…composed of graduates, many people wonder whether a degree is really worth it anymore. Overall, the figures suggest that it is. A report released last year by the Department for…
Fairness for interns
…caps on student numbers, it is likely this competition will intensify in the years to come. Despite the expansion of highly-qualified candidates, only 42 per cent of employers and young…
Paving the way for Pathways to the Professions
…the combination of soft skills with the right academic credentials which is so important in securing a job in this highly competitive area. This employability dimension will be greatly strengthened…
Bonding helps mobility
…development but also links to their cognitive skills. Good early bonding facilitates resilience, otherwise referred to as character or grit. The impact of a strong bond is as protective whether…
Diverse, but not equal: Inequalities in Medicine
…following: Part 1 FRCOphth Exam: £615. A theory exam to assess understanding within ophthalmology before applying. Refraction certificate: £710, assessing some of my clinical skills.[5] Courses including basic surgical skills,…
Working to widen access to the legal sector
…“I have gained a number of invaluable skills that are applicable to both the professional and business environment.” Some clear skills I retained were: – “A stronger level of communication…