What’s on the Careers Service’s coffee table?

coffee-tableNot a stack of year-old copies of Empire, Men’s Health and Heat, that’s f’sure. As the new term flood of careers titles abates it’s time to give you a round up of what’s available. Copies of all are available to browse and/or take away at your campus Careers Centre. If not, let us know and we’ll get some to you. Now, without any further delay…

Law is always a tad old school (no offence and all that), the legal profession is *big* on paper and this year is no exception:

Also from Targetjobs with profiles of major employers, advice on career options, applications, interviews and career development;

Employer Guides/Directories are always popular;

Prospects have published a couple of very useful titles;

A couple of quality specialist titles;

And finally, from your friends here at the Careers Service;

  • Your Career Starts Here – the 2016-17 student diary has advice on how to improve your employability skills while at university, as well as being a handy A5 diary.
  • Our in-house leaflets on Finding part-time jobs, CVs and covering letters, Application forms, Interviews and assessment centres, How to find a job, Opportunities in art and design and Disclosing a disability condense our web content into a range of handy reference booklets and are available to take away or download from our site.

How’s that to keep you going? Grab a copy or three of any of the above to keep yourself informed or provide the most ‘what the eff…?’ stocking filler present on Christmas Day. You’re welcome…

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Paul Rothwell • 17/11/2016


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