Tuesday 29 October 2013
Monday 7 October 2013
Job hunting websites in the UK
Today's blog is going to be about the job-seeking websites in the UK.
The ones I have registered to are:
The good thing about subscribing is that they keep you updated on any new job openings/graduate program/career fair from various companies.
The bad thing is that it will be annoying checking the daily e-mails.
Good luck on the job hunting!
The ones I have registered to are:
- Guardian Jobs
- Rate my Placement
- Graduate jobs
- EuroGraduate
- Total jobs
- Prospects
- Target jobs
- Yougov
- Student gems
The good thing about subscribing is that they keep you updated on any new job openings/graduate program/career fair from various companies.
The bad thing is that it will be annoying checking the daily e-mails.
Good luck on the job hunting!
Wednesday 2 October 2013
One of the first things I did when I started my MSc was attending Fairs and joining groups.
The groups I joined were:
My main reason for not participating was either the meetings ended too late at night or it clashed with my lectures (I would also have them during lunch hour). If the societies updated their meeting hours in their page ( I am referring to the one under the Student Union), I would not have sent my request to join them. Even so, it is a good idea to participate actively, as you are meeting new people with similar interests and different backgrounds.
Instead the Fairs I attended were:
Fairs are the best places for poor students to stack-up on school materials, as they will last one year and you saved money :)
The groups I joined were:
- Islamic Society
- Bangladesh Society
- Italian Society
- Manchester University Comic Collective (MUCC)
- Gospel Choir
- Yoga & Living Well Society
- Japan Animation Society
My main reason for not participating was either the meetings ended too late at night or it clashed with my lectures (I would also have them during lunch hour). If the societies updated their meeting hours in their page ( I am referring to the one under the Student Union), I would not have sent my request to join them. Even so, it is a good idea to participate actively, as you are meeting new people with similar interests and different backgrounds.
Instead the Fairs I attended were:
- Ethnic Diversity Fair
- Business Fair
- Postgrad Fair
Fairs are the best places for poor students to stack-up on school materials, as they will last one year and you saved money :)
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