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• Ealing Global Festival

  Ealing Global Festival showcases a unique programme of world music at its best. International artists from Brazil, Cuba, Spain, Africa and Eastern Europe take to the stage in an incredible display of cultural music and diversity.
  
  Feast on the wide array of musical genres including Latino Ska, Reggae,Salsa, Funk, Cumbia, Samba, Arabic and Eastern fusions. Location: Walpole Park, Mattock Lane, Ealing, W502088256640.
  
  Walpole Park is a five minute stroll from Ealing Broadway station.
  
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• Royal String Quartet Concert 9/7

  I am writing to you on behalf of Wigmore Hall's marketing team. On 9 July, the Polish-based Royal String Quartet performs an interesting programme of Mozart Shostakovich and Grieg full details at www.wigmore-hall.org.uk/whats-on/productions/royal-string-quartet-25293 at Wigmore Hall.
  
  Would it be possible to publicise this event to your members?
  
  We are offering £10 tickets to those who call our box office on 020 7935 2141 and quote Polish Royal offer.
  
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• The Language Recruitment Fair

  The Language Recruitment Fair is the largest and most exciting exhibition of its kind dedicated to multilingual recruitment. If you are a bilingual or multilingual speaker and you are interested in finding a job that meets your skills this is a "must see" event!
  
  Have the chance to
  
  • meet many employers under one roof, saving you time and energy when looking for your job!
  • talk to leading employers Face-to-Face and discuss a wide range of employment opportunities.
  • conduct interviews with Companies hoping to hire staff
  
  For more info and to apply for your FREE ticket visit www.languagerecruitmentfair.ie
  
  
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• Warsaw – the History of a Jewish Metropolis

  Institute of Jewish Studies UCL
  Gower Street
  London WC1E 6BT
  
  THE CONFERENCE IS FREE OF CHARGE NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
  
  The international conference Warsaw the History of a Jewish Metropolis will gather top ranked scholars in the field of Jewish studies. More than 30 lectures on varied aspects of the history of the Jewish metropolis will be given in nine sessions over the course of these four days.
  
  The conference is coorganised by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute as part of POLSKA YEAR
  
  The Institute of Jewish Studies was established in 1954 in Manchester by the late Professor Alexander Altmann and since 1959 it has been located within the Department of Hebrew and Jewish Studies at UCL while retaining its autonomous status.
  
  
  
  
  
  The IJS is funded by donations and has its own Patrons governing body and Director. Its events are free and open to all.
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• Get an office job in the UK

  This event focuses on some key facts and skills that you need to know to be able to pass a job interview and get that dream job. This is a 1.5 hr event that will cover the following subjects: - where do you find good office jobs - which websites are most popular with the UK companies - how to apply and what information to provide in your application that employers are looking for - how to create an excellent CV - interview techniques, what to say and not to say. How to pass a competence based interview.
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• Polish Migrant as UK Citizens

  This seminar will look at the immigration to Polish workers in the UK. It will focus on their need for accessible information, both before they travel from Poland and after their arrival in the UK.
  
  Ian Fitzgerald is a leading academic from the School of the Built Environment Northumbria University who has carried out extensive research into issues affecting migrant workers.
  
  Roger Maddocks is a solicitor at Irwin Mitchell who has over 25 years experience in dealing with all types of workplace injuries and illnesses.
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• Polish Exodus from Siberia to Iran 1942

  A Showing of the documentary
  “Lost Requiem” by Khosrow Sinai
  Introduced by Ryszard Antolak.
  
  Stirling University. Pathfoot Building.
  28 Feb 2008.
  5.30 - 7 30 pm.
  Free.
  
  In 1942, 150,000 Polish men, women and children recently released from the Soviet work camps of Siberia, were allowed to enter Iran via the Caspian port of Pahlavi (Anzali). Within weeks of their arrival, thousands were dead. For the others, their lives were never the same again.
  
  First showing in UK.
  In English, Polish and Farsi.
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