Where to Start Looking for a Career
Finding the career you want after graduating can be a daunting and difficult process, and it doesn’t matter whether you are a young graduate from your first degree or a an older graduate leaving university in your thirties.
It’s difficult to know where to begin with your research into jobs and although looking at vacancies is often the usual starting point it is worth bearing in mind that most vacancies are not advertised in that way, and so you are likely to get a skewed vision of what the graduate employment market is like.
Also, deciding what career is right for you can be problematic. If you are unsure you would do well to think about your interests and whatever expertise you may have and think how they may apply to a career. Keep in mind any constraints upon your time or mobility before applying for certain jobs. Children and disabilities can make some jobs less viable for you than others.
Once you have a profile of what you want from life and what you think you have to offer in terms of skills and knowledge, you can use this to narrow down your search for jobs, further courses or whatever else you might want to do after graduating.
Be brave. Your mantra should be “who dares, wins” and “it doesn’t have to be forever”. In other words, if you are free to do so, take a risk. If you aim for the stars and miss, you might still hit the moon, and if you aren’t sure that in 5 or 10 years you will continue to like the career you’re going for now, remember that you can always change careers providing you plan well. Never feel trapped by your circumstances. There is always a way to change them, even if they are in ways that you would not have expected or thought of under normal circumstances.
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