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Summer Term 2015 |
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Welcome to Summer Term!It's exam time and whilst your main focus is likely to be on revision, you may also be starting to wonder about careers and jobs during the summer and post-graduation. But don't worry, because LSE Careers is here to help! We're open all summer, with a summer programme of one-to-one appointments and events. You can read more about what we offer below. If you want to keep up-to-date with our information, events and opportunities, make sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter, and if you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us. Good luck with exams and have a wonderful Summer
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What LSE Careers does for youLSE Careers works with you during your career planning, job searching, applications and interviews. We also provide opportunities for you to meet with employers. Our services include: One-to-one careers appointmentsLSE students can book one-to-one appointments to discuss your CV, job applications, employers or options for further study. Even if you don't know what you would like to do, you can book an appointment to chat about your skills and possible career paths. We also offer practice interviews and specialist careers appointments for PhD students and students with disabilities. Appointments take place in person at the Saw Swee Hock Student Centre, or via Skype/telephone. Most appointments open for booking on the day at 9:30am. Job vacancies boardLSE Careers advertises hundreds of jobs which are open to LSE students, from part-time and volunteering roles to internships, graduate schemes and full-time positions. Simply log into LSE CareerHub and search for jobs. EventsLSE Careers runs events throughout the year, often in collaboration with leading graduate employers. These cover a range of topics and give you the chance to develop skills, learn about different industry sectors, and meet employers and LSE alumni. Browse the full list of upcoming events on CareerHub. Events usually open for booking seven days in advance at 9.30am. Careers resourcesThe LSE Careers website has a range of online information and advice covering topics such as different industry sectors, working internationally, how to write great job applications and career planning. We also have lots of leaflets and brochures which can be collected in person from the Careers Resource Area in the Saw Swee Hock Student Centre. |
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LSE Volunteer CentreIf you would like to develop new skills, make friends
and give back to society, volunteering is a great option.
The
LSE Volunteer Centre advertises a wide range of voluntary opportunities
on
CareerHub, and you can
book one-to-one volunteering discussions for further
information and advice about what is right for you. |
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Generate at LSE CareersIf you're interested in starting up your own business or joining an organisation that promotes entrepreneurship as a core value, Generate at LSE Careers can help. Committed to inspiring student entrepreneurial potential, Generate offers a programme of masterclasses, mentoring, networking events and funding competitions. You can also follow Generate on Twitter and through the LSE Careers blog. |
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Top tips - if you do nothing else this term- Log into
LSE
CareerHub and update your preferences to receive
relevant news and jobs alerts |
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Keep up-to-date with LSE CareersFor up-to-date information about events, appointments, resources, news and vacancies, make sure to follow LSE Careers on Facebook, Twitter and our blog. |
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