There?s a wealth of options available for those leaving school or university looking to move onto a new career, and even more resources helping guide you in the right direction as far as careers advice goes. It?s always your call, but a little bit of reading will do you no harm at all, and perhaps open new doors in career advice you weren?t aware of.
The government, though, have cut funding for career advice for young people and school leavers by 100 million. This, unfortunately, makes the job market look even more competitive than ever before. Established career advice services like Connexions are a thing of the past, but if you?re prepared to do a little digging around, you?ll find there are still plenty of options available.
Once you?ve decided which industry you want to work in, you could, perhaps, look into companies and organisations within that industry ? and there?s no harm in that: being proactive like this is a sure way to impress potential employers. While you?re doing your research, you?ll find out what qualifications you need, what kind of salary you can expect and what kind of apprenticeship schemes or internships are on offer. If you?re planning to go down the apprenticeship route, you should look into the National Apprenticeship Service first.
If you?re planning for when you graduate university, you would be wise not to overlook Prospects, a government-funded resource into the best available jobs and advice for those looking to establish their career with their recently obtained degrees. For everyone else, try Nextstep, which focuses on practical advice, policy changes and even material such as CV writing tips in a very straight-forward manner.
Independent, but an invaluable student career advice resource would be Guardian Careers, who offer a large number of available jobs for university leavers and otherwise, as well as niche advice and great columnists. In the midst of university, or on planning to attend, you?ll find a lively and helpful student career advice community over at The Student Rooms website as well as a relevant news feed and features that might be of relevance to you.
If you?re looking for apprenticeships in London you can find information about them and other apprenticeships in the UK that are possible at Notgoingtouni.co.uk. You?ll also find more information and advice about foundation degrees, gap years, voluntary work and sponsored degrees, as well as more than 300 distance learning videos.
Source: http://business.redbright.co.za/where-can-i-find-student-career-advice/
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The rumors were true, everyone. After months of anticipation and speculation, the device once known as the HTC Edge (or Endeavor) has been officially revealed here at MWC as the HTC One X. The One X (called a "multimedia livewire" in the press release) has an 8-megapixel camera, 4.7-inc LCD display, and 1080p video recorder. The new One X runs Android with the HTC Sense 4 UI overlay.
On a lighter note, did you know the previous home of Mary Kay of Mary Kay cosmetics luxury home is up for sale? ?Mary Kay sold her Dallas home back in 2000 to a physician who is now selling the pale pink home once again for $3.3 ?million. ?
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