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Tuesday 24 March 2015
Exciting Cultural Placements in India
Recruitment Event for African Nationals - London
Elite is proud to announce their 1st London Recruitment Summit for Africa. The event will take place in London for three days on the 2nd Semester of 2015.
Elite’s objective for the summit is to bring international companies together with operations in African countries looking to interview and recruit top candidates from the African Diaspora across Europe.
All selected African nationals will have the opportunity to meet these international companies that are focused on finding national talent and recruiting African candidates for their in-country operations across the African continent. The companies participating in the Elite summit are actively committed in the localisation of their in-country work force, creating an opportunity to meet the best international based African candidates.
For more information, visit the website
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Teach Abroad Opportunities
Teaching English abroad continues to be a very popular route for students and graduates looking to gain international experience.
And the good news is there are plenty of opportunities in this area, here are a few exciting ones coming up.
Teach Abroad Scholarship - offered by the English Language Centre, which is a social enterprise, and aimed primarily at unemployed graduates, although undergraduates are also eligible and final year students are particularly welcome. To apply you need to send your CV and covering letter stating why you want to teach abroad and why you should receive full scholarship.
Deadline for applications is 31st March 2015 at 5 p.m.
Teach English in China - Teach English in China is an international paid work-travel programme with a difference. No extra training is required, all that is needed is that you are a graduate, a native English speaker and complete their language training programme. If you are not a native English speaker but speak English fluently you may also be eligible. English language learning has been given more emphasis in this fast changing country; be part of this important change. Applications are being accepted until end of June 2015.
TEFL in Prague - a fully accredited TEFL course being offered by Smaller Earth at a top academy in Prague, and also a chance to explore all that the city has to offer... Study, work and play all in one!
And the good news is there are plenty of opportunities in this area, here are a few exciting ones coming up.
Teach Abroad Scholarship - offered by the English Language Centre, which is a social enterprise, and aimed primarily at unemployed graduates, although undergraduates are also eligible and final year students are particularly welcome. To apply you need to send your CV and covering letter stating why you want to teach abroad and why you should receive full scholarship.
Deadline for applications is 31st March 2015 at 5 p.m.
Teach English in China - Teach English in China is an international paid work-travel programme with a difference. No extra training is required, all that is needed is that you are a graduate, a native English speaker and complete their language training programme. If you are not a native English speaker but speak English fluently you may also be eligible. English language learning has been given more emphasis in this fast changing country; be part of this important change. Applications are being accepted until end of June 2015.
TEFL in Prague - a fully accredited TEFL course being offered by Smaller Earth at a top academy in Prague, and also a chance to explore all that the city has to offer... Study, work and play all in one!
Friday 6 March 2015
Life after Uni – What Next?
Try this Poll
Answer TRUE or
FALSE
You know what you can do with your degree.
You know the kind of jobs that will suit you.
You know what your strengths are.
You have identified a particular first graduate job that you
will go for.
You don’t want to think about it.
You are open to ideas in terms of graduate jobs.
You are going to apply for loads of different jobs and hope
something will work out right.
You have no clue what you can do after your degree.
You want to take a gap year to work out what to do for your
career.
You know that you need to work on your CV.
The whole hullaballoo of doing graduate applications
bores/terrifies (insert a word here) you.
You wonder whether your social media profiles will be
scrutinised by employers.
You’re hoping all this career planning stuff will fade away
and leave you alone.
You don’t want to be unemployed.
The job market has picked up, so you’re optimistic.
You know where to look for graduate jobs.
You have already started applying for jobs.
You might notice something about your mind-state from doing this poll. You could be someone who is putting off thinking about the whole ‘make a career decision’ thing or you could feel reasonably prepared or somewhere in between.
The career decision continuum
No idea - Vague ideas - Pretty definite ideas -
Definite plan - Plan-in-action - Job offers
Careers
advisers are there to help you make progress wherever you are on this
continuum. That’s what they live for!
(Go to www.uclan.ac.uk/careers)
But keep
reading. There’s something else.
The 10 STEPS approach
This is a quick
online course to kick start your graduate career decisions. It will make you excited about the ‘What Next’.
There
are
things you can do to boost your chances of getting a great graduate job quickly. This course will help you take quick action
through a sequence of 10 STEPS. That’s
all it will take.
On
this online journey you follow 10 short STEPS of interactive learning. It’s easy to fit it in around whatever else
is going on in your life.
There’s
a certificate for satisfactory completion of the course. It’s an extra qualification for your CV. It tells an employer that you are work-savvy.
Help!
There’s help
with this from an employability tutor (that’s me!) This can be via email, phone, SKYPE or in
person. Impossible to resist.
Available on Blackboard from the 16th of March entitled the ‘10 Practical Steps to getting
a job’ online course.
PROMISE.
This will be useful. It will direct you
to your first graduate job and help you be confident about your life after
university. Get started!
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