At a glance: the IT & telecommunications industry
There were 600 paid work experience places up for grabs in 2013 – this increased to 650 in 2014, an 8.3% increase.
A closer look at different sectors and job roles.
There were 600 paid work experience places up for grabs in 2013 – this increased to 650 in 2014, an 8.3% increase.
In a world increasingly reliant on technology, roles in programming and IT services are very valuable to employers.
One major reason to go down this path is because web designers are always going to be in demand in the IT industry.
IT programmers and web developers are important because without them and their techy skills, none of the software packages many of us rely on on a daily basis would exist.
You might be thinking to yourself “but I haven’t got a law degree, do I have a chance of getting a legal job?” Well yes actually, you do.
Working as a business advisor will let you build a history of work and show off your value, leading to greater opportunities in future. Read more here.
Doing financial internships or placements shows you have a keen interest. The nature of the skills required in actuarial jobs will add gold to your CV.
Accountants keep a close eye on financial aspects of businesses’ operations, including outgoing payments, bookkeeping, orders and employees’ salaries. Read more here.