapa yang kena ikut siapa? Siapa yang perlu beralah?Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

Suami harapkan isteri pandai masak, tapi isteri tak tahu masak! Sebenarnya dalam Islam, tanggungjawab seorang isteri ke untuk buat kerja rumah dan memasak untuk suami? Boleh tak kalau isteri tak masak, atau isteri perlu belajar masak segera? Segalanya akan dikupas oleh Ustaz Yusri dan Marina Yusoff dalam episod podcast kali ini. Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

Episod kali ini mengupas tentang hal cemburu pasangan suami isteri dan kadar toleransi kepada keintiman pasangan mereka dengan lelaki atau wanita lain.  Bagaimana menangani sikap cemburu pasangan kita, apakah yang patut diubah serta bagaimanakah cara memenangi hati pasangan kita semula? Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

Episode Notes Takudzwa Nhongo in 2017, went about trying to find the problem with education in Zimbabwe. In the year prior the ZIMSEC pass rate was 29.96%. To find out what was going wrong, Takudzwa applied to write 18 subjects for his O-Levels and came out of that with 16 A's and 2 B's. This was quite a remarkable feat and to achieve it he developed study techniques/models that he has implemented in the e-learning app he co-founded called Kytte.

Podcast kali ini bakal berkongsi tentang isteri yang 'demand' suami untuk 'report' status keberadaan mereka seperti sudah sampai kerja ataupun belum dan lain-lain.  Mengapa ada isteri yang sebegitu? Kenapa Isteri cepat melenting bila suami lambat atau tak jawab langsung mesej mereka? Mengapa suami pula tak suka/lambat jawab? Apakah sepatutnya sikap suami apabila berdepan dengan senario seperti ini? Segalanya akan dikupas oleh Ustaz Yusri dan Marina Yusoff dalam episod podcast kali ini.Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

Episod kali ini mengupas tentang isu pasangan yang tidak mahu ziarah mentua mereka. Apakah sebab yang membuatkan pasangan tidak mahu ikut ziarah ibu bapa kita? Mengapa pula penting untuk kita ziarah ibu bapa pasangan (mentua) kita? Bagaimana pula untuk huraikan isu tak mahu ziarah mentua ini?  Segalanya akan dikongsi dalam podcast dua beradik, pada episod kali ini.Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

Episod kali ini membicarakan mengenai kes-kes di mana para suami tidak membayar nafkah kepada isteri.  Mengapa ia terjadi serta ramaikah pasangan yang mengalami pengalaman sebegitu? Ustaz Yusri dan Marina Yusoff akan turut berkongsi mengenai langkah-langkah yang boleh dilakukan oleh pasangan sebelum berumahtangga bagi memastikan perkara ini tidak berlaku. Segalanya akan dikupas dalam episod podcast kali ini.Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

Anak dah berumahtangga, tapi ibu bapa masih bergantung penuh pada anak. Bagaimana tu? Siapakah yang patut diutamakan, ibu atau pasangan kita? Segalanya akan dikupas oleh Ustaz Yusri dan Marina Yusoff dalam episod terkini Podcast Warna-Warni Kehidupan. Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

Podcast kali ini membincangkan tentang tren buli di kalangan para pelajar.  Apakah anak-anak kita mungkin merupakan mangsa buli, tapi ibu bapa tidak tahu? Atau, anak-anak kita merupakan pembuli, tapi kita sukar untuk percaya? Pada episod kali ini, Ustaz Yusri dan Marina Yusoff akan berkongsi kepada para pendengar bagaimana untuk mengenali tanda-tanda anak mungkin dibuli dan apakah langkah-langkah boleh yang boleh dilakukan oleh ibu bapa.Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

Pada episod kali ini, Ustaz Yusri dan Marina berkongsi tren suami atau isteri yang suka mengintai hp pasangan mereka.  Adakah ia suatu perkara yang dapat diterima? Adakah perbuatan ini OK, atau lebih banyak keburukannya? Segalanya akan dikupas dalam episod podcast Warna-Warni Kehidupan. Podcast ini dibawakan khas oleh YMS Edutech Learning Hub.  YMS mempunyai kepakaran dalam memberikan bimbingan bagi subjek Matematik dan Sains dalam peperiksaan PSLE & O Level dengan menerapkan nilai-nilai keislaman. Bagi mendapatkan 'free trial lesson'.  Sila lungsuri ke lelaman, ymsedutech.com/register  beserta promo code: WWK. Bagi maklumat lanjut tentang sesi 'free trial lesson' ini, sila hubungi YMS melalui:Whatsapp: 97206748Website: ymsedutech.comBoleh juga ikuti media sosial YMS bagi mengetahui informasi lanjut tentang khidmat mereka:IG: yms_math_science_tuitionFB: ymsedutechYoutube: YMS EduTech Tuition

