May 19, 2012

Student News:

Graduate News

Brilliant Opportunities for NQT’s!

Demand for Newly Qualified Teachers (NQT’s) has never been so high. Connex Education has offices across the United Kingdom supplying teaching and support staff into schools on a daily basis.


Survey launched to find extent of Scottish graduate unemployment

Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) has launched its first ever survey in a bid to help the thousands of graduates unable to find work.


E-placements Scotland launches "LETS GET PAID" initiative for students

Scotland’s paid IT work placements scheme, e-Placement Scotland, is calling for students to get behind a new initiative: ‘Let’s Get Paid’. The initiative aims to promote the importance of offering paid work experience for computing and IT students in Scotland while raising awareness of e-Placement Scotland with students and employers.


Staying Rational In The Graduate Jobs Market

Recently a survey has revealed that girls have a more realistic attitude about the difficulties of finding a graduate job and are less optimistic than their male counterparts. I


PwC named 'Graduate Employer of the Year'

PwC wins the prestigious 'graduate employer of the year' award at The Times Graduate Recruitment Awards 2012


Do you want to work in adland?

If so, the IPA’s Ad School could help you get one step nearer to getting your dream job.


News Columns

Izzie Talks

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University is Universally Lucky for Love

As Wills and Kate’s first wedding anniversary approaches, survey finds a third of graduates have married their university sweethearts.


Are Dissertations Still Relevant

It's that time a year when students are tearing out their hair rather than letting it down, drinking pints of coffee rather than pints of beer and desperately trying to eak out that last 1000 words. Yes folks it dissertation time. Jamie Frier asks whether dissertations are still important for University students.


2012 budget serves up plenty for UK students to ponder

The latest budget delivered by George Osborne last week was a bit of a mixed bag for several groups within Britain. In addition to cutting public spending, the Chancellor stated that child benefit will be phased out.


Money Talks…

Money Talks is a monthly article by the Student Times which gives you, the reader, some useful hints and tips on how to save money in these hardened economic times


News Brief

The British Student Film Festival 2012



The British Student Film Festival is coming to Newcastle, Liverpool, Bristol and London from 30th March - 30th April 2012.

The first film festival of its kind, screening student film nationwide; it seeks to bridge the gap between young talent and the industry.

The Festival is screening and celebrating the work of school, college and university students from a diverse socio-economic andgeographical pool in four cities. Over 130 short films from some of the best student filmmakers in the UK will be screened. All films are under five minutes and no limit on style means genres spanning animation, drama, documentary and beyond.

Campus news

Media roles for students in chemical attack simulation

Up to 50 Broadcast Journalism students recently found themselves at the centre of a major chemical incident in Nottingham, as they took part in a simulated training exercise for the emergency services and their supporting agencies.