Just a quick note today in response to some comments from students that all the jobs being advertised are for business roles. It is not strictly true as MyFuture carries many opportunities with a wide range of employers. We strongly recommend that you look our two job hunting guides:
Public Sector Graduate Schemes
There are some great public sector schemes either open or about to open some of which are already in MyFuture:
Civil Service Fast Stream (various different streams) open now closing date 30th November
National Graduate Development Programme (local government) opens 24 October 2016 and close on 11 January 2017
Frontline (working with vulnerable children and families) closes 21st November
NHS Graduate Scheme (four different schemes) Opens in around 11th October closes early December
Think Ahead ( fast track scheme for mental health social work) closes 1st December
Teach First (Teach First Leadership Development Programme) closes 30th June 2017
Imperial College London's Graduate Management Training Scheme closing date 30th October 2016
Ofcom Graduate Scheme 2017 closing date Jan 3rd 2017
Health and Social Care Information Centre Graduate Scheme ran in 2016 and opened in February, no information yet if the scheme is running this year.
IntoUniversity Trainee Graduate Education Worker closes 7th January 2017
Charity Sector
Check out Careers in the Charity Sector on Moodle for resources.
Two Grad schemes open at the moment:
- Cancer Research Graduate Programme closes 29th November
- CharityWorks closes 28th February 2017
- Wellcome Trust has two Graduate Schemes, one focused on Investment and one Generalist closes 25 November 2016
EVENT: Working in the Not for Profit/Charity Sector - 2 Bath Alumina stories
1-Dec-2016 at 1:15 - 2.05 pm We have invited two Bath alumni to come and talk to you. One has a senior role in a national charity and the other is part of the CharityWorks Graduate Scheme.
Graduate Jobs other than Grad Schemes
Whilst many employers come to Bath to recruit our students there are many other areas of work that graduates can work in which have alternative or less visible ways of recruiting. Our Careers Advisers have produced a series of information sheets to help students with some of these areas. They can all be downloaded from the information resources section of our website:
- Alternative careers in science
- Careers for modern linguists
- Careers for those studying economics
- Careers in biosciences & pharmaceuticals
- Careers in medicine, dentistry & allied health
- Careers in scientific analysis and R&D
- Careers in sport
- International development, international organisations and international relations careers
- Politics careers, including working in Westminster and Europe
- Social policy, social sciences and sociology careers
- Working in the charity sector
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