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In today’s world, CVs and online applications don’t allow you to show all that you can achieve and do. This limitation can place people at a disadvantage. It can also continue the old rule of ‘need experience to get experience.’ We want to break this.

A not-for-profit, Views Heard aims to show everyone your strength, skills and knowledge. We do this through the creation of your own webpage; providing feedback, editing and support to show your work at its best.

Contact employers directly by sending across your webpage to show what you can do. This can be a variety of things from research, culture, how-to guides, recipes, craft, science and much more.

At Views Heard we offer you the chance to shine and the security of having a site that will support you. 
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Book cover with the silhouette of flying birds
Poster design of Mr Robot
Sculpture: A narrow pole reaches up from the floor, its top covered by a small square rest. From this rest a girl hold herself upright by one arm, the other extended out to the side, while her legs are crossed and held up and behind her head - curving her form.
Graphic illustrated image of the rocks of Craigh na Dun
Graphic design: Mustard yellow background, with only Freddie Mercury's hair and moustache featuring
Book cover showing two bullets and Korean handwriting
Photograph showing a spicy mince pasty cut in half, the pastry flaking at the edges.
Various stills from the film
TV still: Martin stands in a supermarket
Painting: A young women crouches between threatening waves, she grasps a red stick, while a bird of prey flies beside her holding a larger branch. The woman, the bird and the waves are painted in shades of blue, while the skyline is oranges
Poster design showing a little girl's raggedy doll, with two striped lines behind it - representing both the main character's tracksuit stripes and the beams of flashlights
Film still showing Jack standing on a chair looking out of the skylight
Image showing Oh Wonder performing at the WayHome Music and Arts Festival
Oil painting filled with bright colours, sinuous lines and abstract figures
Painting by John Singer Sargent showing a floral garden, where two young girls hold paper lanterns
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