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Insights into interview techniques for students.

Are you leaving university soon? Are you worried about how you're going to cope with the gruelling process of filling out job application forms and interviews? If so you're not alone, according to new research a lot of people stumble through the interview phase. A surprising four out of five confess to have cried, fallen over, spilt coffee on themselves or had a coughing fit during an interview - leaving a less than desirable first impression! Nearly two in five people also admit to lying in interviews and 18% have yawned their way through the process. A bold one in twenty have actually walked out mid-interview because they were less than impressed with the experience.


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School Sixth Form

After taking your GCSEs and completing Year 11 you might be thinking of continuing your education by staying on at school. Lots of schools have sixth forms and you don't have to have attended the school in Year 11 in order to join it.


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Step Into the NHS Web Chat: Its Much More Then Doctors and Nurses!

Teenagers urged that it’s much, much more than doctors and nurses


Chat date: Wednesday 27th June

Chat time: 1.00 pm



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Student Cricketers Given First-Class Support from MCC

A career in professional sport is the dream for many young men and women.  What better job is there than one which enables you to make money out of something that you both excel at and love doing?  The route to the top in sport is notoriously steep, however; by its very nature, the competition is fierce and those who don’t make it far outnumber those that do.  Choosing between ‘chasing the dream’ and continuing with academic studies is a tough decision for any talented young sportsperson.



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Alternative Careers - DJ's: Start Showing Skills

It’s not surprising these days that everybody wants to be a superstar dj, you get paid fabulous sums of money, jet set all around the world, stay in the finest hotels and generally get treated like a pop star.  Not all dj’s get this kind of treatment though and there are many forms of Dj’ing from playing your best tunes at your cousins wedding to spinning to crowds of 20,000 adoring fans, but what is dj’ing and how can do you start?
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Food For Thought?

Over the last 10 years there has been an explosion of interest in food and cooking. There are numerous magazines and websites dedicated to the subject and every TV channel hosts cookery programmes of one sort or another. Modern chefs are ‘todays superstars’.



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Why teach?

You may have heard the phrase, ‘There has never been a better time to be a teacher.’ But should you really believe this?  More to the point, can teaching be a stimulating career that will stretch your abilities?

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Languages - The World is Yours

Languages can help you to get on in many exciting areas of work.  They make the job more international, you can get to travel more, meet people from lots of different cultures and even take on new responsibilities – just because you speak the lingo, the customer’s language.  Did you know that customers on-line are four times more likely to buy when addressed in their mother tongue?  Surprised?  Well just put yourself in their shoes!


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EPIC Your Role In Roads

Look beneath the surface and you will find a vibrant industry offering a host of exciting and rewarding challenges.  This is the business responsible for laying Britain’s new roads and repairing old ones.  So with 26 million vehicles travelling over 230,000 miles of road and a major improvement commitment from government, it has a big future.  The business is not just confined to roads or the UK, you could find yourself working on international runways, container berths, major bridges and a whole variety of fascinating contracts around the world.


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Headliners

Headliners is a UK-wide news agency producing news, features and comment by young people for everyone.



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