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Graduate weapons for attacking the job hunt – PR
The graduate weapons returns, this time to take on careers in PR. My aim over the next few hundred words is to provide you grads with a mini-insight into the industry of public relations; what’s it all...
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Graduate weapons for attacking the job hunt – events management & hospitality
By Hannah Roberts Events. Who doesn’t love them? If you’re the type that enjoys planning, organising and socialising, a career in events management could be an appropriate path to pursue. This blog...
View ArticleThe top 5 certifications to start your career in IT
If you’re looking to embark on a career in IT, but like most graduates or school leavers lack the experience necessary to demonstrate your knowledge, a certification is a great way of demonstrating...
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Graduate weapons for attacking the job hunt: the third sector
By Hannah Roberts After a delicious break spent tearing up Croatia , I return to you on this lovely sunny Friday with my next instalment of the graduate weapons! This week I thought I’d take on...
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Graduate weapons for attacking the job hunt: digital
By Hannah Roberts Digi-devils this one’s for you. At a time when it’s not uncommon to see career paths and industries disappear altogether, there seems to be a growth in innovative career paths of a...
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Using social media during your job hunt
By Jovan Sterling-Noel. A couple of weeks ago, I came across an interesting statistic stating that 1 in 6 people, according to Jobvite, had found their latest job through using social media in 2012....
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Despite recent headlines, it’s not all bad news for graduates
By Andrew Scherer “Fall in graduate vacancies sees 85 apply for each job” warned a recent BBC News headline, reporting on the publication of the annual Association of Graduate Recruiter (AGR) survey....
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Inspiring’s Google+ #gradhangout
By Andrew Scherer Once you leave the warm bosom of university and head into the cold, unforgiving real world it can be difficult to make that first break into fully fledged employment. What sort of...
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Which job is right for me: graduate edition
“How can I improve my chances of success?” “How can I make my application stand out?” “What industry am I best suited to?” “Where am I going wrong?” During my first few months at Inspiring these were...
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Career metaphors explained
Our latest blog, in which Andrew goes a bit crazy, particularly on the stock images… Careers advice is littered with clichéd imagery. This is particularly true at the start of your journey into the...
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