What Next?

1. Visit your Careers Service

How your Careers Service can help you:

This will vary depending on which university you are attending but may include:

• Information resources on CVs, applications and interviews including reference books, take away literature and online resources
• Workshops or seminars run by the Careers Service
• Access to a Careers Adviser for advice on effective applications
• Mock interviews to help you increase your effectiveness at interview

What your Careers Service won't do:

• Write your CV or application form for you
• Check your spelling and grammar on CVs and application forms
• Contact employers or course providers on your behalf

2. Get SORTED

Find out more about your transferable skills and complete a skills audit try this SORTED online seminar.

Use this SORTED online seminar to help you build your own CV.

Explore how to prepare for interviews, present yourself effectively on the day and answer interview questions try this SORTED on-line seminar.

3. Take the initiative!

Check out Skills Builder - a series of modules on team working, presentation skills, communication skills and project management.

Check out the effectiveness of your CV by completing an online CV checklist.

Practice completing an online application including answering difficult questions at www.selectsimulator.com