Working in London is an expensive affair From your first morning coffee to your evening takeaway, everything seems overpriced And as if that wasn’t bad enough, did you know that London has the most expensive....
Between throwing your cap into the air and finding your feet in the “real world,” there exists a magical time of total freedom. So it is no surprise that fleeing the country with your belongings on your back, for a few months of stress-free exploring, sounds like the perfect escape.
Volunteering at festivals works particularly well for students and other people who can’t afford the ever-rising price tag of music festivals, but also for those with a heart of gold, trying to inject some good will into society.
If you’re finishing your degree and don’t have a job lined up, don’t panic. Here are 5 reasons why stepping away from the grind for a few months might be the best thing you ever do.
Ah, uni. A chance to spread your wings and experience the big wide world. But if you’re not quite ready to fly the nest yet, you should at least be prepared for the next 3 years.
Exam season is looming which means staying productive is essential. Studying for hours each day means you'll be in need of regular study breaks.
If you're wondering whether an online course is for you, here are 5 helpful tips on gaining success in distance learning.
There are some fundamental life lessons that university degrees don't cover - and no amount of portfolios will rectify that. Here are our top points to consider before entering the workplace as a graduate - and trust us, the next five minutes' reading could be just as important as your entire degree.
Successful, positive communication can benefit you and your business tremendously, but the reverse is true as well. When you are not an effective communicator, you can damage important relationships, decrease productivity in your office, and even damage the reputation of your brand.
Sleeping well during your college years can be a challenge; social pressures and study stress are a combination that makes regular sleep difficult. So when you realise that it’s time to improve on the little bit of sleep that you do get, how do you go about it?
