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Forthcoming employer events and workshops
All forthcoming on and off-campus employer events are listed below. Some events may require you to pre-register via our CareerHub portal, which all Glasgow Caledonian students automatically have full access to. CareerHub is single sign-on which means you can simply log in using your usual GCU username and password.
To keep up to date with all forthcoming Careers Service-related news and events please regularly visit our blog or follow us on Instagram.
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| Date | Time | Event | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday, 6 February Wednesday, 26 February Wednesday, 12 March | 2pm - 3pm | EmployAbility: A Series of Webinars | Session 1: Recruitment and workplace adjustments, when, why and how to ask. Session 2: Neurodivergence: navigating the recruitment process. Session 3: Mental Health: your rights to privacy and and adjustments. Read more details and book in for EmployAbility webinar sessions on our blog. |
| Tuesday, 18 February Thursday, 6 March Wednesday, 23 April | 4pm - 4.45pm 4pm - 4.45pm 4pm - 4.30pm | KPMG Career Essentials Employability Booster virtual series | Session 1 Interview skills Session 2 Personal brand Session 3 Resilience |
| Tuesday, 18 March | 11am - 2pm | GCU Volunteering and Recruitment Fair | Connect with multiple recruiters and learn about part-time, graduate and volunteering positions on offer. Read more details about the Volunteering and Recruitment Fair on CareerHub. |
GCU Careers Service runs a variety of employer-led events throughout the academic year. These include:
Career Conversation series
The series offers an alternative approach to employer events, where students meet recruiters face-to-face for an informal conversation about the company's recruitment.
Employer recruitment fairs
Recruitment fairs are events featuring a selection of employers within a certain sector, offering students from specific courses the opportunity to meet a range of potential recruiters within a single event.
Employer presentations
Presentations allow students to attend an in-depth informational session about an employer's recruitment practices, opportunities and work environment.
Employer-led workshops
Practical employer-led events aimed at teaching employability and/or professional skills to students.