The Royal Society of Chemistry’s team of qualified careers specialists will be in your area and available for free one-to-one, confidential consultations on any aspect of managing your career.
We will be visiting Oxford on 20-21 February. All the appointments are booked but there is a waiting list. Career consultations are available throughout the year in London and Cambridge, call 01223 432231 or email careers@rsc.org . We also offer evening consultations by phone.
Your 45 minute consultation with one of our Careers Specialists could include:
A review of your career so far and planning your next steps
Updating your CV
Maximising your LinkedIn profile
Job searching strategies
Preparing for interviews
Preparing for promotion
How to effectively use Continuous Professional Development tools
Here’s what some members recently said about their consultation:
“I am not currently looking for work but it was helpful to have the opportunity to thoughtfully consider possible options to further my career and run ideas past someone”
“After undertaking a mock interview with one of the careers advisers, I felt the advice and encouragement she gave me helped me secure an interview …… and I was offered the job!”
These sessions are available to all our members but we recommended those currently studying at undergraduate level go to their university career service in the first instance.
Career Management Team
Royal Society of Chemistry
We will be visiting Oxford on 20-21 February. All the appointments are booked but there is a waiting list. Career consultations are available throughout the year in London and Cambridge, call 01223 432231 or email careers@rsc.org . We also offer evening consultations by phone.
Your 45 minute consultation with one of our Careers Specialists could include:
A review of your career so far and planning your next steps
Updating your CV
Maximising your LinkedIn profile
Job searching strategies
Preparing for interviews
Preparing for promotion
How to effectively use Continuous Professional Development tools
Here’s what some members recently said about their consultation:
“I am not currently looking for work but it was helpful to have the opportunity to thoughtfully consider possible options to further my career and run ideas past someone”
“After undertaking a mock interview with one of the careers advisers, I felt the advice and encouragement she gave me helped me secure an interview …… and I was offered the job!”
These sessions are available to all our members but we recommended those currently studying at undergraduate level go to their university career service in the first instance.
Career Management Team
Royal Society of Chemistry
