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Employability and Careers Guidance

Career planning at the University of Greenwich is an ongoing process, not a one-off event. Through drop-in sessions, workshops, mock interviews and more, our professional careers staff will provide you with advice and support throughout your stay at university, so you can maximise your chances of obtaining a fulfilling and rewarding job when you graduate.

Improve your employability

Our careers experts can help you make critical career decisions and will prepare you for life after university. They can help you choose option courses, show you how to prepare your CV, and help you practice your interview techniques. They will also give you access to careers’ opportunities and facilities like our computerised careers guidance system, Prospects Planner.

Activities and events

Over the course of each university year, you will be able to attend, and take part in, a wide range of careers activities and events that will help you make the transition from student life into employment. These include employer presentations and recruitment fairs, as well as networking and personal development events.

Part-time work and volunteering

Mentoring and volunteering

Interested in working as a volunteer? When you join the University of Greenwich, you will be able to take part in a host of rewarding mentoring and volunteering programmes, both within the university and with local community groups.

JobShop

If you want to earn while you learn, the JobShop should be your first port of call when you join the university. It advertises hundreds of part-time, temporary and vacation jobs, so you can obtain valuable work experience, develop your skills and earn extra cash.

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