Congratulations graduates!
Congratulations to everyone graduating in 2022! 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!
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Why graduates need soft skills, and how to develop them
The graduate job market is a competitive place. Your application for any given role will be one of many, and employers need a way to differentiate you from others with similar qualifications and experience.
Transgender Day of Visibility
Today, on Trans Day of Visibility, the Careers Centre celebrates the lives, achievements, and resilience of the trans community at the University of St Andrews.
Black Careers Matter
If you are looking for employers committed to racial and ethnic inclusion, the Careers Centre can help you get started.
Disability in recruitment and the workplace: adjustments and employers’ duties
Navigating recruitment processes and workplace environments with a disability, neurodivergence, or health condition can be uniquely challenging. However, there are different ways to receive adjustments to ensure these…
Smashing the interview
Very few people would say they enjoy going to a job interview – an environment that is designed to put the spotlight on you! But, with the right preparation, you can succeed.
Savvy job searching
Once you are ready to look, finding a job can sometimes be a challenge. In this post, we’ll cover a few tips to get you started.
New year, new you – how the Careers Centre can help
As we begin the New Year, consider making the most of what the Careers Centre can offer you.
Continue learning – further study
Postgraduate study is a popular next career step for many St Andrews undergraduates and at this time of year it’s often the focus of careers advice appointments for final year students.
Four common cover letter mistakes to avoid
A cover letter is an important part of many job and internship applications. It’s crucial that you avoid four of the most common mistakes we see students and graduates make when writing one.