Month: May 2014
Common CV myths – busted!
No matter how far down the career path you are, you should always remember that your CV is the number one resource to help you around it – like an old A-Z Map book that employers want to read to guide you around. Whether you’re an active job seeker or not, you should always make Continue reading..
University’s not for me. How can I become an engineer?
Great earning potential, undeniable job prospects and a well-publicised current demand for engineers and technicians to fill the skills-gap: it’s no wonder more and more people are beginning to consider engineering careers. Here we’ll be exploring four of the non-traditional routes into engineering – apprenticeships, school and college-leaver programmes, sponsored degrees and engineering gateways. Apprenticeships Continue reading..
Things to consider when searching for a job in the education sector
For many teachers and newly qualified education candidates, the job hunting process can be both time consuming and potentially daunting. But how can you best prepare for this in order to set yourself up for success? Consider your online presence Social media can be a highly useful tool to find your new role. For Continue reading..
New research shows female graduates increasingly seeking careers in male-dominated job sectors
Propensity for male graduates to look for careers in traditionally female-dominated job sectors has fallen over the last decade. New research from graduate-jobs.com, the largest independent graduate jobs board in the UK, reveals that female graduates are increasingly seeking careers in traditionally male-dominated job sectors. Analysis of the career preferences of nearly 600,000 graduate job-seekers Continue reading..
Are you considering a career as a carer?
Becoming a carer is an extremely fulfilling career, but it’s not by any means an easy job. It requires a lot of of patience and understanding, and knowing that you are responsible for ensuring that residents are comfortable and properly cared for. The fundamental attributes of a good carer are: Professionalism at all times Patience Continue reading..






























