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Career Pathways...

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  • We can help you explore a whole range of Career pathways in Art & Design including Graphic Design, Interior Design, Careers in Television and Journalism, Social Media, Heritage Crafts, and multiple unusual job roles.  Contact us to learn how WE can help YOU!

Work experience

Work experience is crucial for students as it provides practical insights into the working world, helping you to apply theoretical knowledge to real-life situations. It enhances a students understanding of their chosen field, builds relevant skills, and boosts your CV, making you more competitive in the job market. Additionally, work experience helps students develop professional networks, gain confidence, and refine your career goals, ultimately making the transition from education to employment smoother and more successful. 

 

Top Tips:-

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  • Start early, many roles and companies are highly competitive

  • Research the company 

  • Think about what you want to get out of work experience

  • Ensure your CV is up to date

  • Ask teachers, lecturers, parents, to help you find work experience

  • Show enthusiasm for the role

  • Be proactive and persistent

  • Keep a note of who you have contacted 

  • Be flexible

  • Prepare for interviews, practice answering common questions​

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To help students prepare for the world of work, we deliver a range of workshops all aimed at developing crucial employability skills including:-

 

  • CV creation

  • Cover letters

  • Interview Tips & Techniques

  • Body Language at Interview

  • Psychometric Testing

  • Reasonable adjustments employers can make ​​

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If you are considering working for yourself or setting up in business, there are lots of support organisations to help you do this. You DO NOT need to go to University first!  Shell LiveWIRE offers support and information for 16-30 year olds. 

 

The Princes Trust Enterprise programme also provide lots of information. They support unemployed people aged between 18 - 30 to explore if their business ideas are viable and if being self-employed is the right career path for them.

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