Generation C

This week, Malini and Sikemi explore the world of networking, uncovering truly how important your network is to a successful career and how to unlock your network! 

They are joined by Victoria Ayodeji, a Cambridge graduate who, as the only person from her school cohort to receive an offer from Oxbridge,  is passionate about enacting social change through access to education and work opportunities. She has done this over the last 8 years through public speaking, mentoring and advocacy work. 

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This week, Malini and Sikemi are joined by the head of graduate recruitment from a global law firm. Paul Gascoyne is from Shearman and Sterling and we’ll be asking him for tips on securing your dream grad role!

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This week, Malini and Sikemi discuss returning back to normal life post-pandemic- talking FOMO, health anxiety and balancing commitments in normal life again.

According to the World Health Organisation, the Covid-19 pandemic has caused more ‘mass trauma’ on a larger scale than the second world war and the mental health toll of the coronavirus pandemic will last “for many years to come”. 

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Generation C is back! After some rest over summer, this week's episode is dedicated to those starting university for the first time. We have given you some of our favourite tips, tricks and advice about being a fresher in 2021... 

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This week, Malini and Sikemi are joined by Ellie and Gemma, the President and Vice President of the 93% Club Cambridge. 

93% of students in the uk go to state schools, yet state school students only make up 39% of GPs, 34% of FTSE 350 CEOs and 48% of Cambridge applicants.

This is why we have invited the 93% club on this episode to discuss social mobility and access to University.

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This week, Malini and Sikemi discuss the impact of imposter syndrome on their lives and how to deal with it moving forward.

"imposter syndrome is the experience of feeling like a phony—you feel as though at any moment you are going to be found out as a fraud—like you don't belong where you are, and you only got there through dumb luck"

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This week, Malini and Sikemi are joined by Harman Tutt and Imran Mulla, two state-educated students from the university of Cambridge. In this debate, the four attempt to reach a conclusion about whether privately educated students have an unfair advantage over the other 93% in the country. Are they a necessary evil? 

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A link to their article: https://www.varsity.co.uk/opinion/21604

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This week, Malini and Sikemi chat about their summer plans and the importance of rest between hectic university terms. They discuss toxic hustle culture, giving advice on how to have the most restful and productive summer. 

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This week, Malini and Sikemi are joined by Anna, the President of Student Minds Cambridge 2020-2021. They discuss the importance of good mental health as a student, as well as their hopes for an end to the stigma surrounding mental health and better provisions for students on a University level. 

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In this shorter episode, Malini and Sikemi are joined by Aditya and Ollie; two of the admins of the 2020-2021 Cambridge freshers page. Aditya created an online community among first year students to ensure and create a true sense of community in a year of online university. This episode explores their thoughts, hopes and reasons for starting such a successful page, as well as an insight into planning large scale events in a pandemic. 

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