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Careers Advisers' Conference Tackles Challenges Of Grad Job Market
Biennial conference of UK careers advisers' association to take place over three days in September
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The AGCAS conference will feature 80 workshops covering everything you would want to know about getting your students into jobs
Preparations are in full swing for the premier event in the UK's higher education careers calendar, the AGCAS Biennial Conference, which takes place at the University of Nottingham from 13 to 15 September 2011.
The conference is aimed at anyone interested in careers information, advice and guidance, employability and/or the graduate labour market. The theme is Working Smarter for Sustainability and Success.
The three-day conference will include keynote presentations from Will Hutton, Executive Vice Chair of The Work Foundation; Richard Riley, Executive Officer, Universities West Midlands; and Ruth Spellman OBE, Chair of the UK Careers Professional Alliance.
There’s also a packed schedule of workshops and opportunities to network with careers professionals, employers, academics, managers, policy-makers, representatives from professional organisations, publishers, and service providers.
Here’s a sample of the 80 workshops on offer:
The Triple Jump Passport: An interactive guide to managing the demands and expectations of MBA students
College students career services and the development of the labour market in China
How to find a job online
The Place to Be: Pros and cons of centralised or devolved models for effective management of career and placement services
Find out more and book your place here
AGCAS (the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services) is the voice of higher education careers and employability professionals.
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interested to know what 'triple jump passport' means? sounds liks a good event if you're in the Uk
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