Podcasts about careers consultant

Last week marked the 7th annual #21toWatch awards, a key event in the Cambridge startup scene that recognises rising talent across People, Companies, and Things. This year's list is dominated by ground-breaking innovations in neuroscience, medtech, and AI-driven diagnostics.Today's episode features:· Details of the winners across all three categories.· Podcast interviews with winners Lucy Jung from LYEONS Neurotech (People) and Monica Saavedra from Lambda agri (Thing).· Insights from independent judge, Christine Martin (Cambridge Enterprise), who shared her experience of the judging process.· Recognition of the independent judges: Christine Martin, Chris Ellis (Innovate UK Business Growth), Jo Słota-Newson (Almanac Ventures), and Tom Hughes (Trinity College Cambridge). · Up to £20,000 prize for each winner from the event sponsors· And, James caught up with Emily Stoner, Careers Consultant at the University of Cambridge Careers Office, to discuss the growing interest in entrepreneurship among students and researchers.Produced by Cambridge TV Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Holly is a PhD Careers Specialist at the University of Birmingham and creator of Post-Gradual: The PhD Careers Blog. Sarah and Holly talk about How a nudge from a friend kick-started her career   The shortage of research-specialist careers advisers Navigating life and work with a disability Why we need better language to define roles in research and higher education Find out more Read the show notes and transcript on the podcast website Connect with Holly on LinkedIn or BlueSky Visit Post-Gradual: The PhD Careers Blog About Research Adjacent Fill out the research-adjacent careers quiz Sign up to the Research Adjacent newsletter Follow Research Adjacent on LinkedIn Instagram and BlueSky Email a comment, question or suggestion Leave Sarah a voice message

We last looked at the Graduate Labour Market in October 2023, but what has changed since then? In this episode, Rachel Sloan, Employability and Careers Consultant, looks at the current state of the graduate labour market and the sectors which are expanding.* Links and Resources : If you would like help making career decisions or exploring your career/further study options, please contact the Career Zone to book a Guidance appointment. Book onto a CV/Application form advice session via Handshake Book onto a skill session via Handshake, topics include Problem Solving, Communication and Collaboration and Personal Resilience. Develop your sustainability skills with Green Consultants  (ex.ac.uk/greenconsultants) Attend one of our Employer Events *Data mentioned in this podcast is from December 2024 Devised by Dawn Lees and recorded by Rachel Sloan

In this week's episode, Sarah Blunt, Employability and Careers Consultant talks with alumna Jen Stoneman, People (HR) Business Partner at Mencap, a UK-based charity that supports people with learning disabilities. Jen shares her journey from studying Politics and German to forging a successful career in the charity sector and reveals what she loves (and what she finds challenging) about her job. Throughout the episode, Jen offers invaluable insights into what it's truly like to work in the charity sector and highlights the diverse opportunities available for those looking to make a difference. Useful links: Explore your career options in the Charity Sector – include links to vacancy websites including CharityJob Career Zone's Pathways to Charity and Development programme – exclusive programme offering employer-led training and a paid internship Nightline - a confidential listening and information service run by students for students at the University of Exeter The GROW Model of Coaching and Mentoring

In this week's episode, Rachel Sloan, Employability and Careers Consultant is joined by Rory a Student Programme Assistant to discuss how attending Create Your Future can help you with your career decisions. Rachel and Rory explore what you can expect at a Create Your Future session and how it can help you to get the most out of your time at university. Rory also shares how Create Your Future has helped to influence his career decisions.   Useful Links: Create Your Future Exeter Award Book onto an advice or skill session on Handshake

In this episode of the "Quietly Visible" podcast, host Carol Stewart is joined by Yinka Adesina, a leadership and coaching professional specialising in diversity and inclusion. Yinka shares her journey working with organisations such as the Houses of Parliament, the NHS, and Russell Group Universities, as well as her current role as a Careers Consultant at a leading London university. The discussion delves into the "introverted advantage," offering practical strategies for introverts navigating career transitions and development. Yinka emphasises the importance of maintaining well-being during periods of change and growth, understanding different leadership styles, and how introverted leaders can use their unique strengths to thrive in the evolving workplace. She also touches on her research into psychological capital and the key elements that can help professionals progress in their careers.

