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Are you leaving school or college, not sure what to do next and looking for an exciting opportunity that could change your life? Look no further...
Coach Louise Wightman discusses how a look at your earlier life can lead to career satisfaction
The Telework Association believes the route business success will be to encourage more home working
Rob Moore, a careers expert with The Careers Management Organisation, lifts the lid on a few facts about the careers business
Terry Watts, CEO of Proskills, the Sector Skills Council for the process and manufacturing industries, explains why apprenticeships are a valid alternative
Social media expert Simon Caine has used Twitter to help him find jobs on every step of his career, here he shares his tips
Students are increasingly starting university with their eye on the end result of a good career than ever before
Careers expert John Lees agrees many jobs simply aren’t advertised and while this may not feel fair, you don’t need to miss these opportunities
Coach Louise Wightman considers the options facing single parents going back to work
Everyone agrees it’s a difficult time to find work, but Will de Lucy, director of Amplify Trading, explains that work experience can be the key
Careers consultant at City University London, Laura Hooke offers some advice to give yourself the best chance of finding your ideal position
Neil Munz-Jones, author of The Reluctant Networker, shares some tips for getting connected when you can’t really face it
Online PR and social media consultant Jessica Hodkinson offers advice to undergraduates daunted by the prospect of finding work
Top coach Hannah McNamara offers tips finding your way to a new job without waiting for it to be advertised
Career coach Sarah Corsar explains how gaining some work experience can set you apart from the pack
Coach Louise Wightman discusses how giving your time for free can pay rich rewards in the end
And specialists in placing people on the autistic spectrum are attracting the attention of high-profile organisations
A survey has shown that employees must make sure they have the right skills for the job in the future
Coach Louise Wightman has some advice for employees who want to make progress at work