This week on the NAAFI Break we focus on the transition 'into' as well as 'out of' the military. I first came across the post below from Andy Challen and immediately identified what I have felt for some time, the need for good mentors and role models for our children. That person who will light the flame of ambition or nurture and support to show that 'anyone can' reach their potential. That kind of person, the mentor, crops up time and time again in the transition particularly with Veterans helping Veterans. I will ask you at the end of this episode to recognize who your 'mentor' has been since deciding to leave the military?There are two jobs that everyone wants to be in the RAF, PTI or Pilot! #ifyouknowyouknowOriginal post from Andy Challen MA CMgr FInstLM MSylInnovation Champion at Inzpire LtdFor those not getting the A level (edit - or GCSE) results expected or needed today:I wanted to be an RAF pilot and decided to study A-level Geography and Modular Technology (electronics, pneumatics, structures). But I failed O Level Maths due to disrupted teenage years in a single-parent family where I believe my mother suffered mental health issues.My retake O Level maths class clashed with some of my A-level classes. I was the only person in the town studying Modular Technology (the first year it had been run so I was the test case). Each subject was taught in a different school so I cycled around the town of Stevenage trying to get to the classes on time.I skipped some of the technology classes to go to maths classes as I needed the maths to be an RAF pilot.My Headteacher found out and told me he would give me a bad reference if I did not attend and pass the Modular Technology class. So I quit subjects I really enjoyed after a year and did a 4-year apprenticeship at BAE Dynamics. I worked 4 days a week with 50 or so great colleagues in my intake year and we went to college one day a week and 3 evenings a week most terms. I went into lodgings at 17.I got the academic qualifications needed. I lived on the breadline and caught rabbits in the local woods to supplement my diet, but had no debt. I spent 4 years in the high tech industry. I planned for 5 years but at the end of the apprenticeship, most of us were not offered jobs. The Cold War was ending and the defence industry was crashing.I drove a 7.5 tonne truck (as you could in those days on a normal licence) and worked long hours delivering fresh and frozen meat and veg to pubs, hotels and hospitals. I waited for my RAF application to be processed and to attend selection. I promised the family firm I would stay on for Christmas, their busiest period.I joined the RAF and served 24 years, became a Qualified Flying Instructor and Electronic Warfare Instructor on the Tornado and reached the rank of Wing Commander. I went to Staff College and struggled through a Masters. I have O levels, and a Masters. No A levels. No degree.The flight plan is not always direct routing. Stay loose, chill your jets, find your own path.

