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Kingston University has a whole department called "Careers and Employability"! They have drop in sessions for general help with CV, cover letters and more. But they specialised faculty advisers to help you and perhaps even guide you through all the the options and paths after graduation!
They also set up plenty of events such as job fairs where you can go and meets the employers in various fields. These happen quite often so it's worth keeping an eye on the mails. I personally love those event! You get to speak to people and find out a bit more about jobs.... And you get plenty of freebies 😅😂
If you are looking to get a placement, definitely big help! You can subscribe to a placement package and get notifications on placement and various events that inform you about how to get a placement and how the whole thingy thing works.
The is a whole website called jobs central dedicated to supporting our students and graduates with relevant links, job offers and you can also book appointments with advisers! And yes... These services are available even after you graduation!
Although I haven't secured a placement they were a great help to me during the application processes. Also....
I have recently had issues with my current employer and so I contacted the team and they scheduled a call with me really quickly and were great support and gave me a sense of clarity. Gotta love them!
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