Careers and Employability development for International Students.

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Careers and Employability development for International Students

Key issues for international students Adjustment to British jobs market and competency based recruitment used by UK and global employers. Careers and Employability Centre is not a placement service: we help and support students in their job search but we do not place students in a job directly. Earning money and part-time work: around 300 plus jobs only on campus each year and we advertise around 1,500 part-time, work experience paid opportunities each year and 2000 graduate jobs. Sussex economy is made of a few large employers but around 90% are small and medium-sized employers in the digital media, leisure, hotel and catering, financial services and retail sectors.

Bespoke services for international students as part of the Employability Accelerator Programme Termly newsletter for International Students International student workshops and briefing sessions: Job search strategy in the UK Working in the UK during and after your studies Identifying your employability skills and competencies Preparing for employer interviews in the United Kingdom International Students - your career International Students: apply your skills in the job market Working in the UK after your studies for postgraduate international Web resources:

4 Employability and Career Accelerator Programme E-portfolio & webfolio Sussex Plus employability award for undergraduate and post-graduate students Job-search/work experience Understanding the British and Global Labour market Work-shadowing Volunteering in Schools Skills development Leadership Communication Presentation Skills Entrepreneurship Commercial Awareness Team Work Entrepreneurship – StartUp Sussex Career Exploration What next? for…. Scientists/ Technologists Arts/Humanities Social Scientists Preparing for Work Application forms Letters of application CVs Interviews Assessment centres Meeting Employers & Sussex Alumni Careers Fairs: Business & Law Science & Technology Public & Voluntary Sector Employer seminars Make it Happen! Alumni Networking events

experience Experience part-time and graduate jobs, placements, internships/ work experience, entrepreneurship, volunteering, CVs and interviews, employer events

Explore your interests, motivations, degree options, other possibilities, lifestyle vision, career pathways: explore

Connect and review the unique you to showcase your academic, work and personal life: connect

Ashwin's story “The Careers and Employability Centre has played a pivotal role, helping me to make the best of my skills and experiences to succeed in the job market. The various job fairs they held also allowed me to meet a wide range of employers and to understand what they expect from graduates and how to reach those goals.” Ashwin Rao Prasanna Venkateshver MSc in Information Technology with Business and Management Website: sussex.ac.uk/careers/internationalstudents

Tel: (01273) Linda Buckham, Director, Careers and Employability Centre