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Getting a job

Advice and information about getting a job. Find out what employers want and how you can stand out without work experience.

Choosing a referee

Find out how to choose the best person to act as a referee for a job application.

Work skills to get a job

Learn about job skills and how you likely have them.

8 job skills you should have

Find the top job skills employers look for.

How to find a graduate recruitment program

Find your first job through a graduate recruitment program.

How to find a job

If you're ready to get a job here's what you need to know.

6 ways to find a job online

6 simple tips for making the most of searching for jobs online.

Guide to cold calling

Learn about cold calling and how it can help you find a job.

Misleading job ads

Here are some tips to avoid being scammed by a fake job ad.

How to manage your online reputation

Your online image creates an impression with employers.

How to network

Follow our tips for creating, expanding and using your networks to find a job.

Ultimate guide to getting your first job

Everything you need to know to get your first job.
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