Friday 24-02-2023 - 12:47

Let’s skip the boring and cliché - “it’s almost the end of the academic year” or “it’s time to think about your future” — you’re here to find out what career opportunities Manchester Met has on offer to help you get your dream job after uni, and we’ve got the answers.

 

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If you’ve signed up for a placement year on your course, we’ve got paid opportunities as a Marketing Assistant, Project Assistant (Sustainable Development) and Faculty Engagement Assistant. Graduating this year or already graduated? We’ve got a Man Met graduate exclusive role in our Marketing and Communications team, where you’ll get to write content like this for Man Met students as our Communications Coordinator.

 

Thinking of going freelance or running your own business? Don’t miss this session on mastering client projects with Kei Maye, the founder of Creative Champs, to help turn your side hustle into a full-time success story.

 

There’s plenty more RISE workshops throughout the year if you want to learn something new that’ll boost your career — and remember, it doesn’t always have to be related to your course.

 

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Be inspired at this International Women’s Day panel, where you’ll hear from Manchester Metropolitan alumni from across the University about their experiences as women in their industries. Sign up now for this unmissable opportunity.

 

There’s loads of events lined up on the careers hub, including a natural sciences employer fair, online ‘Get Placed’ sessions and opportunities to get into teaching. The team are ready to help you find a great job so make sure you make the most of the service while you can.

 

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And if none of that’s what you’re after, come and volunteer with us at The Union! We’ve got lots of roles available with local charities who love working with students. Volunteering is great experience to boost up your CV and showcase what you’re passionate about when you get that dream job interview. Whether you’re interested in micro-volunteering or something more time intensive- we’ve got roles that would work for you alongside your studies.

 

Whatever your next steps are, My 5 Year Plan is a great way to keep yourself on track while you balance your uni work with planning for your future. My 5 Year Plan is available for free to all Manchester Met students so give it a go — the fact that you’ve even finished this article shows you’re on the right track to for your future career. Good luck!