job searching
Your job search starts during your studies
The job marked has gotten more competitive in recent years. That’s why it can be beneficial to prepare yourself for the job hunt before you graduate, so that you don’t end up with an empty resumé.
Experience through volunteer work
Part-time jobs and internships aren’t the only ways to add some qualifications to your resume. Volunteering gives you the opportunity to apply yourself in practice, and it can be your ticket to a meaningful job within many different fields.
Do you know your rights on a student job?
There are many reasons to find a job and get some money into your account. Unfortunately, some employers see students as exploitable. Here is how to make certain you get the pay and time off that you’re entitled to.
How to get a job relevant to your studies
Are you considering finding a job relevant to your studies? Here are a few pieces of advice for the process, to help you get started on the job hunt.
How to network during your education
A solid network can give you a strong foundation for reach your goals, both during and after your education. We’ve spoken to networking expert Charlotte Junge about how you can strengthen and shape your future career by thinking about your network.
Your student job application
A well-written job application can be your key to a new student job. Your application is your first – and maybe only – chance to make a good impression on your prospective employer.