In this week's episode, Sunny Lalli, Employability and Careers Consultant, talks with alumna Jess D'Cruz-Clune, senior information officer at the charity MIND (www.mind.org.uk), a national UK charity founded in 1947 which advocates for improve quality of mental health support though education, information and guidance ventures. In this episode, Sunny and Jess explore the meaning of success in the charity and development sector. They deconstruct the concept of success and reflect on the unique ingredients of success within the charity and development (third) sector. Sunny and Clare also analyse the drivers of success in this sector and reflect on how to maintain success in charity and development work. Useful links: University of Exeter Career Zone sector page on charity and development work: Charity & Development Work | Career Zone | University of Exeter University of Exeter Career Zone professional pathways scheme in charity and development: Professional Pathways | Career Zone | University of Exeter My Career Zone Digital article on four career success secrets: https://mycareerzone.careercentre.me/u/vqjvwy76

In this week's episode Mel Nearchou, Faculty Lead in the Business School, is joined by joined by Joan Wright, an Employability and Careers Consultant in the Business School to discuss Careers in Consultancy Week 2024, which runs from Monday 5 –Friday 9 February. Careers in Consultancy Week sees the Career Zone bring together a range of activities and events for any student interested in exploring consultancy as a career option. Mel is also joined by alumni Alessio Orlando who is now working as a consultant at Bearing Point. Alessio graduated in 2020 and shares his personal and professional experiences of life after graduation and what it's like working as a consultant.   Find out what's running and book onto events via Handshake. Case Interviews session will be running on Thursday 8 February 4:30-6:30pm. You can book a 1-1 guidance appointment at the Career Zone.  

Sarah is helping researchers reimagine their future Sarah is a Researcher Developer at University of Manchester and an independent Careers Consultant. Sarah and Sarah talk about the 'planned happenstance' that took her from microbiology to careers why every day is a learning day and how that has boosted her career how her own journey helps her support researchers struggling to make a career change Read the full show notes on the podcast webpage Connect with Sarah on LinkedIn Find out more about the University of Manchester's Researcher Development service   Follow the podcast on LinkedIn and Instagram Join the Research Adjacent Substack   Theme music by Vitaliy Levkin from Pixabay

Learn how you can pivot and progress in your career and personal life, and turn your potential into performance, with Careers and Life Coach Afua Kudom. Afua Kudom is a certified personal performance and life coach, a Careers Consultant at Queen Mary University of London and founder of Sambamba Consulting and Coaching, where she specialises in coaching those seeking to pivot and progress in their careers. She took advantage of her school's motto to 'Aim High', and was the first person from my school in 10 years to get into Oxbridge. Over the years, she has gone on to craft a career she loves. Through Sambamba Consulting and Coaching, she uses her professional training and experience in coaching, education and consulting to empower ambitious individuals to take action at critical points in their education, career and life, to craft their own destinies and honour their true selves. Her career coaching clients are typically women in the mid stages of their career, looking to pivot or progress, to get to where they really want to be. Her consulting work with schools helps students to make more informed career decisions, and high achieving students to increase their chances of success when applying to Oxbridge. Follow Afua on Linkedin: https://lnkd.in/e4d-pNxd Follow Sambamba on instagram:https://lnkd.in/ef2kXaGS Sambamba website: https://lnkd.in/eXfd-J3w Subscribe to our YouTube channel https://youtube.com/thesoundofaccrapodcast Listen to the podcast https://linktr.ee/thesoundofaccrapod Connect on Social Media TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thesoundofaccra Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesoundofaccra Twitter: https://twitter.com/thesoundofaccra Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-sound-of-accra/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/thesoundofaccra Get in Touch Contact: https://thesoundofaccra.com/contact/ Website: https://www.thesoundofaccra.com Free Courses and Podcasters Community Free Podcast Course https://skl.sh/2TRY0fN Free Podcasters Community https://atozpodcasting.com/community Level up as an entrepreneur and creative https://skl.sh/35oWwj6podcast If you are interested in learning podcasting, head over to https://www.atozpodcasting.com where Adrian and his team conducts podcast training. If you have feedback for the season or would like to share what you would like to hear from The Sound of Accra Podcast, please email info@thesoundofaccra.com with the subject 'Podcast feedback'

