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Career advisory service
Career advisory service - Our team of dedicated staff will assist you.

"We greatly value the excellent relationship we have built up with teachers and careers staff throughout the UK and internationally. We are always keen to hear from you, visit your school, or welcome you here for a visit at the college." Our Career Advisory Service provides a range of facilities designed to help students make educated and informed decisions about their futures after graduation.

Students of all years are encouraged to use the service. We help students make choices about work and further study. We provide a termly programme of events , one-to-one careers interviews and a wide variety of careers information resources.


EMPLOYMENT AFTER COLLEGE: 97% OF OUR GRADUATES GO STRAIGHT INTO WORK OR FURTHER STUDY
We know that one of the factors that will be important to you when you consider the cost of studying at college will be the advantage it will give you in getting a job or a research post when you have completed your degree. Employment after College
At LondonSAM, we have a proven track record in helping our graduates secure that all-important first step on the ladder to their chosen career.
We know that top companies target the LondonSAM College. We have strong, ongoing links with many major employers, and the calibre of our previous graduates has created many opportunities for those who are now completing their studies.
Some of our degrees are strongly vocational, several are unique and at the forefront of emerging technologies and industries, such as IT.
In addition, the flexibility and wide range of subjects which you can study at LondonSAM provide excellent preparation for a whole range of careers.
Your CV (abbreviation for Curriculum Vitae – Latin – meaning “course of life”)
Your CV is an advert for you. Employers and recruiters commonly use applicants’ CVs  to decide initially who they're interested in for that dream job. So it’s worth taking time to make sure it’s as good as it can be. Opinions vary about the best way of presenting a CV, but they all agree on one thing: it has to be about much more than what you’ve studied.

You’ll need to show how you’ve gained from the experience of studying, how you’ve applied your knowledge in real-life situations, and developed the right kind of skills in the process. As well as your Careers Service, all of the web sites listed below will offer really useful information on how to make the most of your CV.
London - a business centre
Work experience placements

For more information about working in London. This website is aimed at international businesses considering London as a place to set up. It gives useful business insights, and facts and figures about London. Click here to read more.

Work experience placements
Work placements are an excellent way of getting valuable experience on your CV, as well as a very effective way of making contacts that could be very useful to you in your future career. Placements can be paid or unpaid, and the opportunities vary. In one company, you may be learning how to do a very specific job; in another, you may be doing more general work that develops your understanding of how that company works as a whole. Both are incredibly valuable to anyone at the start – or re-start – of their career, especially because they give you a clearer understanding of what you want – and what you don’t.
 
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