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Now days the world has become a much smaller place. Expand your horizons by looking at the global job market as a possibility for post-degree employment. This workshop will help by providing information on the current global graduate market place, show you where to start looking for these roles and provide advise on how to maximize you international profile.

Careers without boarders
Tuesday 8th March 2011, 5-6pm
Anatomy JZ Young LT

To register, please visit here

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For anyone who is interested in working either in China, or with a Chinese related business within the UK, Europe or Asia, this could be a good event to help you explore your options.

The Chopsticks Club, a China-focused networking group based in London, in collaboration with the Confucius Institute for Business, is organising this first niche CHINA RECRUITMENT FAIR on 24 March 2011 in Central London.
Organisations taking part will include UK, multinational & Chinese companies across the following sectors:
• Finance
• Accountancy
• Legal
• Consulting
• Insurance
• Petroleum
• Manufacturing
For more information and to pre-register please email business@chopsticksclub.com together with your CV. A registration and administration charge of £10 per person will apply).

Additional information about the Fair including exhibitors, speakers and venue will follow.

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Dear student,

UCL Careers Service is running a themed week on ‘International Careers’ from the 28th February to 4th March.

The week will kick off with an introductory talk providing a summary of the range international careers available, factors which make it more likely to achieve and information on how to find work experience. This will be followed by events focussing on ‘Careers in the EU’ and opportunities to hear a variety of professionals talk about their day-to-day work and routes into their field. The programme concludes with an Employer-led CV/Application form checking session on the Friday.

‘Get into…International Careers’ week programme:

Monday 28 February: 1pm-2pm
An ‘International’ Career: why do you want it and how do you achieve it?

A talk by UCL Careers Adviser, Saiyada Smith, covering topics like: finding ways to work internationally; the types of opportunities on offer and how to utilise your skills and experience when applying for roles.

Tuesday 1 March: 5.15pm-8.00pm
EU Careers Event

The UCL European Institute, UCLU European Society and UCL Careers Service are collaborating to deliver this unique event which will offer students an overview over career options with EU institutions, UK Civil Service, regional representations and relevant private and third-sector organisations.

The evening has two parts: a panel discussion (5.15-6.45pm) followed by a networking session (6.45-8.00pm). Organisations include: European Personnel Selection Office; DG Interpretation and the UK Civil Service European Fast Stream.

Thursday 3rd March: 5pm-6.30pm
International Careers Panel

This event provides you with the opportunity to meet a diverse range of experts to discuss international opportunities in a wide range of sectors. Routes into an international career can be challenging to navigate. Learning from our panel of speakers will hopefully clarify ways in which you can embark on your own International Career.

Speakers include:

  • Dan O’Rogger – International Economist, ODI
  • Claire Lewis – International Ambassador Programme, Oxfam
  • Speaker TBC – International Management, HSBC
  • Bay Fang – International Correspondent, Reuters
  • Friday 4 March: 2-4.30pm
    Employer-led CV and Application Form Checking

    Recruitment advisers from Herbert Smith (legal roles) and Ernst & Young (consultancy) have offered to check CVs and Applications from 2-4.30 pm on Friday 4th March.

    For more information, including how to register for events, go to Get into International Careers Week.

    Best wishes,

    The Careers Service Team

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International Futures is a one day course for those seeking work in the UK after graduation.  You will be able to choose from workshops about job applications, immigration, interviews, job hunting both in the UK and overseas and also hear from other former international students now working in the UK.

Date: 21 Feb, 10-6pm

Venue: Senate House, Russell Square, London.

Booking has opened!  Visit www.careers.lon.ac.uk/if for details of how to book.

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The 8 week UK student visa consultation period ended on January 31st after attracting more than 30,000 responses.

In comments made after the closure, UK immigration minister Damian Green reiterated his plans to reform the current visa system.

“I believe attracting talented students from abroad is vital to the UK but we must be more selective about who can come here and how long they can stay,” he said.

A final decision on limiting the student visa for UK is due “in the coming weeks”, according to a UK Border Agency statement.

For the latest updates visit either the UK Border Agency news stream or the UK Council for International Students Affairs (UKCISA)

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Starting to think about looking for jobs with Graduation looming in June or September?  Why not make a start by getting some tips on how to write a great UK CV.

Our seminar gives advice on putting together an effective CV and formatting a powerful cover letter for the competitive UK market. We will give you an insight into what UK employers are looking for, and point out common CV-writing mistakes.

Join us at 1pm on Tuesday8th of February in the Anatomy JZ Young LT.  Don’t forget to register in advance at the UCL careers service website.

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