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Wednesday 13 June 2007, 5:44 PM
Want to be a ZDNet UK apprentice? You’re hired
We are generous sorts here at ZDNet.co.uk and there is no denying it. Not only do we provide you all this free tech content – and only ask that you endure a few pesky ads for the pleasure – but we’re forever flinging opportunities to win prizes at you.
The latest offer comes in the shape of a Brain but far from being grey and lumpy, we’re offering you the chance to get involved in the search for the brightest and best new talent in computing.
Brain Academy 2007 offers a lucky few, young or old, to win prizes including university bursaries, and even a stint of work-experience at ZDNet.co.uk this summer.
Visit www.brainacademy.qmul.ac.uk . for more information.
The latest offer comes in the shape of a Brain but far from being grey and lumpy, we’re offering you the chance to get involved in the search for the brightest and best new talent in computing.
Brain Academy 2007 offers a lucky few, young or old, to win prizes including university bursaries, and even a stint of work-experience at ZDNet.co.uk this summer.
Visit www.brainacademy.qmul.ac.uk . for more information.
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Here's the link again, as that one is broken and Andrew's out of the office: www.brainacademy.qmul.ac.uk.
That's the site set up by Queen Mary, University of London, which is running the computer science talent contest with sponsorship from ARM and Microsoft, which are offering career opportunities as part of the prizes for undergrad and postgrad winners.
The contest closes on 14 September this year.
