York Management School has organised an employability conference for week 8 (17 – 19 June). Open to any students interested in a career in management, finance or law, this is a great opportunity tofind out about the recruitment processes of a range of companies.
Employers taking part include:
Full details of sessions are available via the Interactive Careers Service - simply search by name of company.
If you have graduated in the last three years and are currently unemployed, you could be eligible for a British Council subsidised place to study a Trinity CertTESOL or Cambridge CELTA course at a UK training centre in 2013. More details about eligibility and how to apply can be found on the British Council website, and you need to apply by 30 September.
Want to be your own boss? The British Franchise Exhibition and Growing Your Own Business Showcase offers you the chance to be inspired by successful entrepreneurs, learn from experts, network and find out how best to develop your business. Manchester Central, 21 and 22 June. Free tickets and further information at https://www.franchiseinfo.co.uk/exhibition-sub/manchester-2013-why-visit
Careers Newsletter: Summer 2013, Weeks 9 and 10
In this issue:
History students … today is the day for the History Careers Conference 2013. There is a great range of events on offer between 1.15pm and 7.30pm – including help with applications, understanding the value of your history degree, marketing yourself session, networking opportunity and lots more.
Don’t miss it! Check details on the Interactive Careers Service https://york.targetconnect.net/home.html
The Autocar-Courland Next Generation Award 2013 is calling for university students to enter the much coveted and premier automotive industry talent search competition. The 2013 winner will be rewarded with a priceless work experience package comprising one month at each of the contest sponsors – Jaguar Land Rover, McLaren Automotive, Peugeot, Skoda and Toyota – as well as £7500 cash.
Describe, in no more than 500 words, an idea, innovation or change to corporate policy that would improve the UK automotive business. The idea could work in any area of the automotive business, from concept through to the sales showroom and the aftermarket. You will need to demonstrate how your idea could be put into action and the advantages it would bring.
