In today’s episode, we share the journeys of two emerging freelancers, Manaz Javaid and Elijah McDonnell, whom we had the pleasure of working with during separate programmes at Anglia Ruskin University and the University of Westminster respectively. 

We explore what motivated them to join a freelance programme, their initial expectations, and the key insights they've gained from the experience. We also delve into the value of building connections with fellow participants and how universities can foster these relationships.

Listen as these ambitious solopreneurs discuss how freelance programmes have shaped their careers and what universities can do to better support aspiring freelancers. We'll also touch on the role educational institutions play in nurturing entrepreneurial talent.

Whether you’re a student thinking about freelancing, an educator, or just curious about the freelance world, this episode offers firsthand perspectives on the challenges and rewards of launching a freelance career straight out of university.