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Welcome to your career guide for your Business and Management course. 

Here will you find links to careers pages which align to your course at the London campus as well as helpful websites to help you get the best out of your job search. 

Where to start your job search:

 

Recruitment agencies

Recruitment consultants work with individuals to help them find suitable work to match their skills. Agency Central is the UK's leading recruitment agency directory. An advanced search and filter system finds the agencies which match your needs.

  • TargetJobs - An online resource with information on careers in business and management, as well as the latest news and up-to-date advice from professionals within the sector. 
  • Inside Careers - An overview of graduate careers predominantly in the financial sector, but also includes a section on management consultancy. The site offers information on a wide range of opportunities, including graduate jobs, internships, placements, events and insights.
  • Guardian Business - Provides the latest trends, news and opinions across the business sector, including economics, banking, retail, markets and the Eurozone.
  • BBC Business - Offers up to date news and headlines, including market data and information on global companies and developments in the economy.
  • EU Business News - Provides a thorough overview of the world of European business - companies that are driving best practice, and exceeding every expectation
  • Management Today - Provides the latest news and articles  from the business and management sector. 

Enhance your prospects through hands-on volunteer experience. Whether you’re exploring career options or working toward professional success, volunteering provides valuable opportunities to discover different roles and gain practical experience.

Volunteering opportunities at Walthamstow

Starting your own business is a popular option within this sector. If you have an idea for a business, or are already on the way to setting one up, our Student Startup team can offer further support with starting your own business and freelancing.

Student Startup

Use LinkedIn to connect with companies you’re interested in working for and build a network of professional contacts. Companies will often post about relevant news going on in the sector and share their job listings.

You can find out more about using LinkedIn in our guide

Get in touch

For any inquires regarding career and employability, please contact [email protected], or find more information at Mycareer.