This workshop will get you started writing covering letters and a CV that gets you noticed. It focuses on analysing what makes an effective application and explains the basics of how to sell yourself in writing to future employers. Come along and find out more.

Following this workshop attendees may have the opportunity to discuss their application on a one-to-one basis with a Careers & Employability Adviser.

This workshop will get you started writing covering letters and a CV that gets you noticed. It focuses on analysing what makes an effective application and explains the basics of how to sell yourself in writing to future employers. Come along and find out more.

Following this workshop attendees may have the opportunity to discuss their application on a one-to-one basis with a Careers & Employability Adviser.

This workshop will help you to  learn how to find increasingly vital work experience and how to make the most of any experience gained. This interactive session will also provide an opportunity to discover more about the work of the Student & Graduate Opportunities team at MMU (the team operates Volunteering MMU and the Jobs4Students scheme).

Want help with job interviews? If you are confused about how best to prepare for interviews, we can offer you strategies to better plan, prepare and perform at interviews with confidence to make that lasting impression. Come along and find out more.

If you are looking for a full-time graduate position starting summer/autumn 2010, this is the fair for you! Over 160 exhibitors usually attend from a wide range of sectors, hopefully providing something of interest for students of all degree disciplines.

The fair runs over two days, Wednesday 16 and Thursday 17June, with different exhibitors each day.

Although organised by the Careers Service at The University of Manchester, the fair is open to students and graduates from any university.

Well established and highly regarded by exhibitors and past visitors alike, it has been regularly voted "the best and most cost-effective recruitment fair" by the Association of Graduate Recruiters in the Barkers surveys.

Find out more about the fair at: http://www.careers.manchester.ac.uk/students/events/fairs/graduaterecruitmentfair

If you are looking for a full-time graduate position starting summer/autumn 2010, this is the fair for you! Over 160 exhibitors usually attend from a wide range of sectors, hopefully providing something of interest for students of all degree disciplines.

The fair runs over two days, Wednesday 16 and Thursday 17June, with different exhibitors each day.

Although organised by the Careers Service at The University of Manchester, the fair is open to students and graduates from any university.

Well established and highly regarded by exhibitors and past visitors alike, it has been regularly voted "the best and most cost-effective recruitment fair" by the Association of Graduate Recruiters in the Barkers surveys.

Find out more about the fair at: http://www.careers.manchester.ac.uk/students/events/fairs/graduaterecruitmentfair

The Ethnic Diversity Fair is an information and jobs fair aimed at black and Asian students and graduates.  It has been organised to link students and graduates with employers who value developing a diverse workforce and are therefore keen to promote their opportunities to you.

It is a great opportunity to make personal contact with representatives from around 25 organisations in a range of professional areas.

Exhibitors at this fair recognise that valuing cultural diversity is a business imperative and they are committed to developing a diverse workforce.

Although organised by the Careers Service at The University of Manchester, the fair is open to students and graduates from any university.

Find out more about the fair at: http://www.careers.manchester.ac.uk/students/events/fairs/ethnicdiversityfair/

This established graduate recruitment event, now in its 12th year, is essential to attend if you are a student or graduate from a UK institution who is interested in a career in the Engineering, Science & Technology sectors.

Highly successful and highly regarded, it offers you the chance to meet with over 70 leading recruiters promoting their graduate vacancies and placements for 2011.

With national coverage provided by The Independent, the number of visitors this autumn is expected to exceed 2,500. Can you afford not to be there?

Although organised by the Careers Service at The University of Manchester, the fair is open to students and graduates from any university.

Find out more about the fair at: http://www.careers.manchester.ac.uk/students/events/fairs/engineeringscienceandtechnologyfair/

This established graduate recruitment event, now in its 12th year, is essential to attend if you are a student or graduate from any institution in the UK considering a career in these sectors.

Highly successful and highly regarded, it offers you the chance to meet with over 70 leading recruiters promoting their graduate vacancies and placements for 2011.

With national coverage provided by The Independent, the number of visitors this autumn is expected to exceed 3,000. Can you afford not to be there?

Although organised by the Careers Service at The University of Manchester, the fair is open to students and graduates from any university.

Find out more about the fair at: http://www.careers.manchester.ac.uk/students/events/fairs/financebusinessandmanagementfair/

This established and highly regarded fair is an excellent forum for students and graduates to have discussions with firms of solicitors about their opportunities for vacation placements and training contracts, to talk to training providers about their law courses or to find out about careers at the Bar or in other areas of Law.

Last year's fair attracted around 1,700 visitors and over 90 exhibitors - including firms of solicitors, course providers and representation from professional legal bodies such as The Bar, Solicitors in Local Government, The Crown Prosecution Service, The Institute of Legal Executives and many more.

Although organised by the Careers Service at The University of Manchester, the fair is open to students and graduates from any university.

Find out more about the fair at: http://www.careers.manchester.ac.uk/students/events/fairs/lawfair/

Now in its 17th year, this highly regarded fair is an excellent forum for students to talk to representatives from institutions of higher education offering postgraduate course places for 2011. Hundreds of university postgraduate course places are on offer.

Over 90 institutions from throughout the UK and overseas will be represented, as well as a range of advisory bodies including the US-UK Fulbright Commission, Study Overseas UK, the Training & Development Agency for Schools, Study Options, The Australian Trade Commission, PG Studentships and many more. Each year the number of students and graduate visitors totals about 2,000.

Although organised by the Careers Service at The University of Manchester, the fair is open to students and graduates from any university.

Find out more about the fair at: http://www.careers.manchester.ac.uk/students/events/fairs/postgraduatestudyfair/