- June 6, 2017
- Marketing Team
A selection of our most exciting careers opportunities this month!
‘International Citizenship Service’ is a government run scheme that enables young British people to go to a developing country and work with a charity for three months So I have interviewed myself about my....
- June 6, 2017
- Eleanor Booth
- June 6, 2017
- Eleanor Booth
The charity sector continues to grow and change, as it attracts more and more graduates each year. Here's what it's like working as a ‘Communications and Fundraising Officer’ for a small charity in Uganda.
- June 5, 2017
- Emily Braybrooke
With these eight tips, hopefully you can go from skint student to savvy saver.
- June 5, 2017
- Sonam Nundoochan
After studying for exams and months of getting through your reading lists for the year, reading may be the last thing on your mind as summer approaches. But books can prove to be incredible guides that offer advice, motivation and inspiration!
- June 3, 2017
- Eleanor Booth
We catch up with David, a Harper Adams graduate who farms in Warwickshire, to find out why he has decided to follow his family into this industry post-university.
- June 3, 2017
- Luke Bennett
Before making the decision to continue studying it is important to weigh up the pros and cons of a postgraduate course.
- June 2, 2017
- Thom Brown
With each party campaigning for your vote, here’s a quick rundown of where each of the 3 main parties stand with regards to their policies aimed at younger voters, students and graduates.
- June 2, 2017
- Xiomara Meyer
As a graduate, one of the first things they tell you is that you will have to learn to accept rejection. Here are five ways to brush off that feeling of inadequacy, and be on your way to the next opportunity.
- June 1, 2017
- Marketing Team
Only half of graduates go on to work in the same field as their chosen degree. But that’s okay! Whether you come to the realisation at the end of your studies or after speaking to your lecturer, deciding to make a career change at the start of your working life does not have to result in elicit panic.
