Campus Jobs Podcast

In episode eight of the Campus Jobs podcast, Sadie takes over to speak with Daniel Mitchell (Careers Consultant and Fly Higher Programme Manager) about all things LinkedIn.Need help in improving your profile, improving your network and creating a professional view of yourself (i.e your Professional/Personal Brand).  

In episode seven, Caitlin talks to Henry Parrish an original member of the Campus Jobs Help Desk Team, and Henley Business School student at the University of Reading about how he is finding working life so far after graduating, what advice he gives to finalists now job hunting, and what things he's learnt so far working 9-5 and properly venturing into "adult" life.

In this installment Caitlin speaks to Chris Bartley a fellow Campus Jobs team mate who loves University so much he's now on his 3rd Uni doing his PhD in Marketing & Reputation.Gain some insightful Uni Life, Lifestyle, Studying and Careers & Development advice from Chris and Caitlin and enjoy the banter along the way in this 20 minute podcast.

In episode five of the Campus Jobs Podcast, Sadie takes the lead to speak to Emma Sowden, Senior Placement & Development Manager at the University. How do you get a placement, what is it like to be on a placement? What challenges might you face? All is covered in this lengthy informative and honest approach to explaining Professional Placements.

In the third edition of our podcast, Caitlin interviews Molli Cleaver RUSU president 2019/2020 about sustainability initiatives at the University of Reading and how you as students can try to do your bit towards becoming more sustainable.

In Episode Two Caitlin speaks to Dr Naeema Pasha - Director of Careers at Henley Business School.Sidehustles are becoming more popular with employees and students a like as a separate way to gain additional income, branch out into new social networks or broaden your skillset. These include things like being a Yoga Teacher, making and selling jewellery or providing independent careers advice to name a few.