Not everyone is into the clubbing scene at uni which is fair enough.

Though the level of national unemployment is slowly decreasing, there are still a lot of people out of work. Still, the level of vacancies is on the rise, meaning now is a better time than ever to get out there and find a job – whether you’re finding one after being out of work, or just looking for a change.

The start of your career might seem like forever away. Still, today’s students are pretty ambitious, with many running a business or an Instagram account with a healthy following on the side.

Being a fresher is a once in a lifetime experience. Now is your chance to explore a new city, embrace independent living and meet a host of exciting new people.

For some, the term 'freelance' may conjure images of the deathless Carrie Bradshaw, a self-employed journalist asking rhetorical questions about gender and barely ever actually producing any work, and yet apparently being paid enough to buy designer clothing. If only!

Ah! Summer is almost over. Thank goodness you found time to do that mountain hike, catch up on all that term-time reading and finally get to grips with... Oh, who are we kidding?

You’re heading off to university and you’ve probably thought of everything… Well, almost. Here are five things you should remember as a fresher.

It's easy to lose motivation during the job hunt. But while no-one's saying to completely stop, accepting the related mental health struggles and finding a balance will help.

There are a number of things you can do after graduating to put your skills in place, increase your career prospects and make the post-graduate world a less frightening place.

Whatever your situation, retail could be the answer! Here are six reasons why a career in retail could be exactly what you’re looking for.