- Work Experience is ideal for any progression oppurtunity. Look into volunteering?
- Contacting people > Marketing/production managers
- DO YOUR RESEARCH, find out names
- Prospects.ac.uk (Really useful websites in providing employment information)
- Use the career planner & possible career options
- Also use Jobs/work experience section, (advertsises oppurtunities)
- Use prospects to understand what's involved in Advertising roles
- Look into Industry papers, Drum / Advertising Weekly. Understand what's going on in the industry at the moment. Be up to date. What's up and coming.
- When applying for oppurtunities, FOLLOW IT UP. People aren't annoyed by you asking, they are genuinely too busy. Be a polite nuisance.
- Typical salaries for Post Graduates is 22/23,000
- Send applications even when job roles are not advertised - The speculative approach.
- When sending CV's, tailor them to specific companies/employers. Send with Covering Letter. Be clear, and show your skills.
- Grad Schemes are very competitive, and will expect 2:1 and work experience.
- Look at Guardian top 100 employers to work for.
- Glass Door(?) Website where people write about their experiences of interviews with employers.
- When researching look for Company Specific books, e.g Saatchi and Saatchi
ACTION PLAN
- Research - Companies/Agencies you want to work for. Find out EVERYTHING. Specific people to address.
- Make contact - Introduce yourself. Meet up(?) to talk about the roles within company/any possible vacancies/opportunities for graduates?
- Check in with Ingrid as soon as you can
- Send CVs + apply to wherever you can/want to work.
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