Monday, 17th May, 11:00am-12:00pm, Online
We know you are graduating in an uncertain time. This workshop aims to help you understand and navigate the challenges and opportunities in the graduate labour market at the moment. We will discuss the positive actions and steps you can take to start or progress your planning now, including job opportunity search techniques and where you can access helpful online resources.
This session will be run online. Please register to attend to receive the URL.
Monday, 17th May, 2:00pm-3:00pm, Online
We know that employers often look at our work experience for evidence of our skills and abilities, but how do you apply for jobs if you don’t have much or any experience? This workshop will help you identify where you have developed skills in other areas and how you can make the most of the experiences you have had when writing applications or speaking to employers.
This session will be run online. Please register to attend to receive the URL.
Tuesday, 18th May, 11:00am-12:00pm, Online
Learning how to market yourself in writing is an essential step towards gaining that all-important interview and then the job itself. Many employers, particularly large organisations, now ask candidates to complete an online application form.
This session will be run online. Please register to attend to receive the URL.
Tuesday, 18th May, 2:00pm-3:00pm, Online
You may be asked to take part in a Virtual Assessment Centre by recruiters in the coming months. This session offers an overview of what to expect from a Virtual Assessment Centre as well as the opportunity for you to experience several exercises you may face, including psychometric tests and a group case study. There will be an opportunity for feedback, along wish top tips and advice on the best resources to use for further preparation and confidence building.
This session will be run online. Please register to attend to receive the URL.
Tuesday, 18th May, 4:00pm-5:00pm, Online
92% of recruiters are using social media in recruitment so your professional online presence, such as an effective LinkedIn profile, is an integral part of the recruitment process. To play the recruitment game well you need a really professional profile and an understanding of all its useful functions. Fortunately it's pretty straightforward and easy to use and today we'll show you how to get a really great profile, how to use LinkedIn as a research tool and how to search for jobs, all helping you to succeed and get what you want from your career.
This session will be run online. Please register to attend to receive the URL.
Wednesday, 19th May, 11:00am-12:00pm, Online
This workshop will cover some of the key factors to consider when deciding whether you want to share your disability with an employer. We will help you think about what you could share with them, when in the recruitment and selection process and also give you some examples of how you can do this. There will be time for questions and we'll introduce you to further useful services and resources that are available for you.
This session will be run online. Please register to attend to receive the URL.
Wednesday, 19th May, 11:00am-12:00pm, Online
Unsure about what to expect from an interview? This session will help you to consider video interview practicalities (whether these are live or recorded interviews). We'll look at how to anticipate likely interview questions and give effective responses. We will consider ways you can show your motivation, some solutions for handling those interview nerves and what you can do to get yourself well prepared. There will be some time for your own questions and we will provide details of further 1:1 help and resources which are available to you.
This session will be run online. Please register to attend to receive the URL.
Wednesday, 19th May, 4:00pm-5:00pm, Online
Would you like to get better informed about postgraduate study? This workshop will help you explore different types of PG study, what to consider when making choices and how to make effective applications. It will also provide you with an overview of the different types of funding there may be available.
This session will be run online. Please register to attend to receive the URL.
Thursday, 20th May, 10:00am-4:00pm, Online
An interactive and reflective 1 day course giving you the space to find your way to a successful and fulfilling career. You will consider: How positive psychology can help you in your life and career, Ways to develop resilience and improve your outlook, How to play to your strengths and stay true to your values, How to celebrate progress and recognise opportunities.
This session will be run online. Please register to attend to receive the URL.
Friday, 21st May, 10:00am-11:00am, Online
Volunteering as work experience: find out the what, why and how of volunteering Microvolunteering: gaining valuable experience from home Boost your applications! Gain some practical tips on reflective writing and articulating your volunteering experiences to employers.
This session will be run online. Please register to attend to receive the URL.
Friday, 21st May, 1:00pm-2:00pm, Online
Networking has always been an important way to building and nurturing professional relationships and seeking out new opportunities. Networking confidently is a great way to stand out when meeting employers at careers fairs and assessment centres, helping you shine throughout the recruitment process. In the ‘Power of Networking’ workshop we want to help you overcome any networking nerves and give you a safe and supportive space to explore your own approach.
This session will be run online. Please register to attend to receive the URL.