Hi everyone! Bringing this back for myself to really amp up my efforts to progress. It'd be nice to catch up in next week's session, do join in if it helps! :)

In our last week's session, @Hiranmayi Lingam delivered a presentation on - Exploring Careers in Procurement, Skills & AI. It is now available to watch in the 1830 Tribe Classroom! 🙌 If you are a premium member, you can now access the recordings from our weekly sessions. We explored a career path that doesn't always get the attention it deserves, and discussed how the skills you already have could open doors to opportunities you might not have considered. Here's what we covered: ✅ What procurement actually is and the career opportunities it offers ✅ Transferable skills that can help you stand out ✅ Real-world decision-making through an interactive challenge ✅ Practical steps to build your career ✅ How AI is changing the workplace and why human skills still matter 👉 Head over to the Classroom and start watching! 💬 And once you've watched, come back here and tell us: What's one thing you learnt that you hadn't considered before? Thanks @Hiranmayi Lingam for your contribution 🙏

Hey everyone! 👋 I've put together a Google Sheet based on my own research with 169 employers across 11 sectors in the UK and Ireland to help international students and graduates researching job opportunities and visa sponsorship. The list includes employer details, sponsorship information, restrictions and careers links (some of them are missing , but I did the most I can). 🔍 Credibility: UK employers have been cross-checked against the official UK Home Office Register of Licensed Sponsors (28 October 2026), with employer recruitment policies included where available. You can check this link for more information on the companies : https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/register-of-licensed-sponsors-workers?utm_source=chatgpt.com ⚠️ Please note: Holding a sponsorship licence doesn't guarantee sponsorship for every vacancy. Always verify the specific role before applying. 🔗 Access the directory here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10vw6Is7EydBUGJ4CZxajxHHw5dEuvWvQAX-2YHRaLVA/edit?usp=sharing Hope this saves everyone some research time! Feel free to share any updates or insights. Let's help each other out! 🙌

Last week, 1830 Tribe stepped out of the screen and into the room. After 24 weeks of online calls, conversations and community building, we finally brought people together in person for our first Common Room. There were no big speeches and no pressure to network. Just small-group conversations, shared experiences, honest questions and people getting to know each other at different stages of their UK journey. We talked careers, confidence, moving countries, changing plans, finding community and everything in between. A huge thank you to everyone who came along, and to @Harsh Jain , @Atul Rana and @Hiranmayi Lingam for sharing their experiences so openly. The best part was seeing the idea actually work in real life: people who may never have met otherwise sitting around the same table, exchanging stories and learning from each other. That’s what we want 1830 Tribe to keep becoming. Different journeys. Same room. Special thanks for @Siddharth Sharma, @Bhavya D, @Gagan Mopuri for organising sessions. @Karina Jutlla for content and @Chita Vohra for handling the bar 🙏 Here are a few moments from the first one 📸💗 And we’re doing it again. 👀 📅 12 December 🕓 4–7 PM 📍 Birmingham If you missed the first Common Room, or want to come back for round two: The Common Room #02