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Careers research tips for students with dyslexia

“When I read long job descriptions, I lose the thread. But when I talk things through, everything clicks.” Undergraduate OU student with dyslexia. Exploring career ideas can be a challenge when you’re dyslexic, especially if traditional text-heavy resources don’t play to your strengths. Start with your strengths Build your future with career confidence by identifying […]

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Moving from university to employment as a neurodivergent student with Josh from Evenbreak

Josh Wright is the Candidate and Partnerships Coordinator at Evenbreak, a global disability job board run by and for disabled people. For the past three years, he has worked closely with universities, supporting students and staff by showcasing the resources and opportunities Evenbreak provides. View Evenbreak’s graduate and internship opportunities and listen to discussing your […]

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Strengthen your job-hunting skills

Watch this introduction to Gradcracker, one of the UK’s leading platforms for early career opportunities. In the video, Gradcracker Marketing Director Jessica shows how it can help you discover different career pathways and make informed career choices. Gradcracker is a great place to explore the labour market. Make sure you read our OU Labour Market […]

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Back to basics 1: the unwritten rules of the job hunt

Navigating the world of job applications can feel like trying to crack a secret code – from ambiguous phrases in job adverts to knowing what to wear to an interview. The good news? These “unwritten rules” can be learned, and understanding them will help you feel more confident and prepared. What do employers really mean? […]

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