In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to experienced professionals from both legal and non-legal sectors about their career experiences and advice. Harry is the CEO and Founder of leading sustainability consultancy company Bright Tide. He is also a Law graduate and qualified Corporate Lawyer. Hear  the realities of being a company CEO and founder, the transition from a career in law to a career in the environmental sustainability sector, and advice for law students who are considering alternative careers to Law. Click on the link to find out more about the innovative work Harry and his team are pioneering to address climate and biodiversity challenges around the world. https://www.bright-tide.co.uk/ In addition to this episode you can find more information to help with career planning here; University of Exeter Career Zone , My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students, Building Brilliant Careers and University of Exeter Law and Legal Services Sector  

In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to experienced professionals from both legal and non-legal sectors about their career experiences and advice.   Faye graduated from Exeter with an LLB in Law and is now a Law Lecturer here at Exeter. Hear about working as a university lecturer, Faye's career journey and how she came to study Law and work as an academic. We also discuss her experiences of academic study, including what's involved in PhD study and the funding process. This is a must listen if you are interested in a career in academia or achieving a PhD.   During the episode we discuss some of the challenges Faye encountered whilst studying, in relation to this you may find some of the information below useful:   Supporting Equality and Diversity  ; Widening Participation Student Support  ; Career Zone A2i Student Widening Participation Funding   In addition to this episode, you can find more information to help with career planning here; University of Exeter Career Zone , My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students,   Building Brilliant Careers and University of Exeter Law and Legal Services Sector  

In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to experienced professionals from both legal and non-legal sectors about their career experiences and advice.   Gordon graduated from the University of Exeter with an LLB in (Euro) (German), English, German and European Law, an LLM in European Legal Studies and a PhD in European Law. He is now working as Principal Counsel Competition for Siemens Energy in his home country of Germany. In this episode hear about Gordon's experiences of studying and working in a different country, this includes how he came to complete a PhD, his varied career; including his experiences of working in private practice compared to in house, his transition from working in the UK to Germany and his general tips on studying and securing employment in the legal sector.  In addition to this episode, you can find more information to help with career planning here; University of Exeter Career Zone , My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students,   Building Brilliant Careers and University of Exeter Law and Legal Services Sector  

In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to experienced professionals from both legal and non-legal sectors about their career experiences and advice.   Simon is a former senior M&A partner for Clifford Chance and global head of the Firm's sovereign wealth fund practice, he has been involved in recruitment and mentoring throughout his career. He has worked internationally across many jurisdictions in Europe, Asia and the Middle East on a wide variety of corporate, corporate finance and commercial matters. He has acted as a mentor to many Exeter University undergraduates and continues to do so. Hear Simon's tips of how to tackle those all-important legal applications, including how to stand out, common mistakes to avoid, how to demonstrate transferable skills, and practical tips on how to move forward when facing rejection. This podcast is a must listen if you're looking for the motivation to get started with your applications.  During the episode Simon recommends helpful resources for commercial awareness and working in the city, these are:   All you need to know about the city - Christopher Stoakes   All you need to know about commercial awareness - Christopher Stoakes In addition to this episode you can find more information to help with career planning here; University of Exeter Career Zone , My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students,   Building Brilliant Careers and University of Exeter Law and Legal Services Sector  

Becoming a barrister and sustaining a demanding career with a family. In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to experienced professionals from both legal and non-legal sectors about their career experiences and advice.   Emma graduated from Exeter with a BA in Politics and subsequently went on to complete a graduate entry law degree and the Bar Vocational Course. She is now a Barrister with 5 Essex Court, working in public law, public inquiries and inquests, and a range of civil work. In this episode hear about Emma's decision to pursue a career as a Barrister, how she secured the all-important pupillage, including tips and advice on joining an Inn of Court. We also discuss what it felt like to be newly qualified, the realities of being self-employed and Emma's experience of taking time out to have a family and returning to sustain a demanding career alongside juggling family life.   During the episode Emma mentions helpful resources when trying to secure pupillage, these are:  Middle Temple Pupillage Podcast: https://www.middletemple.org.uk/members/inn-initiatives/event-recordings/pupillage-podcast  5 Essex Court (Emma's Chambers) pupillage selection process reports for 2021 and 2022, which include insight into the application process and a steer on what makes for a successful candidate: https://5essexcourt.co.uk/join-us/pupillage  In addition to this episode you can find more information to help with career planning here; University of Exeter Career Zone , My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students, Building Brilliant Careers and University of Exeter Law and Legal Services Sector  

