Talking about your CV. What if I'm a student with no work experience? While you might not have the work experience to do the role, you can find other ways to demonstrate the skills that they are looking for.

Are you prepared for your job search journey? Want to know how to perfectly answer those tough interview questions and leave a good impression?

For some of you, the thought of delivering presentations may be daunting. However, you may need to do presentations during your internship or career. So how do you communicate your message clearly and, most importantly, how do you ensure it’s impactful and engaging?

A common problem for student CV’s is that they look like… a student CV. We’re not suggesting you embellish your experience and skill level - employers are very aware you’re a student or grad. However, you still want to look as professional and work-ready as possible.

How do you tell employers what they want to know so that they move your CV to the top of the pile?

“The role was a really good fit for me because I could pivot many transferable skills from my previous career. “

Coming from an educational background, Alice is empowered with her pivot into a new career in tech.

Working your first full-time professional job remotely may sound like a bit of a learning curve, but we’re here to help. Here is our tried-and-true advice to help you ace your remote internship this summer!

Be transparent, talk about how you are feeling with your mentor, listen to their advice, and just ask how you might be more comfortable or how to arm yourself with more knowledge in that role.

What’s the best way to prepare for your interviews this recruiting season? We asked an experienced industry mentor to share some tips.