Manchester Graduate Schemes Available

Hi Level 6,

Please take a look at the following links for some Manchester Graduate Schemes available :

http://www.totaljobs.com/JobSearch/JobDetails.aspx?JobId=62758779

 

There’s also this one with Bruntwood in Manchester-

Finance graduate wanted w/ @Bruntwood_UK in Manchester! http://bit.ly/1CeQmue @AFEsociety

Good luck!

Clare

Graduate Trainee Paraplanner - Knutsford

Graduate Opportunity Form

 

Please return completed form to the MMUBS Placement Unit at busplacement@mmu.ac.uk

 
Employer Information:

 

Contact Name*:	Simon Baggott
Contact Email*:	sbaggott@clarionwealth.co.uk
Company Name*:	Clarion Wealth Planning Limited
Company Address:	Marble Arch, King Street, Knutsford, Cheshire WA16 6HD
Company Description:	Based in North East Cheshire and tightly integrated into the Manchester professional services community, Clarion Wealth Planning is a leading wealth management boutique with a sister company that provides a discretionary investment service designed specifically for Clarion clients. Clarion is committed to providing true, lifelong financial planning to a client base of high net worth business owners. Its managing director is a founding member of the Institute of Financial Planning. As a boutique firm dealing with sophisticated clients, Clarion is able to provide a graduate scheme that offers a rare breadth and depth of experience, with the opportunity to take on significant responsibility at an early stage.
Company Web Address:	www.clarionwealth.co.uk

 

Placement Information:

 

Job Title:	Graduate trainee paraplanner
Location:	Knutsford
Number of posts:	1
Job Description:	The scheme is a structured two-year programme at the end of which graduate trainees will be highly skilled paraplanners, carrying out detailed technical research and devising innovative financial planning solutions for Clarion’s demanding clientele of high-net-worth business owners. They will also be supported as they study toward the gold-standard Certified Financial Planner qualification awarded by the Institute of Financial Planning, an accreditation they will be expected to achieve during the course of the programme.   Graduate trainee paraplanners at Clarion Wealth planning will contribute to the financial planning process from day one. Initially providing administrative support, and dealing with clients and product providers from an early stage, they will receive continuous training to enable them quickly to play a full role in the paraplanning team.   Upon completion of the programme trainees will be fully qualified, first-class paraplanners, with the solid grounding they will require whether they choose ultimately to continue down the technical route or to pursue careers in fields such as advice or compliance.
Person Specification:	Qualifications and skills ·         BA Hons Banking and Finance, including personal financial planning and investment electives, class 2.1 or above ·         Strong analytical abilities ·         Comfortable interrogating and manipulating data ·         Understanding of the principles of investment and risk ·         Excellent written English Personal attributes ·         Demonstrable interest in financial planning ·         Committed to real life outcomes, not just technical analysis – eager to engage with the person behind the numbers ·         Strong interpersonal skills; the confidence to deal with a client bank of highly successful businesspeople and liaise with a range of external providers ·         Obsessive attention to detail ·         Lateral thinking and solutions-orientated approach. ·         Desire to work in a boutique firm that provides breadth and depth of experience ·         Eager to be a critical but cooperative, hands-on team member ·         Able to take a proactive role in managing own study schedule and ready to take responsibility for hitting key development milestones ·         Eager to take on responsibility ·         Desire to build a career in East Cheshire, on the doorstep of Manchester

WRITING PROJECT - Registration Now Open

WRITING PROJECT - REGISTRATION NOW OPEN

 

Now in its third year, the massively popular Writing Project will run again in Term 4.

It is an English language support scheme, established to help students improve their written work and therefore their grades and job prospects.

The Writing Project  http://www.writingproject.mmu.ac.uk/,  which starts week commencing 29th June, is a free course in how to write better English and is open to any MMU-enrolled student who would like to improve the way they write. This term, we are offering the course as a ‘Fast-track’ over five weeks, and some early evening classes.

It covers academic and non-academic areas and will focus mainly on style, punctuation, grammatical accuracy, organisation and how to paraphrase and summarise effectively.

It will run at Crewe and Manchester campuses during Term 4.

There is no credit attached to the course, and no formal assessment. However, students will do exercises in writing during the weekly or three-hour, face-to-face sessions and for homework (optional), and will be provided with plenty of feedback on their writing as the course progresses.

International students are welcome, but could also  use the existing ELSIS service, which is designed specifically for students whose first language is not English.

