Unlock Your Business’s Potential with the Business Advice Centre
London, London
The Business Advice Centre at the University of East London (UEL) is dedicated to providing career guidance, empowering aspiring entrepreneurs, and supporting small businesses to thrive. As a student-led, pro bono initiative, the Centre offers free, practical guidance to individuals seeking to start, manage, or expand their ventures with a special focus on supporting local enterprises in the East London area. We offer a wide range of services and resources, including: One-on-one consultations to address specific business challenges and student career consultations. Workshops and networking sessions to build entrepreneurial skills. Offering personalized assistance in essential areas of business operations, such as business planning, digital marketing, social media management, operational processes, and applied research. Our business management students, under the guidance of experienced faculty and experienced business consultants, collaborate with business owners to deliver innovative, real-world solutions that drive sustainable growth. Whether you’re just beginning your entrepreneurial journey or aiming to scale your existing business, the Business Advice Centre is here to help - free of charge and open to the East London community. 👉 Connect with us to explore how we can support your business goals!
Hybrid · Stratford
Investigate how caregiver-child shared reading supports early learning by analyzing interaction, attention, and coordinated neural activity using methods such as dual-brain EEG. Share findings with teachers and early years practitioners through accessible publications, events, and training.
On-site · Stratford
Support the design and delivery of a participatory evaluation, including recruiting and supporting young co-researchers, collecting and analysing data, and managing participant information securely. Prepare evaluation reports and policy outputs, support safeguarding procedures, and liaise with schools, community organisations, and programme partners across east London.
On-site · Stratford
Conduct mixed-method research on online harms and child protection, with a contribution to research on online multiplayer gaming and youth safeguarding. Develop funding bids, publish research papers and policy materials, build stakeholder networks, disseminate findings, and manage junior staff as appropriate.
On-site · Stratford
Support research activities, including ethics applications, data collection and analysis, participant data management, and the preparation of research materials, briefings, and literature reviews. Develop research papers, reports, and policy briefings, and help disseminate the Think Tank’s work while engaging with stakeholders and supporting project administration.