In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to experienced professionals from both legal and non-legal sectors about their career experiences and advice. Jenny is our Faculty Employability Lead for Social Sciences and has experience working in careers, both in strategic and operational roles. Hear Jenny's tips about where to start with your career planning, key factors to consider, practical steps to help make informed decisions and what's available within Career Zone to help you. In addition to this episode you can find more information to help with career planning here; University of Exeter Career Zone , My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students, Building Brilliant Careers and University of Exeter Law and Legal Services Sector

Vicki wants us to be more career curious. Sarah talks to Vicki Aldmington, a Careers Consultant at the University of Reading. Vicki talks about Her meandering career path How she draws on her experience to support students and alumni Why one-to-one consultations can be more satisfying than big projects What being career curious means to her Read the full show notes on the podcast webpage Connect with Vicki on LinkedIn   Complete the podcast survey Follow the podcast on LinkedIn and Instagram Sign up for Research Adjacent Round-Up monthly newsletter   Theme music by Vitaliy Levkin from Pixabay

In this episode, celebrating International Women's Day, Sunny Lalli, Employability and Careers Consultant, is joined by Joy and Shiryn, to discuss the benefits of mentoring, strategies to securing a mentor, and how mentoring can be harnessed as powerful resource for implementing equality and progression in the workplace.

In this special episode for International Women's Day 2023, Dr. Risha Govind, Senior Clinical Informatics Scientist at the South London and Maudsley NHS Trust, speaks about her career journey and the challenges faced by women like her from traditionally patriarchal cultures in getting a professional career started. The interview is hosted by Donald Lush, Careers Consultant for PhDs and Research Staff at King's College London.

In this week's episode Rachel Sloan, Employability and Careers Consultant, explores why reflecting on a situation is important in terms of your employability. This episode was written by Laura Lawrence and recorded by Rachel Sloan. For more support on how you can develop your employability including help with self-awareness and help with developing your skills, visit the Career Zone webpages.  

In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to Law sector professionals about their career experiences. Kelly graduated from the University of Exeter with an LLB in Law in 2020. She has now returned to work in her home country as a Legal Executive at Securities and Futures Commission after studying in the UK for 6 years. Hear about Kelly's untimely return home due to the pandemic, how she navigated the start of her career journey in unexpected circumstances, her knowledge on qualifying in Hong Kong with an overseas degree, including tips on what to consider and her thoughts on the legal sector in general in Hong Kong. In addition to this episode you can find more information to help with career planning here; My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students and Building Brilliant Careers

In this week's episode Rachel Sloan, Employability and Careers Consultant, is joined by Sawsan Khuri, Innovation Specialist and Facilitator. Sawsan discusses her entrepreneurship journey, how risk taking has shaped her journey and how she has stayed resilient. Sawsan also shares her advice to students who have an idea for a business and the support that they can access.   Relevant Links: Volt entrepreneurs   Collaborative Capacities Student Start-ups You can book a 1:1 'Entrepreneurs Guidance' appointment to discuss your individual situation by going to the Career Zone

In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to Law sector professionals about their career experiences. Duncan is an English-qualified solicitor and senior associate at the law firm Osborne Clarke. He is originally from Devon in the UK but currently lives and works in Munich, Germany. Hear about Duncan's decision to pursue a career in international arbitration, his experiences of transitioning from student life to working in London, relocating to Germany, initially in the role of paralegal through to qualification via the New York Bar and then eventually into his current role as a Senior Associate. In addition to this episode you can find more information to help with career planning here; My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students and Building Brilliant Careers

In this week's episode Rachel Haddy, Employability and Placement Adviser is joined by alumni Amy Matthews. Amy graduated in 2017 with a degree in English and is now a comedian and writer. She shares how an English degree helped to prepare her for her current career, the importance of networking and how she manages setbacks and adversity. Amy also shares her advice for graduates thinking of going into creative careers. If you would like to book an appointment with a Careers Consultant to discuss your career options, contact the Career Zone and ask for a Guidance appointment. Link to Amy Matthews page: https://www.amymatthewscomedy.com/ Find out more about Expanding Your Career Horizons here https://www.exeter.ac.uk/careers/events/careerhorizons/ 