Mohammed. A. Khan – Founder Nueheights (Biotechnology Co), Former Global CTO for New Technology at Netcracker (NEC company). Over a 25yr career Mohammed has learned some key skills to help others as an educator, advisor, consultant, mentor, scientist and athletics coach – trained some of the world's elite athletes. Mohammed's goal in life was not to have a “proper” job until he was thirty years old, Hence from 16-29 and 7 months, he played football, university , military and charity work. At 29 yrs. 7 months Mohammed walked into BT Research Labs(the first researcher ever without an under graduate degree in science), from there he joined Cisco, Sr Dir at Tellabs and finally CTO at Netcracker. In 2017 Mohammed had an epiphany moment and set up Nueheights (Biotech), since then he has delivered workshops globally around his unique process to make nutrients better absorbed. He is a board member at Medical Kiwi(medicinal Cannabis New Zealand), Medicaleaf UK(Medicinal Cannabis), Advisor to Sibelius (Oxford University), NASA and DoD US, Premier league football teams and individual players, editorial expert for The British Association for Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine (BANT). “Resilience is a learned skill and perfected during adversity,” Mohammed suffered huge disappointment with the UK military, which didn't have a place for an ethnic, he also suffered racism playing football. However, Mohammed believes this made the person he is now - very focused and driven. For years Mohammed was constantly told” you cannot do this, you're not qualified to do that.” However, he took no. notice of it and once you get over one hurdle there's a blue print to work by. Having left school at 16 with one O Level, Mohammed received his BA(Business Studies Erasmus) 1994, MSc 1998( Telecommunications Aston University) . Currently studying a Biochemistry PhD(Birmingham). Outside of work he worked closely with the Global Scouting Association as the Chair of the Muslim Scouts Fellowship, under his tenure scouting became acceptable for Muslims in the UK. Mohammed has been Involved in UK Athletics as a coach and mentor. We are asked “what advice can the older me give the younger me?” Maybe, just maybe it could be reciprocal, the younger me wound say to me now“ lives a risk, crack-on, get it done!” It was this advice that set-up Nueheights. The Why? for Mohammed is really simple, everything we do is for a greater good, hence by helping others you help yourself. Nueheights was established to leave a legacy for others to prosper from. Top Tip Hard work, honesty and copious amounts of compassion. And never give the reigns of leadership to someone who states they want it, give it to the one who doesn't want to be a leader – they make great leaders. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When reflecting back on early days in his life, Guy Claxton considered himself to be an unadventurous, unexceptional learner in school. Although well-liked by his teachers and well-behaved, Guy felt as though he was a middle of the road type of student. During this time his parents moved from London to a very rural area in the west midlands of England. As this was a very isolated area, Guy had no kids his age to hang around with which helped to create the conditions for him to become much more self-sufficient, imaginative and resourceful in many different ways, ultimately leading him to develop a deep love of reading and interest in exploring the countryside. It was in his mid-teens that Guy had to take some high stakes exams to help prepare for higher education. As Guy states in his own words, “Much to everybody's surprise including mine, I did unexpectedly well'. As a result of his performance on his O-Level exams, Guy experienced, as he calls it, a personality shift within himself spurring him on to believe that it was possible for him to be bright and to become intellectually and educationally successful. Little did he know it at the time, but Guy would go on to earn a double-first in Natural Sciences from Cambridge University and a Doctorate in Experimental Psychology from Oxford and eventually become an internationally renowned cognitive scientist. He is also a Fellow of the British Psychological Society, the Academy of Social Sciences, and the Royal Society of Arts. Guy's interest in writing early on in his life led to him become a prolific author in education having written or co-written nearly 30 books. He is best known for developing the concept of ‘learning power': a collection of skills and attitudes that underpin someone's ability to tackle complex matters with confidence, capability, and relish. Guy's come on the podcast today to really unpack his latest book The Future of Teaching and the Myths that Hold it Back and two important questions he poses are: What is the purpose of school? What does the future of education hold?Guy has a natural ability to connect with others and despite all of his accomplishments in life, he is not only down-to-earth, but also a very kind and caring person striving to impact the world through his work and advocate for every young person's right to learn in a psychologically and emotionally safe environment that not only helps them achieve success in school but also supports them to develop the skills and dispositions needed to thrive in this ever-changing, complex and uncertain world. I highly encourage to get your hands on a copy of Guy's latest book and to share it with other educators wanting to make a difference in the work they do. Guy's Bio: Guy Claxton is a cognitive scientist specialising in the nature of real-world intelligence and ways in which it can be improved through education of all kinds. He is Visiting Professor of Education at King's College London.Connect With Guy: Website: https://www.guyclaxton.net/Twitter: https://twitter.com/GuyClaxtonGet Guy's Latest Book at: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-future-of-teaching-guy-claxton/1138501805Explore Guy's other books at: https://www.guyclaxton.net/booksOpening music written and performed by New York-born musician Scott Ferrare. You can find his work at: https://scottferrare.hearnow.com

„Ještě párkrát bych chtěl hodit za 22 metrů. A kdyby se to povedlo na největší akci, která na světě je, byl by to neuvěřitelný zážitek,“ říká před olympiádou v Tokiu čerstvý halový mistr Evropy ve vrhu koulí Tomáš Staněk. V dalším dílu Olympijského podcastu vypráví také o zraněních, kvalitním jídle, výjimečných soupeřích i současné přípravě v Jihoafrické republice. Jakub Marek

„Ještě párkrát bych chtěl hodit za 22 metrů. A kdyby se to povedlo na největší akci, která na světě je, byl by to neuvěřitelný zážitek,“ říká před olympiádou v Tokiu čerstvý halový mistr Evropy ve vrhu koulí Tomáš Staněk. V dalším dílu Olympijského podcastu vypráví také o zraněních, kvalitním jídle, výjimečných soupeřích i současné přípravě v Jihoafrické republice. Jakub Marek

Bob Nastanovich and Mike Hogan hop all over the map, playing music from the U.K. (Broken Orchestra with Lyn Acton, 'O' Level), Sweden (Trad Gras Och Stenar, Träden), Denmark (The Raveonettes), New York (Brazilian Girls), and New Orleans (Lee Dorsey).

