Catherine Alexander, careers adviser here at the CS, shares how you can make positive steps for your future career even during the outbreak – including how to use this unexpected time to develop your skills
It’s a closely-guarded secret amongst Cambridge students. There is a conspiracy of silence. But it’s important for everyone’s wellbeing to break the silence: not every student gets the first job they apply for…
If you didn’t get the grade you hoped for – 3rd, 2:2, pass or DDH –you are bound to be feeling a bit floored by this and it will take time to think differently. But, as with any challenge in life, it’s what you do next that really matters
At the Careers Service, we appreciate how stressful and daunting interviews can be.
Remember, though: everyone who has a job has been through the same hoops – and interviews can be pressurised for both parties, as the interviewer is keen to get the best out of their candidates and make a good hire.
That’s why we’re bringing you our top tips for handling interview nerves, straight from the minds of a group of our experienced careers advisers