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Simply speaking a foreign language may not be enough if you want to use it in a professional context. Here are three key things to think about before including language skills in your job applications.

Our friends at StandOut CV have come up with a handy infographic on how to give your CV that extra oompf:

Although there are dozens of telecommuting jobs around, let’s focus on some of the most convenient and promising ones.

We know how disheartening it is to be on the receiving end of a rejection letter, but we also know the odds are we’ll all receive our fair share. So here are three famous rejection letters to brighten your day!

Are you someone who’s thinking of a career in teaching? Then you should most definitely consider TESOL. Wondering what exactly is TESOL? Read on.

Considering a year abroad but not sure if the experience will make you more employable? Read on.

If you part of the one in ten students who spent “over £2,700 of their loan in the first fortnight”, you have probably been as broke as a joke for the last 2 months. If you’re tired of playing hide and seek with your student loan, here are a few tips to help.

With the 16-25 unemployment rate standing at almost 12% the post-university gap year is an increasingly popular trend. With many graduates facing the choice of working behind the counter on their local high street or 'finding themselves' on a rough and ready backpackers adventure, it seems a bit of a no-brainer.

Here are 5 of the main reasons why getting involved in societies is key to maximising the university experience.

It's January - the most popular month of the year for leaving a job. It can be daunting not knowing how to approach your boss, the best way to word your resignation or even what paperwork to expect when you leave. So here’s some practical advice on how to make the process go smoothly.