Autumn is now upon us and, if you are a final-year college student, that can only mean one thing. Employers across the country – and further afield – will be vying for your attention as you prepare to take your first tentative steps into the world of work.
With some time still left to go before thoughts of exams and dissertations take over, you will have plenty of opportunities to visit graduate and careers fairs where you can get some insights into some of the companies you might consider working for in the future. We are here to help answer any questions you may have around entering the world of work. Read on for more or access our dedicated site here.
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