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Month: March 2017

15 March 13.30 Working with offenders – Careers in the National Offender Management Service -SSPSSR Employability event

By | 15 March 2017

Event Details The National Offender Management Service (NOMS) is responsible for probation services and prisons an related institutions in England and Wales. It also deals with … Read more

Step Up to Social Work initiative with KCC announced

By harriet | 14 March 2017

We are pleased to announce ‘Set up to Social Work’, our new partnership initiative with Kent County Council. Social work is a challenging but rewarding … Read more

14 March 13.00 Creative CVs workshop – MEDWAY

By | 14 March 2017

Looking at the advantages and disadvantages of having a creative CV plus reviewing some examples with a Careers and Employability Service advisor. Venue:- Room CT203, Clocktower … Read more

14 March 12.00-15.00 Jobshop Part-time, temporary and seasonal job fair

By | 14 March 2017

Kent Union Jobshop has thirty employers of part-time, temporary and seasonal staff coming to their Recruitment Fair.  Employers range from language schools such as Concorde International  … Read more

13 March 13.00 Writing Well – Express yourself – SLAS CANTERBURY

By | 13 March 2017

The final Writing Well workshop of the term uses a variety of source materials and explores a range of strategies for expressing your ideas. Venue:- … Read more

13 March 13.00 Writing Well – Express yourself -SLAS MEDWAY

By | 13 March 2017

The final Writing Well workshop of the term uses a variety of source materials and explores a range of strategies for expressing your ideas. Venue:- … Read more

SSPSSR subjects remain in top 200 world rankings

By harriet | 13 March 2017

The University has been listed in 16 of the 46 subject areas covered by the annual QS World University Rankings by Subject, placing Sociology and … Read more

10 March 13.00 Interview skills – CES MEDWAY

By | 10 March 2017

Tips on face to face interviews and online interviews. Have a practice interview in a safe environment. Overcome your nerves to build your interview confidence … Read more

‘Older Women Rock’ – Saturday 11 March

By harriet | 09 March 2017

Join Professor Julia Twigg as she takes part in the lively, informative and thought-provoking ‘Older Women Rock’ Discussion Day at Folkestone’s Quarterhouse. The brainchild of … Read more

9 March 12.00 Higher education administration and management- CES MEDWAY

By | 09 March 2017

Join Mark Crittenden, regional Coordinator for the Association of University Administrators (AUA), to find out more about working in HE Administration. Venue:- Room DA117, Drill … Read more

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