HeyU Special Edition - Year 12 and beyond | Page 10
special edition
How Do I Become
More Employable?
If you’re just starting to think about university, graduation and
employment in your chosen field seem a very long way away,
but there are things you can do throughout your study, and
even your part-time job to become more employable.
GET THAT JOB
FROM YOUR
POCKET
You could get your dream job with the help of that handy
device sitting in your pocket! From job search apps that give you
real-time access to opportunities to apps that help you practice
answers to common interview questions,
we’ve got you covered!
1. SEEK
Available for free on:
Seek and you shall find! Search for jobs, shortlist interesting roles,
monitor your industry with favourites searches, track jobs you’ve
applied for and apply faster with pre-filled application forms and
resumes stored in your account.
2. Nail that job
Available for free on:
Whatever stage of the job search process you happen to be in, this
is a handy reference tool with lots of great practical advice. Find out
how to increase your chances of securing an interview and check out
what to say (and what not to say) when you get there. Available on
Android and iOS from this link:
www.graduateopportunities.com/free-downloads/nail-that-job-app
Get that job from your pocket
Available for free on:
LinkedIn
From 3. real-time
access to job opportunities
and practicing
answers to common
interview questions, these 10 apps
Build your personal brand, make industry connections and stay
informed with personalised news on LinkedIn. Follow industry leaders
will help you get for that
job!
advice and inspiration as well as companies you’re interested in
to find out about the latest vacancies as soon as they’re advertised.
View and save recommended jobs, or apply to jobs directly with your
LinkedIn profile in just one tap.
Interview tips: from your head to your toes
Find out how you can refine your most important
communication tool and nail your next job interview.
Simon: How to
increase your
employability as a
graduate
Simon explains how he
got hooked on extra-
curricular activities at
uni and how this will
help his career.
Read more