Steve's brand new album is available here from AmazonUncovered by Steve HarleySTEVE HARLEY was born in Deptford, south London, on February 27th 1951, the second of five children.Due to a childhood illness, Steve spent almost four years in hospital between three and sixteen years, undergoing major surgery in 1963 and 1966. Aged 12, while in hospital recovering from surgery, Steve was first introduced to the poetry of Eliot and Lawrence, the prose of Steinbeck, Woolf and Hemingway, and the music of BOB DYLAN and realised that his life was likely to be preoccupied with words and music.Close to Christmas 1964, during that same nine months' hospitalisation at Queen Mary's Hospital for Children, Carshalton Beeches, Surrey, the ward welcomed the young ROLLING STONES who were on a goodwill PR visit.Charlie Watts spent quite a time chatting with us kids, but the others seemed more interested in joking about the huge poster of THE BEATLES pinned to a wall.Steve was a pupil of EDMUND WALLER PRIMARY SCHOOL, in Waller Road, New Cross, London, a short walk from his parents' home at FAIRLAWN MANSIONS, New Cross Gate, between the ages of five and eleven.He attended HABERDASHERS' ASKE'S HATCHAM GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Telegraph Hill, New Cross until seventeen. He left school without completing his Advanced Level exams. Steve later took an A-Level in English in his mid-30s.Steve's first guitar was a Christmas gift from his parents when he was ten-years-old. It was a Spanish, nylon-strung instrument.He took classical violin lessons from the age of nine to fifteen and played in his Grammar school orchestra.But he has always admitted he was a hopeless reader of music, so “must have been bluffing a lot of the time”.In the spring of 1968, Steve got his first full-time job, as a trainee accountant, at the DAILY EXPRESS newspaper in Fleet Street, London, in spite of gaining a mere 24% in his mock O-Level maths exam. But his heart was set on a career in Journalism, so being at the industry's heart was a useful stepping-stone for the nascent reporter. Interviewed by several newspaper editors, Steve finally signed indentures to train with ESSEX COUNTY NEWSPAPERS in Colchester, Essex. After three years working within the group, including stints at the Essex County Standard, the Braintree and Witham Times, the Maldon and Burnham Standard and the Colchester Evening Gazette, Steve moved back to London to work for the EAST LONDON ADVERTISER, then based in Mile End Road, in the heart of London's East End.Among many of Steve's contemporaries who have gone on to successful careers in national Journalism are JOHN BLAKE (now Managing Director of BLAKE PUBLISHING) and RICHARD MADELEY, of daytime TV fame. It was Madeley who actually took over the desk relinquished by Steve at the ELA in 1972."So, if you hadn't given it up to become a rock star," Madeley has told Steve, "I may never have got my chance to become a reporter."Steve began his singing career "floor-spotting" (singing for free as a member of the audience) in London folk clubs in 1971/72. He sang at LES COUSINS, BUNJIE'S and THE TROUBADOUR on nights featuring JOHN MARTIN, RALPH McTELL, MARTIN CARTHY and JULIE FELIX, all leading lights of the London folk movement at the time.He later joined folk band ODIN as rhythm guitarist and co-singer, which was where he met the first COCKNEY REBEL violinist, JOHN CROCKER. However, the folk scene proved a little tame for Mr Harley and, as he was constantly writing songs, formed COCKNEY REBEL as a vehicle for his own work. It was here that Steve and STUART ELLIOTT first met and worked together. Stuart drums with Steve's band on record and on tour from time to time to this day.The band signed to EMI for a guaranteed three album deal in 1972 and released THE HUMAN MENAGERIE early in '73. From this collection, a single, SEBASTIAN, became a huge European hit, staying at NUMBER ONE in HOLLAND and BELGIUM for many weeks. Other COCKNEY REBEL and/or STEVE HARLEY albums are: THE PSYCHOMODO, THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES, TIMELESS FLIGHT, LOVE'S A PRIMA DONNA, FACE TO FACE (LIVE), HOBO WITH A GRIN, THE CANDIDATE (all EMI), YES YOU CAN (1992), POETIC JUSTICE (1996) and THE QUALITY OF MERCY released in late 2005, plus 2 other Live acoustic CDs, STRIPPED TO THE BARE BONES TO THE and ANYTIME!One Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel single, MAKE ME SMILE (COME UP AND SEE ME), reached NUMBER ONE in 1975 in the UK and many European countries and is regularly voted among the top singles in the history of the charts, which covers six decades of releases. The Performing Rights Society has confirmed MAKE ME SMILE one of the most played records in British broadcasting.The song has been covered MORE THAN 100 TIMES in seven languages and has been featured in several movies including THE FULL MONTY (whose soundtrack album went TRIPLE PLATINUM in the UK, and PLATINUM in the USA and Australia), VELVET GOLDMINE, BEST and SAVING GRACE. The song has also been used on more than twenty TV and radio advertising campaigns around the world.Steve's other chart singles include, JUDY TEEN, MR SOFT, MR RAFFLES (MAN, IT WAS MEAN), HERE COMES THE SUN, LOVE'S A PRIMA DONNA, IRRESISTIBLE, PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (with SARAH BRIGHTMAN) and A FRIEND FOR LIFE.During the eighties, Steve took time out from the rock world as his two children were going through their formative years but did perform on stage, albeit the legitimate stage. He starred as the C16th playwright Christopher Marlowe, in the musical-drama MARLOWE, which ran off-Broadway and in London. Steve's performance was described by one leading critic as "a major and moving performance."This has been taken from https://www.steveharley.com/biography.htmlSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/that-millwall-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Welcome back to our first podcast of 2021!! O Level Results were out this week, did you do as well as Sylvia or YOLO your way through like Nina

