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Supporting SEN Students with Career Related Outcomes

A series of webinars, hosted by the Medway Youth Trust (now a subsidiary of CXK) and funded by the Careers and Enterprise Company, have been published which look at ways to support SEN students with career related outcomes. In this series of webinars we will hear from MidKent College, University of Greenwich, University of Kent, […]

139 Action Verbs to Make Your CV Stand Out

When writing your CV, it’s important to avoid weak and passive verbs, stay away from business jargon or clichés, and watch out for tired words and phrases These faulty word choices can undermine the strength and effectiveness of your CV Instead, make a point of using powerful action verbs and...

CV Advice – Top Tips

Writing a CV can be stressful, especially if you're starting from scratch Not sure where to start Here are our tips on how to write a great CVThe most important thing to remember is that your CV has only one main objective - that is to generate an interview It is an expression of who you...

Post 16-18 Resources

There are many options available for students at Post 16 and Post 18, the following links can help you when exploring your options You might be considering whether to enrol into college or sixth form, exploring what subjects to take, or perhaps what university you want to attend Alternatively, you...

Interview Advice: College & Sixth Form

College or 6th Form interviews can sometimes be a little daunting but, in most cases the interviewer is not there to catch you out Rather they want to make sure the course is right for you and you are right for the college or schoolInterviews can take many different forms, from one to one...

How To Find An Apprenticeship

Young people have many different choices from college to 6th form, higher education, work related learning and apprenticeships We’re going to look at the different ways you can go out there and find an apprenticeshipWith apprenticeship hunting it’s important to remember that different ways...

How to Use Facebook to Get a Job

Social media can help you find a job and connect with people who can help you to develop your career Facebook is the UK’s most popular social media platform, with 42m UK users, and while it’s a great place to connect with family and friends, it can also be an effective tool for finding your...

How to Use Twitter to Get a Job

As with Facebook, employers/ recruiters make extensive use of Twitter, giving out information about their organisations as well as actually posting job vacancies Therefore, it makes sense to incorporate Twitter into your overall approach to job searching Create a professional bio with...

How to Use LinkedIn to Get a Job

LinkedIn is a business-oriented social networking site with 27 million UK members It provides opportunities to network online with professionals from all kinds of different employment sectors: there are also groups for different regions and institutions such as universities Google links quickly to...

Part Time & Seasonal Job Hunting

This isn’t your parent or carer’s job hunt Automation, is transforming the job prospects of part-time work in multiple ways, several reports mention the demise of regular work which, sustained previous generations through their school, college and university studiesHowever, technology has...

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