Moving On magazine Careers and Qualifications for School Leavers

Sam Walpole tells Moving On magazine what it was like to interview singer-songwriter, Eliza Doolittle. By Sam Walpole I wasn’t quite sure what to expect, driving down to London on a cold Monday morning, having been invited to do an interview with the chart frequenter Eliza Doolittle. Was she going to be a diva or was she going to be down ... Read More »

Volunteering is a fantastic way to make friends, enhance your CV and help others. It’s something we can all get involved with and there are plenty of opportunities out there. BY Ruby Limbrick According to a survey by DoSomething.org, teens want volunteering to be social. From my experience, it is sociable and I’ve made lifelong friends through getting involved. At ... Read More »

If you really want to drive your career, make sure you’re ready for that crucial first step. To pass the test of the interview you will need proper preparation. Applying for an apprenticeship or job can seem daunting with all those online applications. What should you include? Here is some helpful advice that we have collected from employers. Application Always ... Read More »

Summer is coming. We’ve got some great ideas for things to do – whether that pesky jet stream is kind to us or not! Is the jet stream broken? Read more about it on the Met Office News Blog: The UK’s wet summer, the jet stream and climate change http://metofficenews.wordpress.com/2012/07/12/the-uks-wet-summer-the-jet-stream-and-climate-change/ Go to the Summer Science Exhibition 1 – 7 July 2013, ... Read More »

Chances are your CV will ‘meet’ potential employers before you do, so make sure it’s a well-written read that they’ll never forget. By Francesca Moll Writing your CV (curriculum vitae) for the first time can be daunting, but it needn’t be. We’ve put some tips together to help you write a great CV and improve your chances of being employed. ... Read More »