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How to avoid the most common mistake university applicants make

Before you apply, make sure that you avoid the most common mistake that university applicants make. Most students do a lot of research online to find what the best course for them is, speak to universities, invest a lot of time in … Continue reading

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What to study and where to study: how to get good value for your money

A university degree is not a passport to a fast-track career anymore. To optimize the return of your investment, you need to be selective about what you study and where. It is important you understand the trade-offs of your decision before you apply. Although it is … Continue reading

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Tips for acing university interviews

The best way to increase the possibility of a successful outcome of interviews  is to be prepared. Here are some tips: Before the interview: PREPARE Find out from the university website what the structure of the interview is. Speak to … Continue reading

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Link education with career. Make yourself employable.

Before you apply for a university degree, choose carefully what to study and link your education with specific career options. The WRONG reasons to study a subject at University are: It’s one of my A-levels and I do ok It’s a very … Continue reading

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How to get a job: Practical tips to increase your chances

We constantly hear about stories of young people who cannot get a job. The Office of National Statistics (ONS) confirmed this. Youth unemployment (aged 16-24) increased to a record of 1.02m. Even those who found a job, they ended up with positions far away from their … Continue reading

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