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a postgraduate diploma
programme to underpin our consultancy links
with national and international law firms. In
November 2007 a newly validated Diploma
for Para-legal Workers will commence
(primarily taught by staff from Central Law
Training), with an anticipated intake of
500 students.
The learning experience here is enhanced by
the extensive use of up to the minute
technology including, digital courtrooms and
a range of e-learning resources. Job Sector: Academic Institutions
Innovative Street Law programme
Individual assistance for careers
Purpose-built Law School building with
“State of the Art” facilities
Excellent professional-office environment
Unrivalled links with local practice
Credit towards LL.M in Legal Practice
Good transport links and low cost
accommodation
Entry requirements and admissions
Admission to the full-time course is through
the LPC Central Applications Board. Job Sector: Academic Institutions
launched a new suite of LLM
programmes in 2008 with specialist routes in
International Law and Commercial Law. We
recognise that in the 21st century, students
need to be equipped to understand and operate
in the global market.
Practising lawyers can also benefit from the
opportunity of further academic study or to
enrol on individual LLM modules in order
to enhance their Continual Professional
Development (CPD) portfolio. Job Sector: Academic Institutions
11 months
of study, the programme will expand your
knowledge of business, increase your career
choices and give you a competitive edge in
today’s crowded employment market.
London experience, global opportunities
London Business School is a leader in the field
of business education and ranked number one
worldwide by the Financial Times.* As such,
we are able to offer you the best possible
opportunities to get noticed by the corporate
world. Job Sector: Academic Institutions
and practitioner tutors, programmes designed in conjunction with leading law firms, first-rate facilities, flexible resources and award-winning pro bono projects.
Our careers service comprises specialist careers advisers and tutors, who have worked in practice and participated in the recruitment of trainees, ensuring you are fully equipped with the knowledge and support needed to help you secure a training contract or pupillage. Job Sector: Academic Institutions
The
programme will enable you to select pathways
that lead to a specific type of practice, or
maintain a broad based professional legal
education if you are not sure yet what type
of practice you intend to move to. In addition
to our broad-based LPC, we are planning
to offer corporate, commercial and public
funding pathways. Job Sector: Academic Institutions
Its Master in Management programme is
currently positioned 1st worldwide, and the
European Executive MBA is positioned 15th.
This programme is also considered to be
number one in the world for assisting career
progression.
Postgraduate students can choose from:
Master in Management: Currently the world’s number one (Financial
Times, 2010), the MIM is a highly specialised
and customisable course for dedicated,
internationally-focused graduates. Job Sector: Academic Institutions
development
programme. If you would like to join us, please visit the Dstl website at
www.dstl.gov.uk/careers for details of our current vacancies.
Application Deadline
Continuous application process
Starting salary/benefits
Salary circa 23K
A choice of pension schemes
27 days holiday plus bank holidays (totalling 8. Job Sector: Military Page Contains 1 PDF download
programme will expose you to some of the most advanced technology
around and will give you the chance to work alongside some of the most respected
scientists, engineers and business professionals in the country. What’s more, with direct
exposure to world-leading research projects, you’ll have the chance to work collaboratively
with scientific and engineering communities on an international level. Job Sector: Military
the quality of our training programme,
our accelerated path to chartership, personal
mentoring and huge investment in each
graduate sets us apart from competitors in the
engineering and science field. Job Sector: Military
of a major transformation programme for Unilever where we are deploying a single European operating model across Europe. In addition Unilever have outsourced their
European regional IT systems to Accenture. And we brought mobile phone services to the developing world, allowing rural communities to reap the social and economic benefits of communication for the first time. Job Sector: Consulting
international training programme will
help you develop a comprehensive toolkit
of business and management skills. Our
34 practice and topic areas are the proving
grounds of business learning and leadership.
Our diverse family of 8,500 alumni boasts
leaders in every field and endeavour.
Your first few years at BCG provide
unparalleled career opportunities. Job Sector: Consulting
very comprehensive training
programme, which is structured over 3 years;
new joiners will have an initial two-week
orientation programme, followed by
continuous monthly training sessions, which
are tailored to the needs of your position.
L.E.K’s training covers the full range of
technical, analytical, strategy, communication,
project management & relationship building
skills. L.E.K. is extremely committed to the
training and development of all employees.
Exchange Programme
L.E. Job Sector: Consulting
formal training programme
will include our annual International Training
Week, where you have the opportunity to
meet colleagues from our offices worldwide.
