Questions To Ask (And Not To Ask) The Interviewer
1At the end of a job interview, the interviewer is very likely to ask you if you have any questions for them. Whatever you do. don’t...
Employment
How to prepare for and pass psychometric tests
2Psychometric tests are used regularly by organisations during their recruitment process. Ultimately, they are designed to test a candidate’s skills, abilities and personality to ensure they...
Assignment Schedule
0Keep track of uni assignments and make sure each student carries out their assigned tasks with this assignment schedule Uni/college assignments typically involve splitting the work...
Deductions your employer can legally make from your payslip
0Who doesn’t love payday? Sadly, most payslips will come with some deductions. Even though employees are protected from illegal or unauthorised deductions, there are several cases...
Job Interview Tips For Young People
1Being invited to attend a job interview can be nerve-wracking. After all, the employer is deciding whether or not they are going to offer you a...
Workplace Entitlement: 7 things your employer must legally provide
0In the UK, there are several things an employer must legally provide to employees which are known as workplace entitlement. Failure to do this can result...
How to make your CV stand out
3With employers receiving as many as 100 CVs for each job vacancy, it’s no surprise that employers first action is usually to divide the CVs into...
Researching a company before a job interview
3Before attending a job interview, it is always a good idea to carry out some research about the company. For starters, the interviewer might ask you...
Questions to ask (and not to ask) at a job interview
0“That’s the end of our questions, do you have anything you would like to ask us?” At the end of a job interview you will be...
Guide to Apprenticeships
0What is an apprenticeship? An apprenticeship is when you are employed at a place of work whilst also studying towards an industry recognised qualification. There are...