Tag: mentor

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The Goal is Bigger than the Nerves: KCL Alumn Mark’s Networking Advice for the Finance Industry

March 11, 2021

What can King’s students do to maximise virtual career planning and network within the finance sector? We spoke with Mark Owosu, a KCL alumnus and founder of Finstreet, an online knowledge factory around the finance industry –  to get top tips around researching for your career planning, and tips on virtual networking!… More The Goal is Bigger than the Nerves: KCL Alumn Mark’s Networking Advice for the Finance Industry

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Guidance, inclusive career support and connection: Roche Mentoring Programme

September 21, 2020

With virtual lectures amongst a long list of changes, university life will be very different for new and returning students this autumn. Today we’re blogging with Roche, an organisation committed to enabling King’s students to access mentorship via the Roche Mentoring Programme.… More Guidance, inclusive career support and connection: Roche Mentoring Programme

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(Wo)mentoring opportunities – open to all!

October 18, 2019

For those of us (me…) who find networking intimidating, the prospect of having a mentor might feel equally daunting. But there’s good reason to apply for a structured mentoring scheme – especially if you’re nervous about the world of work:  Mentors can share their expertise: Mentors have already negotiated the tricky study-to-work transition and can… More (Wo)mentoring opportunities – open to all!