Our Audit Fast Track event in Reading will give you an insight into life in our Deloitte office, skill building sessions and the opportunity to come away with a job offer at the end of the 2 day programme
Date: 2nd & 3rd April 2014
Location: Abbotts House, Abbey Street, Reading, RG1 3BD
Contact leareed@deloitte.co.uk
Thinking of an international career? Are you planning to look for a graduate job with overseas opportunities?
This 3 week interactive course aims to help you to develop an awareness of different cultures to support you in the recruitment process and in your future career. Participating in the course will provide you with an insight into different cultures, with a view to conducting business in a culture that is different from your own.
You will be expected to participate fully in all three workshops, wherever possible, to gain the most out of the course. The course is being run by the Careers and Employability Centre and the English Language Support Service.
Graduate Jobs in Sport are running on Thursday 20th of March called Graduate Jobs in Sport live at Bucks New University, High Wycombe.
The event will bring together 30 top employers in the sport industry to help the expected audience of 600 students and graduates find their ideal job within the industry. Graduate Jobs in Sport Live is the only event of its kind in that it brings together the largest number of sport employers ever assembled in the UK including:
– National Governing bodies
– Sports recruitment agencies
– Training and coaching companies
– Other sporting organizations.
EmployAbility is delighted to be working with Google to offer disabled students the opportunity to apply for the Building Opportunities for Leadership & Development (BOLD) Immersion and STEP Internship Programmes 2014.
Are you considering a career in Teaching and not sure whether to apply for School Direct, a PGCE or another route?
Do you want to learn more about what is involved in the training, what excellent bursaries and scholarships are currently available to you and how to apply?
12th of March, 15:00pm – 16:00pm
All students taking a course in Information Security, Information Technology, Engineering and Law are invited to attend this webinar that provides guidance and advice to all students looking for a placement or a graduate’s role in Information Security.
You will have the opportunity to listen to a number of successful female information security professionals which will share their insights and experience and participate to open discussions regarding successful careers paths in Information Security.
Do you need someone to check your CV? A CV clinic will follow.
The event is hosted by the Women in Security Group in collaboration with the University of Derby.
Event URL: www.youtube.com/user/WomenInSecurity
No registration neccessary
Friday 14th March 2014 11.00am – 12.00
Also, a fantastic opportunity to ask any questions you may have to two of our current Graduate Trainees who themselves undertook a placement year with us!
Registration URL: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2341755611775415297
Due to planned maintenance, some of our resources will be unavailable on the morning of Monday 10th March. You will be unable to access resources normally requiring you to enter a password – those whose addresses begin with http://internal.lboro.ac.uk
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
This is a fully-funded, week-long training course designed to give you practical experience of the work of a graduate chemist in the pharmaceutical industry. Based in the GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) research laboratories we will provide you with personalised laboratory tuition together with coaching in interview technique, presentation skills and working in teams.
This programme now in its eleventh year will be held at the GlaxoSmithKline Medicines Research Centre, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, on 14th – 19th September 2014.
The Training Experience is one approach that GSK uses to encourage high calibre chemists from a variety of backgrounds to apply for positions in the pharmaceutical industry; therefore:
You should be an analytical/computational/synthetic chemistry undergraduate about to enter your final year of study.
Applications from mature students who have elected to study chemistry at a later stage in their career and, applications from chemistry graduates who have taken a career break or moved into another area of work/business and wish to return to a career in chemistry in the pharmaceutical industry, are also welcomed.
If you would like to gain an insight into the pharmaceutical industry and be part of this interactive programme, please complete and return an Residential Chemistry Training Experience Application Form 2014 no later than 13th June 2014 to:
RCTE11 Administrator
Respiratory Medicinal Chemistry Department
Medicines Research Centre
GlaxoSmithKline
Stevenage
Herts
SG1 2NY
If you prefer, you may send a completed application electronically. To do this, email uzy55557@gsk.com for an application form.
