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Tailoring an Academic CV

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Postdoc Appreciation Week – We are halfway through!

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Developing Your Career

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June Careers Month Overview

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How to use LinkedIn Effectively

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Narrative CV Briefing Session – June Careers Month

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*New* Career Conversation Written Case Studies

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June Careers Month is HERE!

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June Careers Month

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Getting Your First Lecturing Job: Online Careers Panel Event

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Building Your Employability

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Academic Covering Letters

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Academic CV Tips

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Tackling Academic Interviews

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Prosper Portal – Case Studies

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Prosper Portal Resource

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UKRI Resume Resource Library for Narrative CVs

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Medical Writing Internship Experience, by Emma Hall

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Progressing your Academic Career: Researcher Career Development Tool and Mentoring

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Thinking About Alternatives Outside Academia

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