Job Hunting

Articles about searching for work in different situations and managing your job hunt effectively. Topics include using agencies, resigning professionally, and options for graduates and apprentices.

Applying for a Graduate Job

Graduate jobs are designed for people like you to compete on equal footing, judged on education, work experience and what you've done outside the classroom.

Applying for an Apprenticeship

Get the practical steps for applying to an apprenticeship, from researching options to nailing your job application.

Job Search for Asylum Seekers

Asylum seekers in the UK face legal and practical barriers to work, but volunteering and upskilling can help you prepare for employment.

Looking for a Job When Employed

How to search for a new job without jeopardizing your current position and reputation.

Looking for a Job When Unemployed

Treat your job search like a full-time job and cut costs by using free resources at libraries and local job centres.

Methods of Job Hunting

Job hunting methods have changed dramatically over the past decade, giving you more options but also more work to stay on top of applications and opportunities.

Organising Your Job Search

Keep your job search on track by staying organized, knowing what you want, and managing the details systematically.

Should I Intern First?

Whether an internship will actually boost your job prospects depends on choosing the right one carefully.

Using Employment Agencies

Employment agencies connect job seekers with employers across different industries and specialisations, working on your behalf to find suitable positions.

Writing a Resignation Letter

How to write a resignation letter that meets your legal obligations and keeps your relationship with your employer professional.