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When you join, you have the opportunity to take part in events, meetups and development sessions, access a toolkit of resources and get the support you need to:

• Explore further study and career options
• Build your professional network
• Identify your values and interests
• Develop your career confidence
• Understand routes into self employment and freelancing
• Connect with graduate employers

As a member of The Graduate Career Community, you have access to exclusive events and workshops, such as skills development sessions and Career Community meet ups, where you can build your network with other students and graduates to help you build your community.

We also host events with employers throughout the year, including careers fairs and festivals, panel talks and assessment days. 

Final-year students and graduates can join us for a range of events and drop-ins to build skills and boost employability.

Join us regularly at:

• Our CV Clinic in the John Galsworthy Building on the Penrhyn Road campus
  • Every Monday in term time, 11am–1pm.
• Our Teams-based Graduate Drop-in – your chance to get advice from a Graduate Career Coach every week all year round.
  • Tuesdays, 6.30–7.30pm
  • Thursdays, 10.30–11.30am

You can access all events on . If you’re having trouble, email us at [email protected].

As a member of the Graduate Career Community, you can tap into an online toolkit full of career planning guidance, plus access to graduate LinkedIn Learning pathways and more.

Here’s what you get:

• Kingston graduates can use LinkedIn Learning for two years after graduating. Fill out  to start setting up your account.
• Connect with a professional mentor for free through the  platform

Download our  (PDF) to start exploring your options. You could even bring it along to an appointment with our career coach.

We are only able to support graduates for up to two years after they graduate. If you have graduated over two years ago you can receive support and access resources from the

When you graduate from Â鶹Íø you automatically become part of . You'll be able to network, keep in touch and continue to develop your skills together with over 200,000 fellow alumni.

The Careers and Employability Service's  lists a large number of graduate job vacancies throughout the year, which includes part-time opportunities, placements and summer internships for students both home and abroad.

Other resources you might find useful in your job search include:

Explore experiences bringing industry perspectives into the curriculum and offering range of work-related opportunity to students. View our Future Skills page for more details.

There are a number of initiatives in place for employers who wish to raise their profile on campus, including sector-specific recruitment fairs, the opportunity to host your assessment day on campus, interviews on campus, and sponsorship of our activities and events.

We offer a tailored approach to on-campus activities and we would be happy to discuss your current needs. Please contact us for further information.

Our recruitment team can provide innovative solutions to help you meet your resourcing objectives. The team's expertise spans the public and private sectors; it includes retail, finance, law, professional services, non-profit, IT, engineering, media, marketing, further education and the built environment. We can tailor our approach to your organisation's needs.

Advertise your job for free

Â鶹Íø's online jobs board, , provides a free-of-charge recruitment service to promote your paid vacancies to current students and graduates.

For more information, please contact us on +44 (0)20 8417 7445 or email [email protected].

Depending on your needs, find out more about who you can recruit from Â鶹Íø:

• Graduates
• Placement students
• Interns
• Students for part-time work
• International students

Join our career events

The part-time jobs fair and the summer opportunities fair are great ways to promote casual and flexible work opportunities within your organisation. 

Many of our students are commuters and are looking for opportunities across London and Surrey. A stand at one of our fairs costs a small fee and many employers sign up students on the day as ready-picked motivated and enthusiastic workers.

Other ways to engage include our Career Festival, skills-based workshops, industry panel events, faculty relevant assessment centres, networking events, guest speaking lectures and more.

Get in touch for more information: [email protected]