In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to Law sector professionals about their career experiences. Alex graduated from the University of Exeter with an LLB in Law in 2018. Originally from Romania he is now working as an Associate in London. Hear about Alex's experiences of starting his training contract in the pandemic, why he decided to stay in the UK to work, how he secured a training contract, the value of taking advantage of Career Zone opportunities and some insight into how the VISA process works for European Union Citizens. In addition to this episode you can find more information to help with career planning here; My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students and Building Brilliant Careers

In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to Law sector professionals about their career experiences. Pan graduated from the University of Exeter with an LLB in Law in 2017. Originally from Cyprus he is now working as an Associate in London. Hear about Pan's reasons for choosing to stay in the UK to work, his experience of the application process, including tips on how to evidence skills required, the transition from student to work life and cultural differences between Cyprus and the UK, and within the UK; London city life compared with Exeter city Life. ** The books Pan mentions are ‘All you need to know about the city' and All you need to know about commercial awareness' both Christopher Stoakes**   In addition to this episode you can find more information to help with career planning here; My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students and Building Brilliant Careers

In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to Law sector professionals about their career experiences. Hear from the team at Maples Group about what life is like training and working as a lawyer in Jersey. Listen to them talking about some of the interesting cases/deals they've been working on, what their drivers were to work and live in Jersey, and hear about how you can get the big city experience, but working from somewhere you can spend your evenings and weekends at the beach! In addition to this episode you can find more information to help with career planning here; My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students and Building Brilliant Careers  

In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to Law sector professionals about their career experiences. Gabriel graduated from the University of Exeter with an LLB in Law in 2016. Originally from Singapore he is now working as an Associate in London. Hear about Gabriel's reasons for choosing to stay in the UK to work, the value of work experience in helping him to make career decisions, experiences of securing a training contract and his top tips for applications. **The website Gabriel refers to is Chambers Student True Picture https://www.chambersstudent.co.uk/law-firms ** In addition to this episode you can find more information to help with career planning here; My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students and Building Brilliant Careers

In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to Law sector professionals about their career experiences. Kiera graduated from the University of Law with an LLB in Law in 2018, then went on to complete her BPTC LLM in 2019 and was called to the bar the same year. Originally from the Southwest she is now working as an Associate Barrister for Browne Jacobson based in Exeter. Hear about the steps to become a Barrister and Kiera's own personal experiences. This includes what Kiera wishes she'd known before undertaking the journey and her top tips for aspiring Barristers.  Please note, Kiera refers to a requirement for aspiring solicitors who are non-law undergraduates to complete the law conversion course. Since the introduction of the SQE in September 2021 this has changed, technically there isn't a requirement to do this, however we recommend checking with your shortlisted firms in the first instance. See here for more information: GDL and SQE What's going on with conversion courses In addition to this episode you can find more information to help with career planning here; My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students and Building Brilliant Careers

In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to Law sector professionals about their career experiences. Daniel graduated from the University of Exeter with an LLB in Law in 2018. Originally from Nigeria he is now working as an Associate in London.  Hear about Daniel's experiences of studying in the UK, choosing to secure work in the UK, obtaining a training contract and how he was supported by his employer to secure a working VISA. In addition to this episode you can find more information to help with career planning here; My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students and Building Brilliant Careers

In our Law mini-series podcast, Rachel Gaunt Employability and Careers Consultant for the Law School, talks to Law sector professionals about their career experiences. Luke graduated from Exeter with an LLB in Law in 2011. He is an English-qualified solicitor working in-house as Legal Director at Adidas in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, focusing on global licensing matters. Hear Luke's experience of working in house, how his decision to work in house lead to the opportunity to work overseas, the transition from working in the UK to Amsterdam and his journey to becoming a solicitor including the importance of transferable skills. In addition to this episode you can find more information to help with career planning here; My Career Zone Digital , Employability for Law Students and Building Brilliant Careers

