So much more than talking about jobs
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Need a little application guidance?
Are you ready to apply for an apprenticeship? Or perhaps you are looking to find out just what it might entail if you do?
Our apprenticeship guides are perfect for getting the insider knowledge on what to expect from your application process - with insights from both practicing apprentices, and even employers themselves.
Take a look at our guides and discover:
- the in-demand skils employers are looking for
- common processes for apprentice applications in specific industires
- top tips from both students and employers
- the most common interview questions you can expect to be asked
... and much more!
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This month, careers specialist Caroline Green RCDP shares five essential areas to focus on:
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The best personal statements are exactly this – personal!
By Ailsa Mackay, Student Recruitment Officer at Heriot-Watt University
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Everyone should have access to creative activities and opportunities, no matter their starting point.That’s where our unique Post-16 access scheme, All Access AUB, comes in.
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Currently, a personal statement is a short piece of writing - 4000 characters or 47 lines - which everyone must submit upon applying to university. It gives you the chance to stand out from the crowd and showcase your skills and experiences.
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With the Tesco Stronger Starts Apprenticeship you’ll get a full-time job, earning £22,501.44 (pro rata), as well as a Level 2 National Standard in Retail qualification.You could even become a Shift Leader at the end of your 12-month apprenticeship (length will depend on your contracted hours).
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The Students’ Guide to University 2025 - is now available.
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To support students wanting to atttend a RAU Open Day we’re excited to remind you about our travel bursary!
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We’re excited to announce that the RAU Summer School dates have been confirmed for August 21st-22nd!
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Virtual work experience has been recognised by the Medical Schools and Dental Schools Council as a valuable substitute for in-person shadowing. This endorsement is underpinned by the Health Education England Discovery report, which highlights the positive impact of virtual work placements.