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Geoff, the sporting voice of Radio Bristol for over 25 years, took time out to chat with me about a range of topics including: Growing up in a football family [his dad was Chief Scout for Liverpool], his professional career including that rare period in the 80's when the Gas had the better of things, his transition into broadcasting and how, first & foremost, his loyalty to his audience prevails over not asking the difficult questions which we've witnessed in recent exchanges with SL & MA. A really good session in which Geoff also reveals he got an O Level in Russian and that phrase Mind the Gap cropped up in conversation!!! 

The 90th episode of The Michael Anthony Show sees iconic music executive Alan McGee chat about his fascinating life in which the Glaswegian left his abusive home at sixteen, before creating one of the biggest record labels in the history of British music. Drug abuse, working with Oasis and The Libertines, politics, mental health, the music industry and phone hacking are all discussed as the once homeless McGee touches on the upcoming Irvine Welsh biopic based on how the father of Creation Records went from having one O Level to being recruited by Tony Blair for the 1997 general election, whilst being perhaps the most influential figure of the historic Britpop movement.Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more.Respect to the listeners. Unmissable Episode. Support the show (https://open.spotify.com/show/0sP68DtD7qCl4Rs2wGKJD4)

Jack talks to Lisa Emery, CIO at Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust and Chair of the London CIO Council. Lisa takes us from her first job filling jam doughnuts in a bakers (she's been put off doughnuts for life) through to following in her mum's footsteps as a biomedical scientist and then to CIO of an NHS Trust. She discusses her journey through the healthcare sector, her approach to leadership and how her outlook as been shaped by leaders who have inspired her throughout her career. Lisa discusses her fierce passion for ensuring women get opportunities in STEM careers as well as leadership ones - harking back to her O Level days when her parents had to visit the school to assure teachers she would succeed in taking all three sciences "even though she was a girl". This episode is sponsored by CommonTime. CommonTime provide secure messaging and mobility solutions to healthcare, delivering practical innovations to meet the challenges in today's NHS.

Hosť v štúdiu: Martina Zvolenská, event manažérka, Upterdam Svet sa mení a trh vedú tí, ktorí neustále inovujú. Priestor na inovácie a rast ponúka aj e-commerce biznis. V tomto podcaste sa dozviete viac o projekte Upterdam, o tom na aké problémy začínajúcich, malých a stredných e-shopov ponúka odpovede a riešenia. Aktuality a možnosť zúčastniť sa webinárov zo sveta e-commerce. Táto epizóda je súčasťou Podcastu PP, ktorú prináša Poradca podnikateľa. Moderuje naša dvorná moderátorka Michaela Pastorková - Závodná. Poradca podnikateľa sa za 30 rokov svojej existencie stal synonymom pre spoľahlivé informácie a služby z oblasti legislatívy a ekonomiky. Sledujte nás na Facebooku alebo Instagrame a v prípade, že chcete dostávať aktuálne novinky a získať ďalšie výhody, registrujte sa na www.zakon.sk Sme Poradca podnikateľa - 30 rokov s vami - www.pp.sk

It’s safe to say that Shelley James has a remarkable tale to tell. The extraordinary glass artist was ensconced in the corporate branding world – working for the likes of Imagination and Landor – before an injury to her head, sustained in a bicycle accident, completely changed her life and perspective. After a six year (yes, six year) period of convalescence, she decided to leave the business world behind and study printmaking. However, after a trip to the National Glass Centre in Sunderland she became smitten with the material and has set out to push its possibilities ever since. Always looking to collaborate with new people from different disciplines, she has worked with surgeons at Bristol Eye Hospital, physicists at Imperial College, contemporary musicians and even Sir Roger Penrose, a mathematician and philosopher of science famed for (among other things) his research with Stephen Hawking. And she has managed all this despite only scrapping a O Level in Maths. Shelley also happens to be wonderfully articulate, which is handy for a podcast like this…

