Looking for a job as a graduate and writing a story might not strike you as the same thing Still, let’s think about it When you’re writing your resume or your CV, you’re looking to inspire, persuade, educate....
The night of spooks and thrills is almost upon us! To students across the country, Halloween is a night of partying and the chance to dress up. You've still got plenty of time to organise your outfit, from choosing who to go as, to finding or even making the costume!
All you Tweeters out there may have noticed that September 13 2017 was Ask A Curator Day.
As a financially challenged student you might think that there’s little you can do to protect the environment. Wrong! Little changes to your lifestyle and a bit of extra effort can make all the difference.
Heading into an interview, you probably know the answers to questions about your skills and experience by heart. So what would you do if a potential employer asked you how you feel when you break a promise, or whether you prefer finishing or starting tasks?
Look at you go, you little adult, you! You’ve signed the lease and you’re all moved into your first rental property. Once you’ve finished happy-dancing around your new living room, there are a few things you’ll need to sort out.
As statistics show a recent drop in young people learning to drive, teenagers everywhere are favouring other means of transport. With many heading off to university just a year or two later, one question is worth reviewing: is having a car worth it during the student years?
If this is your first time applying for grad schemes, be prepared. There’s a lot of work involved that you may be unfamiliar with. That’s okay; from now to the final stages, you have a lot of time to prepare and improve your job game.
Fresh out of uni and eager to bag that brand new job? Good for you; it’s tough competition out there. Still, when you take your first steps through the front door at your new workplace there are some things you should be prepared for.
It can be both exciting and nerve-wracking living with people that you’ve never met before. As with all happy families, be prepared for the enviable conflicts and drama that will occur from time to time.