For more information, or to book a place on one of the courses, please visit our web site www.writingproject.mmu.ac.uk or contact writingproject@mmu.ac.uk in the Department of Languages and Information and Communication or phone 3931.

Graduate Scheme & Jobs - City Careers

Technology graduate vacancies

• Graduate Software Developer, Los Angeles. Read more.
• Technical Business Analyst, London. Read more.

Engineering graduate vacancies

• Graduate Engineer, London. Read more.
• Graduate Electrical Engineer, Los Angeles. Read more.

Banking and finance graduate vacancies

• Graduate Financial Research Assistant, New York. Read more.
• Graduate Equity Analyst, London. Read more.

Law graduate vacancies

• Trainee Solicitor Graduate Scheme, Los Angeles and London. Read more.

Marketing graduate vacancies

• Advertising Account Executive, New York. Read more.
• Marketing Assistant, London. Read more.

The above is by no means an exhaustive list. Interested individuals are advised to apply online for more information on all vacancies we have available. Please do not hesitate to contact me directly if you have any questions.

Kind regards,
Lewis Talbot

Managing Director, City Careers and City Internships

Bloomberg Resource - NOW LIVE

Bloomberg Resource IS NOW LIVE

The Bloomberg terminal is now available to all staff and students to support your teaching and research efforts.

Please find below the procedures in full detailing how to book the terminal.

More information can also be found on the terminal help function as well as here http://www.bloomberg.com/professional/education/

Staff can also access information on this link also:

http://www.staff.mmu.ac.uk/manmetlife/news/view/new-mmu-bloomberg-data-terminal

 Bloomberg Procedures

What is Bloomberg?

The Bloomberg Package is comprised of a laptop, a mouse (with USB wireless connecter), a Bloomberg keyboard, a laptop case, a charger lead, Bloomberg promotional literature & guides and a black carry case.

Bloomberg can be used to research all areas of commerce including but not limited to finance, economics, accounting, marketing, operations, ethics and government policy.

Who is it for?

MMU staff university wide: research and teaching aid

Student research: UG dissertation students and all PG & PhD students university wide.

How do I use it?

The Bloomberg terminal can be obtained from:

The Executive Support Team

Room 2.15 (2nd Floor) Business School [enter past reception then turn right]

To book out the Bloomberg terminal you will need to sign a receipt for the terminal and present your MMU ID card to evidence who you are.

The terminal can only be booked for 2 hour slots (subject to demand) on a first-come-first served basis.

The terminal must be signed in and out by the SAME member of staff or student, and not passed between people.

Whilst the terminal is in your custody you are responsible for appropriate usage and risk of damage

or theft.

The terminal can only be used on-site at the MMU Business School and must never be taken home or outside of the Business School. Any attempt to do so is a breach of our contractual agreement with Bloomberg for which you would bear personal responsibility.

The terminal is only available between 09:00-16:30 and must always be returned promptly by 16:00.

Helpful links

How to create a Bloomberg login

http://bit.ly/bbglogin

Best wishes, Clare

Sent on behalf of Gavin Brown, Senior Lecturer | Accounting, Finance & Economics BA (Hons). MSc. ACA. MBA. IMC. PG Cert (Ed). HEA (Fellow). (Oxon) Doctoral Researcher in Financial Economics (University of Keele)

T: 0161 247 3684 |  E: g.brown@mmu.ac.uk |  W: www.business.mmu.ac.uk | L: Gavin Brown Linked-In |  Skype: gavinbrown_finance |

Trainee Paraplanner - Suttons Independent Financial Advisers

 

Job Description – Trainee Paraplanner

A trainee paraplanner is required for an independent financial planning practice in Sale Moor. This is an exciting opportunity to join this growing firm with excellent prospects for the right individual to progress and develop their career.

You will be working closely with the advisers and other colleagues assisting with the compilation of client reports and obtaining information required as part of a centralised Paraplanning function.

In particular:

Ø  Carrying out appropriate research and helping prepare client recommendations.

Ø  Obtaining investment, asset allocation and fund information as part of portfolio reviews.

Ø  Produce illustrations and application packs.

Ø  Ensuring standards of compliance and corporate processes are met across the business in all duties performed.

Ø  Keeping up to date with FCA updates and changes to legislation. Carrying out additional ad-hoc projects to assist with other area of the department as and when they arise.

Person Specification

Willing to work towards level 4 Diploma in Financial Planning and a degree in financial services or a closely related discipline.

