Category: Employability

Graduates of Kent’s School of Economics are among the most employable in the UK, according to the Guardian University Guide 2016. The School is ranked 5th in the … Read more

The Employability Points Team are now welcoming applications for the paid Student Ambassador roles for the 2015-16 academic year for both Employability Points and Student … Read more

City Disabilities, an organisation set up to assist students and professionals working with disabilities, have written an interesting article on whether students with disabilities should … Read more

PwC still have a number of internships on offer this summer for penultimate year students. Areas where internships are available include assurance, deals and tax. … Read more

When preparing for an interview it is important to think about the interview questions that you will be asked. Questions such as “what are your … Read more

Do you know what you want to do when you leave University? If not, don’t worry, you are not alone. Many students leave university not … Read more

For many third year students the end of University life is looming. We understand this can be a pretty terrifying prospect for some students, especially … Read more

When it comes to job hunting the age old phrase of “it’s not what you know, but who you know” always appears to come up. … Read more

Assessment centres are widely used by companies when recruiting graduates. Assessment centres usually last for half a day and consist of a number of exercises which are used to … Read more

Psychometric tests are regularly used by employers as an early part of their recruitment process.  The best chance of passing these tests is plenty of … Read more