CAREER MENTORING SCHEME
How is this affected by coronavirus?
Careers support has been offered in a range of digital formats, with digital careers guidance appointments and virtual fairs and events.
*These provisions may change.
Career planning and guidance
The Employability & Careers Hub provides services to students to help navigate career planning, available for up to three years after graduation. Students can access drop-in advice clinics and one-to-one guidance.
Employability portal
The student employability portal presents online personalised careers, vacancy and event information to students based on year group, subject area and preferred location(s).
Job search
Students are supported with all aspects of local, national and global job-search activities including help with CV preparation, job applications, mock interviews and assessment centres.
Employer engagement
Graduate, placement and specialist careers fairs are held across all campuses. Events include networking forums, presentations, workshops and subject-specific events to bring employers and students closer together.
Skills development
Students can attend a broad range of skills development seminars and workshops delivered in partnership with alumni, industry experts and careers professionals.