Any previous administration experience, ideally within a Financial Services environment, would be an advantage.

In particular:

Ø  Strong communication skills, written, verbal and listening.

Ø  Strong analytical skills with an eye for detail.

Ø  Excellent organisational skills so able to work under pressure to high standards of accuracy.

Ø  Self-motivated and a quick learner.

Ø  Ability to work effectively autonomously or as part of a team.

Ø  Strong IT skills ideally with developed knowledge of Microsoft Office software.

Ø  A ‘can do’ attitude a positive approach and willing to work hard to get it right first time.

Salary

The starting salary for this position is £18,500, with increases linked to attaining Diploma in Financial Planning examinations.

Suttons Independent Financial Advisers Ltd

135 Northenden Road, Sale Moor,
Manchester, M33 3HF

T: 0161 969 1703

E: Harvey@suttonsifa.co.uk

Level 4 & 5 – Become a Peer Mentor Next Year

Level 4 & 5 – Become a Peer Mentor Next Year 

 

Jobs4Students have confirmed that they will bring forward the closing date for the Peer Mentor applications to next Friday 26^th June. 

If you are interested in this great opportunity please go to the Jobs4students website and register your details to receive the advert.

http://www.mmu.ac.uk/careers/students-and-graduates/jobs4students.php/

Please get your applications in as soon as possible,

Good luck!
Clare

Your Future Career Starts Here !

We know that just getting a great degree is not enough to secure the job you want after graduation. You need to boost your skills, get experience and be able to sell yourself to a potential employer.

Get involved in our employability programme to confidently compete in the jobs market and achieve your career goals.

What’s on?

This Week
Tuesday 9^th June

Careers fairs: why, where and how to prepare (2.30-3pm)

By the end of this 30 minute session, you will know:
-When and where the fairs take place
-What to expect
-The preparation needed to get the most out of them
-How to network at the fairs and sell your skills so that employers take notice of you
http://bit.ly/1Gm6iC5
………………………………………………….
Researching commercial companies for applications & interviews (3-4pm)
Showing a potential employer that you really understand, and have a genuine interest in, their business and sector is essential when making yourself stand out in the recruitment process.
http://bit.ly/1FYjbSJ
………………………………………………….
IT Envy BRIEFING (3pm)
We’re offering you the chance to get free online training and qualifications from Microsoft in Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook or Access
This is a fantastic way to improve your IT skills and boost your CV.
http://bit.ly/1EZGXLv

Wednesday 10^th June
The Graduate Recruitment Fair (10:30-4pm to Thurs, 11th June 2015)
The Graduate Recruitment Fair at Manchester is one of the biggest graduate jobs fair in the UK. At the fair over 150 exhibitors will be present
http://bit.ly/1DqvVLl
………………………………………………….
Networking: make it work for you (10-11am)
By the end of this interactive session, you will:
-Know how, why and when to network
-Have learnt how to use every opportunity to make contacts
-Develop skills so that you can network with confidence and charm
http://bit.ly/1KFYpFi
………………………………………………….
How to write winning CVs (11-12noon)
http://bit.ly/1cz2Shg

Thursday 11^th June
Graduate Employment Conference (9.30am-4pm)
A fantastic opportunity for students to network with employers, learn more about graduate recruitment trends and share your own ideas and views!
http://www.mmu.ac.uk/careers/events/event-detail.php?id=4122
………………………………………………….
Amazing applications: net that job (10-11am)
By the end of the session, you will know:
-The key things an employer is looking for
-How online applications are assessed
-The insider know-how to succeed
-A few tips for online ability testing
………………………………………………….
Successful interviews: get that job! (11-12noon)
By the end of the session, you will:
Get practical advice to help minimise nerves and maximize your performance at interviews
Learn how to prepare and how to handle those difficult interview questions
Find out how to perform with confidence to make that lasting impression
http://bit.ly/1EY7ZOE
………………………………………………….
Presentations: From terrified to confident (12.15-1.15pm)
Come along to this workshop and get top tips for how to deliver a presentation and impress employers with your professional and confident approach.
http://bit.ly/1IfueEI

Friday 12^th June
IT Envy BRIEFING (12 noon)
We’re offering you the chance to get free online training and qualifications from Microsoft in Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook or Access
This is a fantastic way to improve your IT skills and boost your CV.
http://bit.ly/1JsqXDs
Wednesday 17^th June
Immigration Workshop: Applying for a Tier 4 (General) Visa
http://bit.ly/1JsotF5

Top Opportunities up for Grabs......