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Heads and punks unite as Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #147 helps lead the way to a better scene. New stuff abounds this episode from the likes of HEADROOM, SOURSOB, BOB DESAULNIERS, HUEVOS II, SLENDER, DRILL and MICHAEL MORLEY. We're also showcasing other musical acts you're sure to enjoy such as Les Rallizes Denudes (pictured), O-Level, Times New Viking, Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band...and more. Get your download going now and tell a friend the news!Track listing:SLENDER - EclipseHEADROOM - Over EasyLES RALLIZES DENUDES - Field of Artificial FlowerMICHAEL MORLEY - The LivingSOURSOB - Neo-Lib DreamsQQQL - Underground IncelsMOTARDS - Yo Heart Mexico½ JAPANESE - Danger Danger Rachel LangJOHN HOVORKA - 2AYNO-LEVEL - Pseudo Punk/O-LevelHUEVOS II - Our SaturdaysKING ALFRED, MAN OF LEISURE - WishesTIMES NEW VIKING - Teen DramaDRILL - PredatorVICIOUS VISIONS - I Beat YouCAPTAIN BEEFHEART AND THE MAGIC BAND - Dachau Blues (Trout Mask Sessions) CLAW HAMMER - Moonlight On VermontCHILD MOLESTERS - Snake-Eyed Donkey, Fish-Eyed SnakeBOB DESAULNIERS - Rose Water

AIRWaves Episode #26: In this episode of our Mission Focus podcast series, we sit down with Lieutenant Commander Brandon Michaelis, the CNAF Naval Sustainment System O-Level reform champion, to learn more about this maintenance transformation reform effort and how it’s going to help us achieve readiness across the fleet.

In this episode, we meet George Hunt, the Chief Information Officer (CIO) of Sydney Water.   George is a recognised technology leader within the global utility sector. He has a successful track record in implementing technology infrastructure to support increasing customer expectations, challenging regulatory outcomes and corporate business goals.   He has held roles as a Global Consulting Partner at Wipro Digital in the UK and CIO for Wessex Water.   George completed a four year technical apprenticeship in a major engineering company, and has a Bachelor of Engineering from Birmingham University, UK and a Master of Information Systems from Kingston University, London, UK. Connecting with George You can connect with George Hunt on LinkedIn. On a story from his childhood that impacted his life My most influential teacher was my maths teacher. He encouraged two or three of us to take our maths O-Level a year early because he had faith in us. We all got A's, which was interesting. That was a defining moment. Around the age of 10, I joined the local rowing club and I can't begin to tell you how it changed my life. I suddenly found myself in a situation where I was surrounded by professional people, people who had achieved a lot. Doctors, lawyers, accountants, really professional people who were driven. I was mixing with kids who had very high aspirations and who were gearing themselves up to go to university and that couldn't have been further from where I was at that point in time. On what has made him successful The first thing is a genuine interest in how applied technology can make a difference. The welding experience I had with the welding robots was a good example of technology aiding manufacturing. The second thing is that I learned quite quickly the power of learning how to advise and influence, as opposed to tell. People are the secret sauce and if you can get a team to work for you, with you, alongside you and they believe in where you're trying to go, then you can achieve huge things. I worked for this amazing guy called John Wolf who's sadly passed away now. He was one of two people in my life that has been truly inspiring to me and made me realise the power of working with people and getting things done with people, rather than a more traditional sort of management approach, where you tell people what to do. He taught me a huge amount about the power of goodwill, the power of investing in people so that they believe in what they're doing. On getting a team to perform To win your people's hearts and minds, you have to have a compelling vision or proposition to offer them. If you sell the proposition to them, you can then sell the journey to them. And if you can sell the journey to them, you can grab their heart. I love a good analogy or story in order to help people understand what we're trying to ask them to do. How do you unlock discretionary effort? Why did you take on the challenges in your life that you took on? Not just because they're there. There must've been something that compelled you to do it. If you don't win the hearts and minds, it's really difficult to recover as you have no credibility, no goodwill credit that you can trade on when the going gets tough. Some great analogies to help guide your teams Everything worth doing in business is like a marathon; all transformations take years. So you have to have the purpose within your blood and you've got to know what the outcome is going to look and feel like. The one analogy I use is that we're trying to upgrade an aircraft whilst it's in flight. And it's such a significant programme that it's effectively like changing one of the engines whilst it's in flight. This allows people to understand the risk profile of what we're doing. So we better make sure the other engine is sound and not change too much on an aircraft that's in flight as we're introducing risk. And it's really corporate risk or reputational risk if the aircraft doesn't keep flying, so how do you feel about that risk? There's a story of JFK walking around NASA in the 1960s and he comes across this guy who's sweeping the corridor, and he asks him, "What's your job?" And he says, "I'm helping to get a man on the moon." Regardless of whatever your role is, whatever your contribution is, there was a clear mission towards achieving an outcome or supporting an outcome. We had a number of folk that were used to sitting in the grandstand criticising the play on the field. I thought, "That's just too lazy. You've either got a position on the field and you know what your role is, or you're nothing. There's one pitch. One team. One objective and no grandstands." On being relevant So the feedback was "Be relevant or get out of my way. Or get out my diary." So the feedback was "Make sure you're relevant and I'll give you time. If you're not relevant, I will not give you time." You've got to add some value or you've got to make a contribution, so I'm constantly challenging my team to stay relevant otherwise irrelevancy will actually cause them to become extinct. On the changing landscape of technology Technology is an interesting arena because it could just be outsourced or switched. So we need to be open-minded about how to change and stay relevant, rather than just saying, "We keep machines going, keep the lights on." Through the maturity of technology, rather than just being an enabling function, IT has become a partnering function. Digital will actually start to define the strategy of a lot of organisations. Don't describe what you do, start to describe what impact you have, or what contribution or what difference you could make, or what disruption you could introduce that will change the nature of the organisation. A CIO is not the technical person in the room anymore, they're actually at the heart of the future of their organisation. More technical and digital people will be sitting on boards. On the little things in leadership Those little things are simple things like knowing somebody's name, saying hello, saying goodbye, saying thank you. At the end of the day on Friday, I always walk around the floors of where I am in the Sydney Water building just telling people to go home or asking why they're staying late, or just saying, "Thanks for doing what you're doing." Simple things like that, they just pay you back in bucket loads. I have a constant, ongoing dialogue with the people that are going the extra mile for me. We operate a ‘manager once-removed' process, which allows me to be very connected to my direct report and their direct reports. I go out of my way to understand what makes somebody tick. I know when people are under pressure, so I make sure I go and support them and create an environment that makes them successful. Final message of wisdom and hope It's very easy for your moral compass to be messed around with in large corporations; you suddenly realise you're not living up to your values or you're not staying true to what you believe in. So my words of wisdom are really know who you are. Know what you stand for. Know what you believe in, and stay true to them. Opportunities will come your way and there will be opportunities that are aligned with those values, rather than you seek the opportunity only to realise you have to compromise your values.   Go ahead and listen to George's colleague, Kevin Young, our very first Inner Chief Podcast episode!

