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Hamza Shaikh – Challenges in Higher Education
We would like to introduce everyone to a friend of Deaf Unity: Hamza Shaikh. Here he tells us more about himself, the challenges he has faced in Higher Education and his successes as a motivated […]
One in six people in the UK have a hearing loss – that’s 11 million potential customers
“One in six people in the UK have a hearing loss – that’s 11 million potential customers.” www.actionhearingloss.org.uk Presentations and engagement Everyday millions of presentations are delivered globally; big decisions are made on these pitches. […]
First Deaf Graduate Assessment Scheme – A pioneering success with Global Professional Services Firm EY
On 20 April 2017, Deaf Unity and EY ran a very successful mock Deaf Graduate Assessment Centre at EY’s offices in London. The assessors were very impressed with the performance of the Deaf candidates and […]
Popular Articles & Interviews
Interview with cSeeker co-founder and DBA member, Guy Orlov
Exclusive interview with deaf entrepreneur Guy Orlov who co-founded cSeeker and is now a member of the Deaf Business Academy. Find out his top tips for setting up your own business and how he's supporting d/Deaf learners and graduates...
Debunked: Top 8 myths about deafness you need to know
With so many myths and misconceptions about deafness doing the rounds, it's no wonder people misunderstand what it's like to have hearing loss. In this article we debunk the 8 biggest falsehoods about deaf people...
Interview with signing choir, Hands 4 Voices member, Laura-Jayne Greene
Laura-Jayne Greene is a member of the Essex-based singing choir, Hands 4 Voices, which is a mixture of deaf, HoH and hearing members. Here we chat to her about the choir's BSL performances, and how her time with the choir has helped her to feel proud of her deafness...
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