We’ve all been there. You start looking for internships and before you know it, two hours have passed, you went into some kind of internet vortex and you only found one relevant thing – and its deadline just passed! It’s no surprise that the thing which students most often ask Careers Consultants about is what… More Internships Calendar for Social Sciences & Public Policy 2023-24
At King’s we recognise that any legal background of forced displacement can have a significant impact on educational and career-related opportunities and outcomes. It is vitally important to the Careers & Employability department to ensure that students who have faced forced displacement have access to appropriate education and opportunities regarding their future career. If you… More What Careers resources are available for forced migrants at King’s?
Are you applying for a part-time job or starting your graduate career? Do you want to know how good your CV is and how to improve it? CareerSet is an AI-powered CV and cover letter checker available to all King’s students and recent graduates. It allows you to improve and tailor your CV and cover… More How to Use CareerSet to Improve Your CV
Hello everyone, My name is Stanislas and I have just finished my placement as a Data & AI consultant at Capgemini Invent! It has been a great experience, not always easy but definitely full of learnings. In this post, I would like to share some insights and tips to help you make the most of… More Global Placement Stories | Stanislas Jacquet at Capgemini Invent
Developing your skills is a key part of improving your employability and increasing your chance of getting a job after you graduate. That’s why we developed King’s Skills for the Future. King’s Skills for the Future is a self-assessment tool and set of learning pathways located on King’s CareerConnect. It is designed to help you evaluate, develop and expand your existing skill set. Using the existing King’s… More Introducing King’s Skills for the Future
In the latest episode of The Access Factor Podcast, King’s Careers & Employability’s Digital Learning Officer, Emily, interviews Journalist, Author and Podcaster, Dhruti Shah, about her ongoing career journey. Dhruti is a Journalist, Author and Podcaster, having previously worked for the BBC and written an award-winning book, Bear Markets and Beyond: A Bestiary of Business… More Hear About Journalism & Storytelling with Dhruti Shah
Hi! I’m Alex, and I’m 11 months into my placement at Tata Steel in Shotton. It’s been a lovely learning experience, with both ups and downs, which I’m really grateful for. I would definitely recommend taking on a placement, especially if you’re unsure about what you want to do in the future. You get to… More Global Placement Stories | Alexandru Matei at Tata Steel
Greetings, King’s College London students! As you navigate the exciting crossroads of your academic journey, it’s natural to ponder the diverse paths that lie ahead. One such path that holds immense promise is a career in the telecommunications industry. In this guest post, we’ll delve into the compelling benefits of venturing into the world of… More The Advantages of Embarking on a Telecom Career
Hybrid working, a flexible work model involves working both in-office and remotely, has become the norm for many organisations across the job market. In fact, 93% of businesses in the UK expect their workplaces to remain hybrid going forward. Often, employers assume that new graduates are able to work in this way with no training… More How to Prepare for Hybrid Working Early in your Career
The Access Factor is a podcast created by the Careers & Employability department at King’s College London. Our host interviews special guests from a range of industries, focusing on their career journey as well as the diversity, inclusivity and accessibility of their sector. They also provide actionable steps and signpost valuable resources to help you… More Introducing The Access Factor Podcast