With deadlines fast approaching and your university days numbered, you may be concerned that your CV is not sufficient enough to enter you into the working world Once you have mastered how to write the perfect CV,....
Keeping the environment at the forefront of your mind can be hard when faced by the seemingly endless obstacles of student life, whether it be your intensifying workload, your horrific spending habits or that mould by your window that’s spreading faster than the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
Although the internet is full of advice on how to create the perfect CV, the truth is there’s no one definitive way to style it; after all, some people have begun to favour ‘creative CVs’ – which can be anything from an infographic to an elaborate illustration, a milk carton to a billboard.
Graduating is an exciting milestone in every student’s life.
You’ve just finished your first year at uni and you’re getting ready for the summer break but a question looms on your mind – “where am I going to live next year?”
You loved your time in halls where you met almost too many people.
A surprising amount of people let themselves down with poor email etiquette.
Welcome to the world of work.
Millennials are considered an anxious generation, which is often attributed to an obsession with technology, overbearing parents and the stress that comes with trying to fit into a social media-driven world.
Whether you’re cramming for an upcoming exam or researching book upon book in preparation for an essay or presentation deadline, your spare time can become pretty limited – but that doesn’t mean your food choices should!
It’s time to stop procrastinating and get down to revising.
