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Many 16-year-olds are considering getting their first job and will likely look to their teachers for advice. With our insight, teachers can go into those conversations with the confidence and resources they need to help students get a job at 16.
3 minute read
Entering the world of work can be daunting but everyone has to start somewhere, and securing an entry-level job doesn’t require formal work experience. This article will explore how to write a CV with no experience and a stand-out cover letter for an entry-level position that will get your student hired.
7 minute read
Finding an entry-level job can be stressful for students leaving full-time education. This article explores everything teachers could need to support their students in finding and securing employment once they leave school.
4 minute read
Employers are increasingly using LinkedIn as a tool for finding their next great hire, so an impressive online profile is a must, especially for those using the platform’s ‘open to work’ feature. Ben Grinsted, Senior Recruitment Manager at Reed, looks at some of the ways accountancy and finance professionals can improve their online social status.
4 minute read
Among the benefits desired by professionals, sabbaticals are often seen as nice-to-have but not a dealbreaker. This is because few jobseekers envisage themselves serving a business long enough to be able to claim this loyalty benefit – but here’s why it might just be the best benefit of all.
4 minute read
Making the shortlist for executive-level roles can be difficult, so it’s imperative to perfect your application. Charlotte Hasler, Recruitment Manager at Reed, outlines some top tips for creating a stand-out CV.
4 minute read
This International Women’s Day, Reed’s Women in Technology Mentoring Programme has hit a milestone, helping over 1,000 women excel in their tech careers, and through a new partnership with career coaching platform Propelelo, we’re ready to support the ambitions of many more.
3 minute read
If you’re looking for work, you may be aware or even concerned about what you need to disclose about yourself in your applications. Mark Severs, Senior Compliance Manager at Reed, examines the convictions disclosure procedure for jobseekers.
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