Enter the Next Generation Award to win £9000 & 6 months work exp in the automotive industry! http://ow.ly/MA45x

P/T Jobs/Work Experience
Join the new Facebook group for part time and summer jobs! http://on.fb.me/1D6i4so

Graduate Roles
There are currently 561 graduate roles being advertised at www.mmu.ac.uk/findajob

GRADUATE TO WORK WEEK - 1 - 5th June

 

GRADUATE TO WORK WEEK - 1 - 5th June

 

Whether you are confident about your career goals or graduating with no idea what to do next, take action to enhance your career prospects and explore your options.

 

MMU Careers & Employability are running a week full of workshops, employer networking events and expert advice sessions at the Business School from 1 -5 June, all aimed at helping you to prepare for life after graduation and boost your career.

There is something for everyone, register to:

• Meet employers offering graduate jobs and internships at our networking cafes
• Learn how to sell yourself to employers, from winning CVs and social media through to impressing at interview
• Explore the options available to you after graduation, including starting your own business and further study

If you are taking part in MMU Futures a number of the sessions running, including Work Ready, are core elements of the award so this is a great opportunity to collect points. Cheshire students - you can claim travel expenses back for those sessions which qualify for MMU Futures points providing you are registered for the award.

The full programme can be found below. You can attend as many sessions as you like during the week but must register your interest.
Register your interest

Attend two or more sessions to be in with the chance of winning £100 voucher!
Let us know how you are getting involved with Graduate to Work Week on Twitter using #G2WW.

Workshops Available:

Monday 1st June

• 09.30Team Work Essentials (part of Work Ready) – Room 3.15
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  By the end of this interactive session, you will learn:
  

  • The features of a high performing team
  • Benefits of team working
  • How to find your preferred team role and make the most of your contribution to team success
• 10.00How to write winning CVs – Room 3.16
  Read More
  Ever wondered what the difference is between okay and winning CVs? This workshop will explore the different formats for CVs and covering letters and get you started with the skills you need to stand out from the crowd and bag an interview.
  By the end of the session, you will know:
  

  • The key qualities an employer looks for in a CV
  • How to format your CV – including what you should and shouldn’t include
  • How to use the right language to grab an employer’s attention
• 11.30Amazing applications: net that job! – Room 3.15
  Read More
  Completing application forms is easy – right? Think again! The variety of application forms and processes used by employers means that you will need specific knowledge to make your application stand out. Each application you complete has to be carefully crafted through preparation and planning to sell yourself and secure that interview.
  By the end of the session, you will know:
  

  • The key things an employer is looking for
  • How online applications are assessed
  • The insider know-how to succeed
  • A few tips for online ability testing
• 11.30Presentations: from terrified to confident – Room 3.16
  Read More
  We know that presenting to an employer at an interview or assessment centre can be daunting. Come along to this workshop and get top tips for how to deliver a presentation and impress employers with your professional and confident approach.
  By the end of the session, you will know:
  

  • How to prepare for a presentation
  • How to structure a presentation
  • How to deal with nerves
  • How to manage your audience
• 13.00Successful Interviews: get that job! – Room 3.15
  Read More
  One job. Six candidates. Your turn in front of the interview panel. Only one thing will decide it – what you say and do in the next half hour. This interactive workshop will give you the chance to explore the interview experience.
  By the end of the session, you will: Get practical advice to help minimise nerves and maximize your performance at interviews; Learn how to prepare and how to handle difficult interview questions; Find out how to perform with confidence to make that lasting impression.
• 13.00Find that graduate job – Room 3.16
  Read More
  The workshop that leaves no stone unturned in giving you the tools to find that graduate job! This session aims to improve your chances of finding a job by introducing you to the most useful vacancy sources; discuss ways to find unadvertised positions; and give you tips on marketing yourself effectively to employers.
• 14.30Considering teaching? – Room 3.15
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  Attend this workshop if you are at the early stages of thinking about a career in teaching; either at primary, secondary or college-level, and you want to find out more.
  