Zoe Wundenberg, Careers Consultant and Un/employment Advocate

As part of Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Rae is joined by University of Exeter student, Ridi. Ridi shares her experience of being neurodivergent and how neurodiversity can be explored and supported within the workplace.   If you would like to book an appointment with a Careers Consultant, contact the Career Zone and ask for a Guidance appointment.   You can find out more about Ridi's art business at:  Art page Instagram: @creativeweirdo_98 Art website: https://creativeweirdoshop.bigcartel.com/

In this episode, Jenny Phillips and Dominic Prosser, Employability and Career Consultants, discuss how to bounce back after a job rejection. Jenny and Dominic talk about some of the practical things you can do in this situation and share ideas on how you can become more resilient. If you would like to book an appointment with a Careers Consultant, contact the Career Zone and ask for a Guidance appointment. Throughout term time the Career Zone run a range of skill sessions including on Personal Resilience. You can find out what is running and book your place on Handshake. 

Let's talk to an employment counsellor in the London Ontario area about how Covid-19 changed the labourmarket landscape and as a result, the nature of her work. Leanne has been decorated for her achievements in her role and her insights are greatly benefitted by the employers she talks to every day about their current needs and expectations for their growing workforces.

Executive and Careers Consultant, Trainer and Motivational Speaker Anna Percy Davis admits people have always interested her and in her previous career, she saw so many people hit burnout and overwhelm. She felt there had to be a better way and that we and indeed the environment were on a fast track to destruction. Now she works with people to find their joy and purpose at work and to see beyond themselves so they can have a positive impact on society at large and on the environment. In this honest conversation, she talks about how to handle the crappy days and start again using the tools she gives her clients. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/onesizedoesnotfitall/message

In this week's episode Claire Guy, an Employability and Careers Consultant, shares her tips on how you can feel more confident when you are making a career decision. Claire shares how you can discover what your values and strengths are, and how these will help you to feel more confident about your career planning.     Develop your confidence and other skills, including Assertiveness and Understanding Behaviour, by attending one of our skill sessions. Sessions are running online and in person, to book your space visit Handshake.   You can find out more about Create Your Future here. Listen on Spotify and ITunes. You can follow us on Instagram @uoecareers or @uoecornwallcareers or on Twitter @UoECareers or @UoECornwallCZ and include the #careerzonepodcast so that we can follow up in a future episode.  

Sinead English, Careers Consultant, Founder of Hilt Career Consulting

Are you neglecting to use one of the most powerful careers support resources at your fingertips? Your university careers centre is a powerful resource that you have access to and in this episode of the Dive Into Your Career podcast, Gina speaks to Barnaby Mollett, a Careers Consultant at the London School of Economics & Political Science (LSE).

In this week's episode Antonia Coppen, Employability and Careers Consultant at the University of Exeter, is joined by Software Cornwall, Bluefruit Software, Buzz Interactive and That Seagull Bob to discuss the benefits of working in Tech in the South West from a Cornish perspective.  Discover what current and future opportunities are available to students and graduates in this expanding sector and whether a career in Tech in the South West can offer you the lifestyle you seek. Follow us on Instagram @uoecareers or @uoecornwallcareers or on Twitter @UoECareers or @UoECornwallCZ and include the #careerzonepodcast so that we can follow up in a future episode.   Credits: Readers! Do You Read? by Chris Zabriskie http://chriszabriskie.com, Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International — CC BY 4.0, Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/readers-do-you-read, Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/aNkVQA4zbMA, Voyager - by Jonny Easton, Creative Commons - Attribution licence (reuse), Link: https://youtu.be/HKinw3NqWFQ, Channel Link: https://www.youtube.com/jonnyeaston  

This short episode looks at various types of work experience and how best to maximize your opportunities during your time at Queen's. This webinar is presented by Diane Masson, Careers Consultant at Queen's University. Joining Diane is final year student Ryan, who has participated in a range of activities during his time at Queen's, and he explains how he benefitted from those experiences. For more information please visit qub.ac.uk/careers

This short episode is led by Diane Masson, Careers Consultant at Queen's University, who will outline what Degree Plus is and its many benefits. Diane is also joined by recent Queen's University graduate Megan, who will share how she has benefited from gaining Degree Plus. For more information please visit qub.ac.uk/careers

In this episode Rachel Coombes, Employability and Careers Consultant, is joined by Joanne Mavridis, Marketing Director and Hollie Dabson, Digital Marketing Specialist, both from ForgeRock. Joanne and Hollie share their career journey and how they became to work within the technology industry and share their tips on how to get into the industry. They also discuss the type of work ForgeRock is involved with as a technology and IT software company. 

