Graduate

The Graduate career stage is an exciting phase where you transition from academic life to the dynamic world of work. This phase marks the beginning of your professional journey, filled with opportunities for growth and learning. Here's what you can expect and how to navigate this exciting stage...

Exploration & Discovery
Hands-On Learning

Engage in hands-on exploration during your academic transition. This stage serves as a pivotal bridge from theoretical knowledge to practical application in the professional world.

Skill
Building
Skill Refinement

Devote attention to refining and expanding your skill set. This period is dedicated to continuous learning and development, fostering a solid foundation for your chosen field.

Career
Development
Career Development

Embark on internships and entry-level roles to actively acquire practical experience aligned with your field of study. Cultivate a professional network through industry events, peer connections, and mentorship opportunities.

Progression & Advancement
Career Growth

Establish clear short-term and long-term career goals to guide your journey. Actively seek feedback for growth, viewing constructive criticism as a valuable tool.

Next
Steps
Next Steps

Initiate career planning by aligning your interests and strengths with potential roles. Seek guidance from career counsellors or mentors. When ready to enter the workforce, employ effective job search strategies, leveraging career services and networking to discover opportunities.

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