  By the end of this session you will know: What makes a good teacher; The qualifications and experience required; The different ways to train; How to get that all-important work experience.
• 14.30Postgraduate study: a worthwhile investment? – Room 3.16
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  Are you passionate about your subject? Do you need a postgraduate qualification for your chosen career? Or, perhaps you want to continue life at University? Whatever your motivations for considering further study, attend this workshop to find out whether postgraduate study is for you.
  By the end of the session, you will have:
  

  • Explored the range of post graduate study options
  • Begun to think about the pros and cons of different choices
  • Looked at funding options
  • Considered your level of commitment to investing your time and money in further study

Tuesday 2nd June

• 09.30Communication and influencing essentials (part of Work Ready) – Room 3.22
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  By the end of this interactive session, you will know:
  

  • How to communicate with people at all levels
  • How to overcome the barriers to effective communication
  • How to be assertive and get your message across
• 10.00How to write winning CVs – Room 3.23
  Read More
  Ever wondered what the difference is between okay and winning CVs? This workshop will explore the different formats for CVs and covering letters and get you started with the skills you need to stand out from the crowd and bag an interview.
  By the end of the session, you will know:
  

  • The key qualities an employer looks for in a CV
  • How to format your CV – including what you should and shouldn’t include
  • How to use the right language to grab an employer’s attention
• 11.30Networking: make it work for you – Room 3.22
  Read More
  It’s a fact that many jobs are filled without ever being advertised. The good news is that you don’t have to know rich, famous or high-powered people to network; we all network every day and it’s a skill everyone can learn and get better at.
  By the end of this interactive session, you will:
  

  • Know how, why and when to network
  • Have learnt how to use every opportunity to make contacts
  • Develop skills so that you can network with confidence and charm
• 11.30Successful Interviews: get that job! – Room 3.23
  Read More
  One job. Six candidates. Your turn in front of the interview panel. Only one thing will decide it – what you say and do in the next half hour. This interactive workshop will give you the chance to explore the interview experience.
  By the end of the session, you will: Get practical advice to help minimise nerves and maximize your performance at interviews; Learn how to prepare and how to handle difficult interview questions; Find out how to perform with confidence to make that lasting impression.
• 14.00Internships – Meet the Employers – North Atrium
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  Internships are not only a way to get ahead of the competition by gaining crucial work experience but also a great opportunity to work out what you might want to do in the future.
  Attend this event to:
  

  • Network with employers offering internship schemes in a range of sectors and roles
  • Hear from graduates about their experiences of doing internships
  • Get expert advice on making your applications stand out from the crowd

  Want to brush up on your networking skills before the event? Attend our workshop, Networking: make it work for you at 11:30am, Tuesday 2 June (NBS 3.22).

Wednesday 3rd June

• 09.30Project management essentials (part of Work Ready) – Room 4.04
  Read More
  By the end of this interactive session, you will learn:
  

  • Why it's important to manage projects
  • How to plan a project
  • Approaches to project implementation and evaluation
• 10.00Presentations: from terrified to confident – Room 4.05
  Read More
  We know that presenting to an employer at an interview or assessment centre can be daunting. Come along to this workshop and get top tips for how to deliver a presentation and impress employers with your professional and confident approach.
  By the end of the session, you will know:
  

  • How to prepare for a presentation
  • How to structure a presentation
  • How to deal with nerves
  • How to manage your audience
• 11.30Amazing applications: net that job! – Room 4.04
  Read More
  Completing application forms is easy – right? Think again! The variety of application forms and processes used by employers means that you will need specific knowledge to make your application stand out. Each application you complete has to be carefully crafted through preparation and planning to sell yourself and secure that interview.
  By the end of the session, you will know:
  

  • The key things an employer is looking for
  • How online applications are assessed
  • The insider know-how to succeed
  • A few tips for online ability testing
• 11.30LinkedIn: from amateur to pro – Room 2.10
  Read More
  This hands-on session shows you how to develop your very own LinkedIn profile and use the social media site to increase your career prospects. Prior to attending, you need to set up a basic profile.
  At this session, you will:
  

  • Complete your profile making it both professional yet personal
  • Increase your connections
  • Connect to key employers
• 13.00How to write winning CVs – Room 4.04
  Read More
  Ever wondered what the difference is between okay and winning CVs? This workshop will explore the different formats for CVs and covering letters and get you started with the skills you need to stand out from the crowd and bag an interview.
  By the end of the session, you will know:
  

