Resources in the Careers Advice and Guidance community
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Psychology Student Employability Guide
This guide covers traditional, new and emerging psychology careers as well as subject-focused job seeking advice and graduate case studies.
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Evaluation Practices and Impact Evidence of Careers Activities for Research Staff
A number of careers services offer specialised careers support to research staff. The aim of this AGCAS Research Staff Task Group project was to collate and review evaluation evidence for this client group. The project report includes an overview of types of evidence collected, as well as some suggestions for developing and sharing practice in this area.
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CV and applications advice - survey results
In November 2011, Sarah Mallen, Information Manager at The University of Manchester, Careers & Employability Division, sent a survey to information staff to determine the levels of demand for CV checking and application advice, who provides it and what methods services are using to keep up with the demand.
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Diversity Matters
Diversity Matters is targeted primarily at graduate jobseekers but will be useful to anybody interested in employment and diversity, whether as someone directly affected by the issues it addresses or in a professional capacity.
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Higher education student enrolments and qualifications obtained at higher education institutions in the UK for the academic year 2010/11
This publication provides details of student enrolments and qualifications obtained by higher education (HE) students at HE institutions (HEIs) in the United Kingdom (UK) for the academic year 2010/11. It covers the UK, along with separate figures for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and includes new charts and time series graphs to aid in interpretation of the data.
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A Dynamic Nucleus: Colleges at the Heart of Local Communities
This final report from the Independent Commission on Colleges in their Communities presents a vision of further education colleges as a 'dynamic nucleus' at the centre of their communities, creating links and establishing networks of partnerships.
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Postgraduate Students Task Group - An Introduction to Working with Postgraduate Students (PowerPoint)
Produced by the AGCAS Postgraduate Students Task Group, the purpose of this presentation is to provide a collection of thoughts and ideas on working with a range of postgraduate students.
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Postgraduate Students Task Group - Postgraduate Toolkit
Produced by the AGCAS Postgraduate Students Task Group, the Postgraduate Toolkit is aimed at practitioners working with postgraduate students. The toolkit includes useful books, key reports and key websites for taught, research and MBA students.
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The Proposed Model for Career Guidance in England: Some Lessons from International Examples
This paper aims to review evidence related to the model of career guidance that the current government is proposing to implement in England - now an Act of Parliament (law). It also identifies relevant evidence on career guidance provision from high-performing countries in terms of school performance, as identified in the evidence paper that accompanied the white paper on The Importance of Teaching.
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Careers and Employability Blogs
We've noticed a growing number of blogs covering the graduate labour market and careers and employability topics. Many are aimed at students and some at a wider readership.
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