Careers and C Guide - Resources and Review
	Employment opportunities worldwide in geoscience, petroleum engineering, geotechnical engineering, geocomputing, remote sensing, GIS, hydrology, hydrogeology, environmental science, forestry, agricultural science, climatology, atmospheric science, oceanography, oil and gas, mining.
Service aimed specifically at HE students and prospective students, covering the life and interests of students on and off campus.
An extensive job service, free to both advertisers and job seekers.
Refereed journal which discusses education with regard to employment and the workplace. Topics covered include the development of a learning society, apprenticeships, National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs), and skills recognition.
Professional body promoting standards in careers guidance. Its members work in careers services, schools, colleges and universities, in training and enterprise councils or local enterprise companies, in private guidance agencies, and as freelance consultants. Information includes a positional statement on the added value of placment within a careers guidance setting.
Offers a database of graduate employers and job vacancies throughout the UK and Ireland, and of postgraduate courses and research in the UK.
Recruitment resource for academic and associated communities, fully searchable by job, contract, or employer type, as well as discipline, and location within the UK. Also includes a selection of employer profiles, free email registration for current vacancies, as well as a selection of Internet resources dealing with graduate positions, seasonal work, and international vacancies.
Free employment resource for the telecommunications industry. Provides lists of potential employers and vacancies, and a facility for submitting and viewing CVs.
Information about the library profession in the US, types of librarian, scholarship opportunities, and training programs.
Information about the library profession in the US, types of librarian, scholarship opportunities, and training programs.
City and Guilds is the largest awarding body for National Vocational Qualifications (NVQ) and one of the three awarding bodies for General National Vocational Qualifications (GNVQ).
Set of links to selected, evaluated and annotated Internet resources relevant to vocational education.
Guide to using the Internet to find jobs. Includes links to general recruiters, population specific resources, and resources for specific occupational areas.
Series of chapters on how to optimise time spent at university and enhance long term career prospects. Covers key and transferable skills, academic outcome, self assessment of personal characteristics, career services, and the value of a personal action plan.
Links to UK university careers services, careers publications, and CV services.
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