Working life
The business landscape for graduates in 2015/16
If this year’s crop of graduates are feeling upbeat about their job prospects, they have good reason: they are making their foray into full-time employment in an era of considerable economic growth. By Gabrielle Monaghan.
Making ends meet: surviving on expenses or low pay during your internship or first job
When graduating from college and entering into a competitive workplace, it can be a challenge to have to make your way through a work placement on low pay, or perhaps nothing at all, after years of doing the same in college. But with a bit of careful planning, looking at the best ways of keeping costs down and with a little earning on the side you can make it manageable.
Training and development
Your first graduate job will help you develop your knowledge and skills, whether through on-the-job training or professional qualifications.
Professional qualifications
A professional qualification can fast-track your graduate career, and professional bodies may even help you find a job.
Your first job
Your first graduate job brings new challenges, from workplace etiquette to dress code. These tips will help you make the transition to working life.
