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Many students plan to look for work
Looking outside
unrelated to their degree, according to a
survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.
Getting a job as soon as possible is a top
the box
priority and as a result over 50 per cent plan
to look for work not relevant to their degree
to ensure they get a job upon graduation.
Sonja Stockton, Head of Student
Recruitment for PricewaterhouseCoopers
LLP, commented: “For such an
overwhelming number of students and
graduates to be concerned about their
job prospects emphasises the need for
students to think as early as possible about
their options post graduation. In a tight job
market, students need to examine how
their non-academic skills can combine
with a good quality degree to make their
For a career as
applications and experiences distinctive.”
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