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Over the summer you’ll be taking plenty of pictures, posting them to blogs and twittering away to your friends. But how safe is the new social networking craze and could you be committing career suicide with your personal photos on your profile? In this term's 'Work' section we've a new guide on how to keep your social life private online and look squeaky clean to any potential employer.
What springs into mind if someone says “how about a job in the Nuclear industry”? Do you think Homer Simpson, meltdowns or men in white coats? I bet you don’t think 'great' prospects and a well paid career in engineering? Take a look at this term's 'Career' feature on the Nuclear industry, you may be surprised the amount of opportunity there is.
That’s about it from me but as always if you want to send in pictures or write for us then please email. Whatever you do have a great summer and fingers crossed for lots of lazy hot sunny days...
Richard
P.S. Lots of people wrote for our new Careerscope Gap magazine. Are you interested in writing for a future edition of Careerscope about your study, career, work or gap experiences? We are always on the hunt for great writers.
Email us careerscope@inspiringfutures.org.uk to find out more.
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Careerscope is the website and magazine from the Inspiring Futures Foundation, incorporating ISCO and the Futurewise career planning service.
You can contact us on 01276 687 500, email careerscope@inspiringfutures.org.uk or write to Careerscope, c/o Inspiring Futures, St. Georges House, Knoll Road, Camberley, Surrey, GU15 3SY.
If you would like to advertise in Careerscope or through our other student services then please contact 01276 687 500 for more information.
Press releases which are suitable for students aged 14 – 19 can be forwarded to the editor by email careerscope@inspiringfutures.org.uk
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