Options after graduating
In this post, Eve Handy, one of the Careers Centre’s Peer Support Assistants, provides helpful advice and suggestions on what you can do after graduating.
I am an Information Officer at the Careers Centre and one of our CV Advisers. I am jointly responsible for the overall management and updating of the Careers Centre website and all Careers Centre resources. You may also see me occasionally working at reception.
In this post, Eve Handy, one of the Careers Centre’s Peer Support Assistants, provides helpful advice and suggestions on what you can do after graduating.
In this post, Charlie Norman, one of our Peer Support Assistants, provides hints and tips on how to develop your career focus.
The language used when describing careers can be confusing. This post, written by Amy Kinsman, Careers Adviser, lists commonly used career words to help you on your career journey.
We are delighted to welcome back all returning students. We hope you enjoyed the winter break and are ready to start Semester 2!
This post provides our advice on some of the most common CV mistakes and how to avoid them.
Congratulations to everyone graduating in November 2023! We know it takes time to transition out of University – that’s why the Careers Centre is here to support you for the next three years!
Discover CareerSet – an enhanced AI-based platform designed to improve your CV and cover letter for future job applications.
Could you be an Undergraduate of the Year? The TargetJobs Undergraduate of the Year Awards are widely recognised by graduate recruiters.
This post provides advice on how the Careers Centre can help you access funds to support you with work-related activity, how to find a part-time job and how to protect yourself against job scams.
The Careers Centre has many opportunities to help you network and enhance your employability. In this post, we’ll look at some ways you can get started and get connected!