  • The key qualities an employer looks for in a CV
  • How to format your CV – including what you should and shouldn’t include
  • How to use the right language to grab an employer’s attention
• 13.00Find that graduate job – Room 4.05
  Read More
  The workshop that leaves no stone unturned in giving you the tools to find that graduate job! This session aims to improve your chances of finding a job by introducing you to the most useful vacancy sources; discuss ways to find unadvertised positions; and give you tips on marketing yourself effectively to employers.
• 14.30You’re hired! How to survive assessment centres and get the job – Room 4.04
  Read More
  Top companies use assessment centres as part of their recruitment and selection process. For them, they’re a sure-fire way of getting the right people. For you, they’re a challenging assault-course of individual and group tasks – and your goal is to be the last candidate left at the end.
  By the end of the session you will: Know how and why employers use assessment centres; Know something about the kind of selection tasks that are used; Have been given the chance to have a go at some of the tests.
• 14:30Careers fairs: why, where and how to prepare – Room 4.05
  Read More
  Graduate Recruitment Fairs are an excellent opportunity to meet and network with employers ‘face to face’. Your perfect job could be waiting for you at this year’s graduate fairs. Exhibitors will be offering immediate job vacancies, postgraduate course places, placements and internships, voluntary work opportunities and temporary jobs.
  By the end of this session you will know:
  

  • When and where the fairs take place
  • What to expect
  • The preparation needed to get the most out of them
  • How to network and sell your skills

Thursday 4th June

• 09.30Leadership essentials (part of work ready) – Room 3.15
  By the end of this interactive session, you will learn:
  

  • What makes a good leader
  • How to manage a team
  • How to get the best out of people
• 10.00Successful Interviews: get that job! – Room 3.16
  One job. Six candidates. Your turn in front of the interview panel. Only one thing will decide it – what you say and do in the next half hour. This interactive workshop will give you the chance to explore the interview experience.
  By the end of the session, you will: Get practical advice to help minimise nerves and maximize your performance at interviews; Learn how to prepare and how to handle difficult interview questions; Find out how to perform with confidence to make that lasting impression.
• 11.30How to write wining CVs – Room 3.15
  Read More
  Ever wondered what the difference is between okay and winning CVs? This workshop will explore the different formats for CVs and covering letters and get you started with the skills you need to stand out from the crowd and bag an interview.
  By the end of the session, you will know:
  

  • The key qualities an employer looks for in a CV
  • How to format your CV – including what you should and shouldn’t include
  • How to use the right language to grab an employer’s attention
• 11.30Networking: make it work for you – Room 3.16
  Read More
  It’s a fact that many jobs are filled without ever being advertised. The good news is that you don’t have to know rich, famous or high-powered people to network; we all network every day and it’s a skill everyone can learn and get better at.
  By the end of this interactive session, you will:
  

  • Know how, why and when to network
  • Have learnt how to use every opportunity to make contacts
  • Develop skills so that you can network with confidence and charm
• 14.00Graduate Jobs – Meet the Employers – North Atrium
  Read More
  Attend this unique event to meet employers offering a range of graduate job and placement opportunities, and equip yourself with the skills to approach them with confidence.
  Sign up to:
  

  • Get expert advice on how to make yourself the ideal candidate
  • Practise your networking skills with real employers looking to recruit
  • Find out about the types of jobs available to you after graduation

  Employers from a number of sectors will be attending – check back for details.
  Want to brush up on your networking skills before the event? Attend our workshop, Networking: make it work for you at 11:30am, Thursday 4 June (NBS 3.16).

Friday 5th June

• 09.30Business Start Up Boot Camp – Innospace
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  Are you thinking of starting your own business? Do you have an idea that you want to turn into a reality? Do you want to be your own boss? If so, then the Business Start Up Boot Camp is for you! It will cover the initial building blocks of setting up a successful business and will provide support, advice, resources, guidance and mentoring to help you create a commercially viable venture.
  To register for this event you must complete an application form, to do this please email innospace@mmu.ac.uk.
• 11.00Careers Advice for Disabled Students – Wellbeing Room
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• If you are a disabled student or a student with dyslexia, you may have some extra considerations when you are planning your career and exploring your options. This session is a great opportunity to speak to a range of organisations offering support and advice on how to make the most of your skills when applying for jobs and speaking to employers.
  Organisations attending include:
  

  • EmployAbility
  • Remploy
  • WhizzKidz
  • MMU Human Resources Department
  • Exceptional Individuals
  • Blind in Business

  Want to brush up on your employability skills before the event? Check out the range of workshops taking place during Graduate to Work Week.

Students who attended Graduate to Work Week 2014 said:

“This is a must attend event for anyone who is about the graduate. The advice I received throughout the week gave me the confidence to leave MMU and start to apply for jobs.”

“After the event, I applied for two jobs and had a better understanding of what was required for the application. Because of this support, I now have a job.”