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- Job hunting in the UK.
- Explore Goin Global for information about successful job or internship searching in the top employment markets around the globe.
- eCareersGrad - target the right UK employer sponsor and achieve interview success with our video-based, interactive elearning courses.
- Take a look at our resources on CareerHub+ on topics such as:
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- Careers Guidance appointments can help you to explore your options and develop a career plan.
- Careers Support appointments to help you with applications and to prepare for an interview.
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Develop your employability skills and gain experiences that can help you to strengthen your CV.
- Chart My Path and Big Essex Award - discover extracurricular opportunities and gain recognition for your achievements on your transcript.
- Careers workshops - explore and book onto a range of careers workshops that can help you to develop your employability skills.
- Frontrunners - the University’s paid internship scheme, offering a day of work each week throughout spring term.
- Career mentoring - The Career Mentoring Programme gives you a minimum of 6 hours contact with an experienced professional for one-to-one guidance, support and career coaching.
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