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Helping young people into the creative industries, Camden Collective is an initiative giving graduates a free launchpad

Making the news: Thomas Sadoski as Don Keefer - a hotshot news producer in HBO's The Newsroom

I want your job: TV news producer

Rob Cole has produced TV news for decades now, working on anything from celebrities to global wars. He shares the benefit of his considerable experience in the industry

What if McDonald's had a farm?

Farming is an industry in crisis - just one in 10 farmers is under the age of 25. However, help is at hand from the oddest angle: McDonald's, which is sponsoring a training programme to encourage new young farmers

The fight for feedback: Why it pays to ask

How many times have you been rejected after a job interview and wanted to know why? It's always worth asking, says Rachael Smith

A career in fashion marketing never goes out of style

Russ Thorne on qualifications that could be a perfect fit for chic students

Classic mistakes made when writing a CV

Top tips for writing a perfect CV

You've graduated; uni is over. It's time to polish up that CV. Recruitment expert Corinne Mills explains how

Tourism business courses: Brand new routes to a career in travel

Widget Finn on a booming sector that is finding favour at UK universities from homegrown and overseas students alike

Desmond Tutu doesn't think your degree classification is so bad

A 2:2 is not the end of the world

A lower second is not the disaster it seems, says David Ellis. You still have plenty of options

10 things you didn't know about the City

Keely Lockhart busts some myths and shares some secrets about the Square Mile

5 great career opportunities that you might not have considered

Hannah Langworth explains why your options could be far wider than you think

Advertising careers: If at first you can't succeed, why not do it yourself?

This is the story of two young grads, frustrated at the sheer lack of career opportunities left to them, who decided to take a radical approach to finding work in the advertising industry

Five basic tips for the graduate job hunt

Your exams are finally coming to an end, and with it, if you're a finalist, your time at university. Here's our guide to what comes next: the graduate job search

There’s a wealth of invaluable information to be found online, along with news of non-graduate jobs and work experience placements

Non-university options for school leavers

There's more to life than a degree, and plenty of resources to help pinpoint the right route for you

With competition for course places, it takes passion to help make the cut

Design yourself a catwalk-ready career

There are many ways into the fashion industry, says Amy McLellan

Many of today's graduates are struggling to find jobs

Graduate jobs: Your questions answered

Careers expert Corinne Mills is here to ease your post-graduation employment worries

 
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