As part of International Women's Day, Rachel Coombes, Employability and Careers Consultant, is joined by Joanne Mavridis, Marketing Director and Hollie Dabson, Digital Marketing Specialist, both from ForgeRock, to discuss the organisation Women In Identity and how it has helped them with their careers. They share views on the issue women still face in the workplace and why it's important to challenge them. Joanne and Hollie also share their advice on how to succeed in the workplace and how to identify positive working environments when looking for a job.

Following on from James and Krissi sharing their lived experience of overcoming barriers to education and employment last week, Professional Careers Consultant Emma Francis joins us to give her expert advice on what you can be doing right now that will stand you in good stead for the future.Emma is the Trust's parent Trustee, and her daughter has been supported by the Trust, so she has specific insight about the barriers a cancer diagnosis throws up for young people. She offers in-depth and eye-opening tips that are manageable even when times are hard, and reassures that no matter what anxieties you may have about your career right now, things will be okay.Emma wrote a blog for the Trust which can be found here.Her Careers Development Plan can be found here.The accompanying support guide can be found here.

As National Careers Week approaches, young people and professionals will be sharing their experience and insight about overcoming barriers to employment following cancer at a young age.James and Krissi were supported by the Trust before becoming volunteers and joining the Trust's Youth Board. They have both featured in the Trust's My Life Now series, which checks back in with young people to see where life has taken them. They talk about going from where they were to where they are now in their education and employment, and offer insight into what helped them along the way, as well as some insider knowledge about what employers are looking for.Part 2 will be released next week, featuring professional Careers Consultant and Trustee Emma Francis offering further insight and advice. 

We hear from Claire Guy, an Employability and Careers Consultant, about the range of advice and support that the Career Zone has available for International Students, here at the University of Exeter. Our team is here to help, so if you have questions about visa regulations or working in the UK visit exeter.ac.uk/internationalstudents to find out more or to book an appointment with one of our immigration advisors. To access further information visit exeter.ac.uk/careers/internationalstudents

This week, Wendy Woolery, Employability and Careers Consultant, provides an overview of the things to consider if you're thinking of studying a postgraduate degree. Wendy provides information on the range of different postgraduate degrees available and the various sources of funding available. Some University Colleges provide progression scholarships for students and recent alumni who would like to stay to progress their studies. For more information visit exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/. 

As part of Global Entrepreneurship Week, Rae talks with University of Exeter graduate Anam about their freelance and portfolio work. Anam discusses the importance of building a network and how she has taken an entrepreneurial approach to her career. If you are a current University of Exeter student, thinking about working freelance or building a portfolio career, you can book a one-to-one appointment with Rae, an Employability and Careers Consultant.

In this week's episode, Rae Roberts, Employability and Careers Consultant, thinks about the question many of you may face, how do I choose a career? To help get you thinking, Rae introduces four steps to help you when choosing a future career.

The Exeter Award is an employability achievement award that will help you make the most of your professional experience. In this episode, Rae Roberts, Employability and Careers Consultant, talks to students Michaela and Matt about how completing the Exeter Award and Exeter Leaders Award has helped them to develop a range of skills that they can take with them into the graduate jobs market. For more information visit the Exeter Award webpages.

We know that interviews can be nerve-wracking at the best of times. In this episode David Pritchard, Employability and Careers Consultant at the University of Exeter, and student Mel, provide practical tips and advice on how you can best prepare for interviews and effectively manage your nerves both before and during your interview.

Sam Conroy Digital Learning Lead, DDL ETB joins Siobhán Murphy, Careers Consultant to unpack what to expect in your early years as a qualified second level teacher - how to manage being involved in extracurricular activities, keeping your focus on lesson planning and facilitating learning in the classroom. The impact of curriculum development and the approach you need to succeed as a teacher are discussed. Sam shares her own career story: How her career has progressed from being a busy (often too busy) music teacher and how her love of technology has brought her to her current role.