This week's Business Live programme covers winning government contracts, writing a business book, undertaking education as an adult and more. The podcast is below – guests are Emma Jones and Peter Byrom.Emma Jones founded Enterprise Nation, a network helping people to start and grow small businesses, and is the SME Crown Representative, working with Government to hit a target of spending one pound in every three with small firms.Peter Byrom looks after people's hearing. He runs Peter Byrom Audiology and has extensive experience fitting hearing aids, within the NHS and in private practice; he's helped numerous business people who need to interact with clients and are worried about their hearing.Emma talked about:Enterprise Nation's mission and history and how it helps members,What her role as SME Crown Representative means in practice – how is the Government going to achieve the objective of spending more with small businesses?How business and social enterprises can win government contracts (and contracts with large suppliers to Government),The importance and value of getting involved with "early market engagement" exercises,Advice for business leaders who want to write a book (Emma has published 7),Protecting your business against factors you can't control but which will affect you,Who’s inspired Emma, why and how?Peter covered:Whether reluctance to wear a hearing aid holds people back in business,Leaving school with one O-Level then working on a building site led to his own hearing loss – and an enduring interest in audiology,Studying for undergraduate and postgraduate degrees later in life,Managing tinnitus and hearing loss, and a crucial discovery,The transformative impact of looking after your and your employees' hearing,Developing his audiology practice, listing your business on directories and the power of positive reviews.Timings:0 - 2:15 introduction and recap of last week's show,2:15 - 28:13 Emma Jones,28:13 - 48:00 Peter Byrom,48:00 - end (50:40) forthcoming events and wrapping up.