OC&C is a genuine meritocracy where
interactions between all members of the firm
are informal - both around the office and in
the local bar after work. Job Sector: Consulting
The following companies have posted editorials relating to graduate programs
Editorial - London Business School
Blair Beavis dealt with recruitment, training
and development at Morgan Stanley for eight
years. She has .... .... on networking skills in
our programme because, regardless of the
industry sector, the ability to build face-toface
relationships will be important for the
duration of your career. As a brand, London
Business School will help students a huge
amount.
How will the Masters in Management
enhance students’ employment prospects?
Career Services support for this programme
is extensive. Dedicated Career and Skills
Coaches support students, whilst the Career
Services Team identifi es opportunities
across a diverse range of sectors which
includes finance, consulting, media, industry,
energy, government and advertising, to
name but a few. In response to employer
feedback, we developed a Training and
Development module, which is unusual in
that it constitutes a fundamental part of the
Masters in Management curriculum. ....Read the full Editorial
Job Sector: Academic Institutions
Editorial - PA Consulting Group: Overview of the Consulting Sector
Management consulting aims to make positive
changes to a client's business. There are many
areas where .... .... programme, where trainees are
provided with basic business and consulting
skills and are exposed to a wide range of
project work, including, for example, research
on market trends, identifying issues and
making recommendations for change. The
learning curve can therefore be a very steep
one. Graduates will spend most of their time
working in teams of consultants at different
levels in the firm, which is an excellent way
to learn from more experienced colleagues.
Working hours in consulting can fluctuate
wildly according to the work and the client.
The industry itself is a constantly changing
one, as client demands change over time.
Each project demands different skills and
different thought processes. ....Read the full Editorial
Job Sector: Consulting
Editorial - Ofgem
"As I fast approach the end of an exciting
two years here in Ofgem, I would thoroughly
recommend anyone .... .... programme as a serious career
option. My time here has been interesting,
challenging and rather fun too."
Siobhan Carty was attracted to Ofgem's
Graduate Management Training Programme
by its flexibility and the opportunity to work
in different parts of the organisation - "I'd
worked for year after Uni as a researcher, so
I was really keen to find a role which allowed
me to gain breadth of experience but wasn't
too restrictive".
As a graduate of University College Dublin
where Siobhan studied for an International
BA in Economics and Politics and with an
MA in Economics from the University of
Ireland, Maynooth, Siobhan was keen to put
her economics skills into practice.
"I'm currently placed in the GB markets
team, where I'm working on a high-profile
project that's looking at how competitive the
energy supply markets are. ....Read the full Editorial
Job Sector: Professional Bodies
Editorial - Willis
Name: Travis
Current role: Account Executive
Joined the Willis .... ....program: September 2006
Degree: MSc Finance & Economics, LSE
After completing my master’s program in
London, I knew I wanted to be a part of an
international company with opportunities for
travel and the chance to be involved in major
projects. Of course, striking the right balance
between work and play was an important
consideration as well. After meeting with
several different companies, the Willis
recruitment team impressed me with their
enthusiasm for the company, commitment
to its success, breadth of opportunities, and
of course the map of offices spanning the
globe!
From the application process on, it was evident
that Willis did not only pay lip service to the
importance of graduates to the success of the
company. ....Read the full Editorial
Studied Business Computing & IT BSc at
Aston .... .... Development Programme.
‘’My aspirations are for a career in a
commercial role in either sales or marketing.
I wanted to work with successful brands and
the AkzoNobel portfolio contains some of the
biggest and most well known brands in the
decorative paints market, such as Dulux and
Cuprinol. As a global business the company
also offers opportunities to work with people
from different geographic markets. I was also
attracted by the company’s ‘can do’ culture.
From the first stage of the recruitment process
I knew the company was a good fit for me and
subsequently I’ve found my ideas’ are always
listened to, senior managers are accessible
and support is always available.
I’ve joined the Graduate Development
Programme as Customer Business Executive
in the Homebase team. ....Read the full Editorial
Jonathan .... .... WHAT’S THE PROGRAM
ACTUALLY LIKE?
Jonathan Riley
Graduate Electrical Engineer
Mount Arthur, Hunter Valley Energy Coal
Australia
Out of university and into the workforce...
Not surprisingly, working on site in the mining
industry is a very different experience from
studying at a tertiary educational institution.
But adapting to new and challenging
situations is just one aspect of being a graduate
in BHP Billiton. Other aspects include
working in a team environment; a course at
Melbourne Business School; online learning;
familiarisation with plant, equipment and
procedures; and developing both soft and
specific skills.
I have been working in the Coal Handling
and Processing Plant at Mt Arthur Coal as
a graduate electrical engineer. ....Read the full Editorial
Job Sector: Industrial & Engineering
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