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Graduate Employment and Skills Guide
Yesterday, the Office for Students released this guide. But what’s included, and how can you best use it? Susannah has been taking a look through it to provide you the low-down…
R is for… Reflection
What is reflection? How does it relate to your career? We share how you can use reflection throughout your career to help you succeed.
Are you a 2020 or 2021 graduate? Keep reading!
Well, have we got a week for you! We want to give you one full-on shot (call it a vaccine?) to protect you in an uncertain job market. We’ve got a jam-packed week of activities for you to get involved in, entirely free.
Q is for… Questions
It’s easy to assume questions you need to be thinking about are the ones the interviewer asks you. But what are you going to ask them?
P is for… Parenting!
If you’re a parent, or you know a parent, or you have a parent… read this. A wonderful blog from an inspirational parent on the juggling act of parenting and work. Is it possible to ‘have it all’?
O is for… Opportunities!
‘Opportunity is missed by most because it’s dressed in overalls and looks like work’.
N is for… Negotiation
As a student, I know the pressure of graduating in difficult times and understand how important is to build a great skillset. Everyone is a great communicator, a fantastic problem solver and has a perfect academic record. I have seen so many highly talented connections accept jobs that don’t deserve them because they failed to negotiate ideally for the position.
M is for… Management
I’m fortunate to have a great manager, so I asked her to share some musings with you on the topic.
L is for… LinkedIn
There are some people who absolutely know what they’re doing with LinkedIn. Our Employability and Skills Manager, Chiara, is one of them. So I asked her to share all her secrets…