If you download this latest edition of Rob and Marc’s loving tribute to the greatest rock n roll star ever you’ll now will immediately receive an ‘O’ Level certificate qualifying you to talk rubbish about our David without fear of contradiction. Particularly in the subjects of Gus Dudgeon, Glass Spider, Reeves Gabrels, artist Guy Peelaert and the chap whose right hook sent Bowie’s left eye into orbit - George ‘float like a butterfly- sting like a bee’ Underwood.As well as continuing the podcast journey from A to Z you can also immerse yourself in more Bowie related interviews, quizzes, and filmed pieces at our exclusive members club called "Cheap Things", simply by following the link www.patreon.com/cheapthings See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aasmah Mir and Richard Coles are joined by Ralf Little. He first came to our attention as Antony in The Royle Family and has now produced the 'mockumentary' series Borderline. He reveals why he swapped medical school for acting and what it was like to play football with Zinedine Zidane. JP Devlin meets Fergus Anckorn, a former British soldier, he was the youngest member of the Magic Circle and now, at the age of 97, he is its oldest member. Joanna Cannon advises people to 'dare to fail'. Having left school with one O Level, she worked in various jobs from cleaning kennels to pizza delivery, but ended up studying medicine, becoming a psychiatrist and writing her first book 'The Trouble With Goats and Sheep'. Jonathan Scott grew up in Berkshire, but has spent the past 40 years living in Kenya. He started out as a novice safari guide in the Maasai Mara Reserve and went on to become a wildlife artist, photographer and author. He describes his fascination for leopards and filming for the popular BBC series 'Big Cat Diary'. RJ Mitte rose to fame as Walter White Jr in the US hit series Breaking Bad. Like his character, RJ has cerebral palsy. He is now one of the presenters for Channel 4's Paralympics coverage which begins on 7 September. Ade Edmondson shares his Inheritance Tracks - The Song of the Weather performed by Michael Flanders and Donald Swann; and Jazz, Delicious Hot, Disgusting Cold by The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band. Borderline is on Channel 5, Tuesday nights at 10pm. Jonathan Scott's memoir, The Big Cat Man - an Autobiography is published by Bradt travel guides. Ade Edmondson can be seen in the 4 part series One Of Us which continues on BBC 1 at 9pm on Tuesdays. Produced by Louise Corley and Annette Wells. Editor: Karen Dalziel.

Like clockwork, the reborn DYNAMITE HEMORRHAGE RADIO has found new life in dumping out hour-long fake podcasts every two weeks. Here’s another one, our 68th. The new stuff this time comes from first-time all-stars like NO DITCHING, PALM, MILK LINES, PATSY, TAIWAN HOUSING PROJECT and other 2016 heavyweights. There’s a heavy 1980s lean to this particular show, and some heroes getting spun here include PUSSY GALORE, 100 FLOWERS, SEEMS TWICE, THE GORDONS and AMOS AND SARA, along with 60s counterparts JONATHAN HALPER and VASHTI + rocks-off 70s punk studs O-LEVEL. And more. Spend an hour and six minutes here, and you’ll never want to spend an hour and six minutes anywhere else. Track listing: SEEMS TWICE - Non-Plussed NO DITCHING - Song for Shelley MILK LINES - Domesticate MAESTROS & DIPSOS - Backslide 2x4s - Zipperheads AMOS AND SARA - In a Hell-Bed TAIWAN HOUSING PROJECT - Behind The Green Curtain TAV FALCO & PANTHER BURNS - Dateless Night PUSSY GALORE - Get Out PALM - Crank THE GORDONS - Future Shock JONATHAN HALPER - Leaving My Old Life Behind 100 FLOWERS - Let’s Not HONEY RADAR - Kangaroo Court VASHTI - Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind PATSY - Eat It O-LEVEL - Pseudo Punk/O-Level SEX TIDE - Siren NEGATIVE APPROACH - Pressure SOLGER - American Youth SIX ORGANS OF ADMITTANCE - Hollowed Light Severed Sun

Let's cut to the chase for once... This month’s Finders Keepers Radio Show features GEORGE CLINTON and DENNIS COFFEY in person!!!! If you feel the need to read any further, on our fifth edition we ask Dr. Funkenstein himself about his favourite horror films and quiz him on the first Afro-American occult LP! Then we get "the white Jimi Hendrix" to tell us about the more obscure Sussex artists like Paul Parrish and Priscilla Coolidge while discussing his cassette only rap collection and dropping some heavyweight Coffey-breaks in between. Add a sprinkle of overused sound-effects, some O-Level amateur dramatics, tenuous micro-genres and a world record Rotary Connection namedrop count your faithful presenters Andy Votel, Pete Mitchell and Doug Shipton put a lively cast of characters in a big purple box and tie a paisley bow around it with a card that reads PSYCHEDELIC SOUL. These days the indulgent funk records that many of the Finders Keepers crew bought as teenagers are collectively worthy of their own record shop divider and with the help of childhood buddies like Mark "Boney Votel" Rathbone (and Preston soul fiend Stan), cosmic PSSW Jane Weaver, Invisible Spy Benjamin and 808 statesman Graham Massey we lay down a fine blend of obscure, obsessive, obsolete, oblivious and plain obvious spooked-out soul jams and fuzzy funk from around the globe (but mostly from the wild west). So gather round the bearskin rug for all this and much much less without a protective inner sleeve or a bottle of isopropylene in sight. The funky worm has turned... on!