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Likely Lads

He may come from a small village in Maidstone, Kent, but Aaron Michael Sidwell has become a household name (and a bit of a heart throb) thanks to his part as mixed-up kid, Steven Beale in Britain’s favourite soap, EastEnders.

19-year-old Aaron currently plays the troubled Steven Beale in EastEnders, originally joining the cast in September 2007 as Steven, Ian Beale’s stepson, returned from New Zealand. Aaron took over the role from Edward Savage who last appeared in 2002.

Engineering Your Future

Engineering is the practical application of science. Engineers are involved in the research and development, design, manufacturing and production of the machinery, products and systems of everyday life - from cars to hospital equipment; from computers to drilling rigs; from alternative energy to communication systems.

Whats The Big Deal?

It’s easy to think that AIDS is something for other people to worry about - gay people, drug users, people who sleep around. This is wrong - all teens, whoever they are, wherever they live need to take the threat of HIV seriously. To be able to protect yourself, you need to know the facts, and know how to avoid becoming infected.

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Your foot. Our door.

It’s time for new voices to be heard.

12-month Diversity Production Training Scheme.
Generous training allowance.
Opportunities at TV and new media production companies nationwide.

You could be developing story ideas for Skins, joking with Justin on the Friday Night Project or flirting with Gordon on the F Word. You could even be whipping up widgets for one of our websites. One thing’s for sure, all your talent and passion will finally get a chance to shine. Talent. Passion. We’ll say it again, because those are what matter. Not the fact that you might be disabled, from an ethnic minority, never seen the inside of a university, too old for a career change, or a hundred other reasons why you think you’ll never get a foot in the door. We are keen to encourage under-represented voices like yours to be heard and to apply for this training opportunity. So what are you waiting for? Start pushing.

Find out more at channel4.com/4careers quoting reference: 4TDPT2008.
Closing date: 19 May 2008.

Our commitment to diversity doesn’t end with our programming.