OPPORTUNITY: Let your voice be heard!

Elevation Networks has teamed up with the blue chip firm Deloitte to commission its first research and we need your help. We want to know all about your experience as a student and hopes for future employment. We have designed a short 5 minute survey. By giving us 5 minutes of your time, you have the opportunity to share your experiences as well as win some fantastic prizes including a free...
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EVENT: How on earth do I get a First Class Degree?

EN is excited to be supporting this university tour. Last year an estimated 30,000 graduates were jobless. According to the Association of Graduate Recruiters  70% of graduate recruiters do not even look at a degree that is under a 2.1 Classification. Only an estimated 11% of graduates achieve a First Class Degree who are the first to be scouted for the best jobs. This talk will share...
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The Paradox of the Power of ‘The Paper’- Student Perspectives – Clearing 2011

It seems like decades ago when I was one of those anxious college students waiting for their A Level results. Bearing in mind that I am only 21 and have just graduated from university; what was only four years ago, seems now like a far distant memory. Despite this, I can still recall every moment of the day: the gut-sickening feeling I felt in my stomach as soon as I woke up; the torturing train...
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Are A-levels Really Getting Easier? – Student Perspectives – Clearing 2011

So your results are in! The culmination of all that late night, last minute revision is contained within that ominous little envelope in your hands. But whether you have made the grade or not, one thing you can be sure of is that by teatime, you will be hearing politicians, academics, and every other person with even a fleeting interest in education chanting that age old mantra: ‘A-levels...
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The Deciding Factor- Student Perspectives – Clearing 2011

This is not the end. This is not the deciding factor in your life. If you know for sure that you want to go to university and end up getting into your chosen university and course, I say enjoy your course and take time to look at all the activities and opportunities offered by your university or the student unions. I certainly wish I did. Extra curricular activities offer real and practical...
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