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The all-important question is what makes one creative portfolio stand out from another
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Pip Jamieson, Founder and CEO of The Dots shares her hints and tips on getting and making the most of internships.
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Top 10 graduate job interview mistakes
Interviews are a necessary evil on the path to a successful career - go along prepared by taking note of the following tips
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Landing a spot on a top graduate scheme, 5 ways how
As graduate schemes for some of the country’s biggest employers start to open, here are a talent manager’s top tips for graduates looking to land a place on a scheme
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GCSE results: Almost all young people believe not enough is being done to help them find their first job
In separate research, young people also feel they are not getting enough education on managing their finances, causing them to fall into debt in later life
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Time for a change? Maybe it's time to get into teaching...
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Report: Young people with IT skills are massively in demand - but the government needs to provide more support
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When you get your first job, it’ll be time to start acting like a grown-up says Craig O’Callaghan
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The fight for feedback: Why it pays to ask
How many times have you been rejected after a job interview and wanted to know why?
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It's time to polish up that CV. Recruitment expert Corinne Mills explains how
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Young people in England spend more time out of work or on the dole than their counterparts in other western countries, according to an influential report out today.
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Three in four of people on Work Programme yet to find a job
Three out of four of the long-term unemployed taking part in the Government’s £5bn Work Programme have not yet started a job, according to figures published today.
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Careers advice in schools is on "life support" with too few youngsters equipped to cope with the world of work, the head of Britain's employers warned today.
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Top 20 School Leaver Employers
Following satisfaction surveys carried out by current school leavers taking part in school leaver programmes, the team at All About School Leavers reveal the top 20 employers.
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Going it alone - how I did it
We speak to Olivia Barker, who set up her own charity at just 23.
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Lack of computer know-how is holding young jobseekers back
Poor computer skills could be hampering young people's career chances, a charity warned today.
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The paper CV is dead. As companies rate potential employees on their online presence, you need to tweak your Twitter résumé, says Rosamund Urwin
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Have you made your an awesome CV yet? Simple, but so many people have mistakes in their CVs or don't spend as much time as they should on them. Have a look at our handy guide to creating a killer CV and cover letter. This should tell you everything you need to know about writing a readable, usefu...
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iInspire
MI5 Intelligence Analysts play a vital role at the heart of British intelligence. To learn more about what the role involves, we spoke to some of the analysts at the organisation’s HQ in London.
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Give us a job: How graduates can stand out from the crowd
"Well done, Carruthers. First at Oxford, eh? Just the ticket! When can you start?" This pastiche of recruitment practices in the 1950s and 1960s is only partly apocryphal. It would be totally out-of-date if applied to the recruitment of university graduates in the 21st century.