University of Derby

Welcome to University of Derby

Welcome from the University of Derby, Career Development Centre on Meet The Real Me. By creating your e-me, your on-line video CV, you can launch your job campaign, and check out registered recruiters. At the same time potential recruiters can look at you. If you want to practice your e-me, and get feedback before you launch it, the Career Development Centre can give you tips and advice on how to shine, present the real you, show your potential and be noticed by graduate employers.

This is a unique and simple way in which you can put yourself in front of employers. Why not give it a go? If in doubt come and talk to us. We are on the lower ground floor of the Library at Kedleston Road and in the Dome at Buxton

http://www.derby.ac.uk/careers
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Student Services/Careers

Students will manage their job campaigns through their own Campaign manager section within their account. Here that can control who sees their profile, what details are shown and when no longer required, deactivate their e-me.

If students need your ad��vice they can email you a link to their e-me and you can study it and advise them how to improve it if necessary.

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Careers advisors

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Step 3

Careers staff and students

During the online selection process when students respond to preliminary interview questions through webcams, career staff can provide preparation advice if students need it.

Additionally, you can keep feedback notes on the recruitment process to imp��rove interview skills in the future.

Help your students by . . .

  • Reminding them to promote their degree and achievements
  • Identifying their personal skills
  • Stating their career ambitions
  • Providing workshops on employability
  • Translating their social network knowledge into communications skills
  • Using their studen��t union activities as professional attributes

You can . . .

Support their job campaign

When an employer begins the online selection process be sure to discuss those specific questions with teaching staff, careers and peers.

Students should consider how they can evidence their academic and professional experience.

If your university�� or college have built-in employability modules you have undertaken, relate it specifically to the job you are applying for. Personal tutors or careers staff will gladly help.

Join thousands of registered users and kick start your job campaign today!