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GradJobs magazine Welcome to


role can become overwhelming. GradJobs magazine, however, is here to direct you through the graduate recruitment process and help you to achieve your career goals.


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This issue explores the opportunities and benefi ts of teaching abroad, using social media to improve your employability, and expanding on your degree by looking at your wider skillset.


You’ll also fi nd the Show Guide for this year’s National Graduate Recruitment Exhibitions. These events off er an unmissable opportunity to meet the UK’s leading graduate employers and fi nd out more about the exciting roles they have to off er, along with crucial tips to prepare you for success in your future career.


Make the most of your visit by exploring: • Interactive Skills for Business workshops • One-to-one guidance in the Advice Clinic • Personal feedback on your performance at the Mock Assessment Centre • Tailored advice to help you perfect your CV • Presentations from adidas, Department for Transport, Ofcom and many more!


And don’t miss the keynote speech from Apprentice runner-up Bianca Miller on how to market your personal brand.


Finally, there will be exclusive rewards available throughout the exhibitions. Visitors who impress can bag themselves a Golden Ticket and fast-track their way through the interview process!


Turn to page 29 to see everything that’s taking place at the event and start planning your career. See you there!


David Wain Portfolio Director


ou’ve almost fi nished your degree and the working world is eagerly awaiting your arrival. It’s an exciting, unpredictable and wholly rewarding time, but it involves making some big decisions about your future. So… where to next?


With the job market only getting bigger, the process of fi nding that perfect


EDITOR Flora Neighbour flora.neighbour@vmgl.com £8 TRAVEL SUBSIDY!


THE NATIONAL GRADUATE RECRUITMENT EXHIBITIONS


13 & 14 October | Olympia, London 3 & 4 November | NEC, Birmingham


For details see GradJobs.co.uk Did you know that full-time students can claim up to £8 towards their travel costs? Well, you do now! To claim, take your valid student ID, train/bus ticket or receipt to the Refunds Offi ce onsite and you will be given an application form to send off once you’re home. For more details about what you can and cannot claim for, visit GradJobs.co.uk before you travel and send an email to transport.ngr@vmgl.com if you have any questions.


ASSISTANT EDITOR Jack Sadler


jack.sadler@vmgl.com


DESIGN & PRODUCTION Aryan Pishneshin


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Ashley Penney ashley.penney@vmgl.com


PUBLISHING DIRECTOR Tracy Shah


PUBLISHING MANAGER Lauren McLurg


ADVERTISING David Wain


david.wain@vmgl.com 020 8394 5236


Sam Search sam.search@vmgl.com 020 8394 5273


Rikesh Patel


rikesh.patel@vmgl.com 020 8394 5231


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GradJobs is published by Venture Marketing Group (VMG) Ltd, 2nd Floor, 2-4 St Georges Road, London, SW19 4DP Tel: 020 8394 5200


Printed by The Manson Group Copyright Venture Marketing Group Ltd. While every eff ort is made to ensure the accuracy of information in GradJobs, VMG Ltd does not accept responsibility for any errors or omissions or for the consequences of actions based on data contained herein. Views expressed in GradJobs do not necessarily refl ect those of VMG Ltd or its employees.


Autumn 2017 | GradJobs.co.uk | 5 Digital sponsor:


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