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AGCAS works in collaboration with members and professional associations to produce up-to-date careers information, advice and guidance products for careers practitioners and their clients.

As you know, we put regular calls out for member writers. It's a great opportunity to hone your skills, expand your knowledge and enrich the content on the Prospects website as well as the AGCAS community and the students we serve.

We've just recruited a bumper crop of writers to update the next round of occupational profiles. A big THANK YOU to all the volunteers!

If you missed out on this writing opportunity this time around, were just too swamped or didn't see any titles that appealed - don't fret! We'll keep you posted of all the new titles we're recruiting for, covering occupational profiles, country profiles, Industry Insights, plus the Options Series and Special Interest Series on here and on Twitter. Follow us on Twitter @EDITORSatAGCAS.

The next round of recruitment for occupational profile updates takes place on the 1st February 2012. To view the most recent list of updated AGCAS/Graduate Prospects publications now live on the Prospects website, see the Live content January 2012 attachment below, and for a full record of titles that have gone live in the past year, go to AGCAS/Graduate Prospects publications: recently updated titles.

In the meantime, we are always looking for case studies to accompany the occupational profiles. Maybe you know someone who'd make an ideal case study? Are you friends with a midwife? Married to a police officer? Or in contact with alumni now working as town planners? Take a look at the Case studies for occupational profiles list below to see if you know anyone who fits the bill. We are also seeking case studies to accompany the Options Series. Click on the Case studies for Options Series list below for inspiration.

Contact editors@agcas.org.uk for further information on case studies or any of the publications.


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