What’s on in October?
All events listed are bookable through
the Careers and Employability Service website unless stated otherwise. }
Wednesday
5:
Pro Bono and Legal Careers Fair 2016 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
North
Atrium, Business School, Manchester Campus
Find out the
pro bono opportunities available to you as a Manchester Law School student.
Meet pro bono partners – including Amicus, National Centre for Citizenship
& the Law, Personal Support Unit, Slater & Gordon, Manchester CAB,
Greater Manchester Law Centre, Shelter, Partners for Prisoners. Attend a number
of talks covering CV & interview tips as well as pro bono work with the
Personal Unit Work, pro bono legal research work and Law and Justice education.
Wednesday
5:
Use LinkedIn to Kick-Start Your Career 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Room
3.12, Business School Building, Manchester
Whether
you are an avid user or a beginner, this session will further develop your
understanding and will teach you how to use LinkedIn effectively to increase
your connections and link to employers.
Thursday
6:
I Don’t Know What I Want To Do When I Leave Uni 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Room
229, Geoffrey Manton Building, Manchester
If you have
no idea on what step to take next then you aren’t the only one and this session
will help you explore your options and map out your journey to your future
career. It’s never too early to plan what to do next!
Thursday
6:
Teaching Information Evening – Greater Manchester Bright Future
SCITT 7:00
pm – 8:30 pm
Altrincham
Grammar School for Girls, Cavendish Rd, Bowdon, Altrincham, WA14 2NL
Opportunities
for graduates to apply for Early Years, Primary and Secondary teaching with the
Greater Manchester Bright Futures SCITT. The event will cover the training
packages offered, bursaries and finance, application advice, qualifications
needed and future prospects as well as career progression within teaching.
Wednesday
12:
Considering Teaching Careers Fair 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Geoffrey
Manton Atrium, Manchester
Teaching is
still an extremely popular choice for Manchester Met graduates and it is
important that students get the full information and options available to them
explained. This fair offers students the chance to get any information or
advice they have about the routes into teaching and tips for writing personal
statements and UCAS application forms.
All year
groups and graduates welcome. Cheshire based students will be reimbursed for
travel expenses.
Tuesday
18:
The Big Careers Fair (Day 1) 10:30 am – 4:00 pm
Manchester
Central Convention Centre, Windmill St, Manchester M2 3GX
Day one is
ideal for graduate jobs, student internships and placements in consultancy, HR,
retail management, finance, marketing and more. Final year, postgraduates and
pre-final year students will greatly benefit by learning more about careers in
different sectors before starting your job search.
Manchester Met students are all welcome
to attend Manchester University's Big Careers Fair! Spread across two days, the
Big Careers Fair offers you the chance to make personal contact with employers
for expert advice on finding your ideal career.
For information on employers attending, go to http://www.careers.manchester.ac.uk/events/bigcareersfair/exhibitorlist/
Thursday 19:
The Big Careers Fair (Day 2) 10:30 am – 4:00 pm
Manchester
Central Convention Centre, Windmill St, Manchester M2 3GX
Day two of the fair is for graduate jobs, student
internships and placements in engineering, science and technology. All students
are welcome to attend, however final year, postgraduate and pre-final year
students will benefit the most.
For information on employers attending, go to
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