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Thanks4helping

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Reply 1

Clearing and Applications Advisor

Original post by Thanks4helping

Do I need to fill in ALL of my employment, or is this just relevant experiences? Am I committing a wrong if I do not fill in ALL employment?

Thanks

You list all paid employment from most recent backwards.

Reply 2

Clearing and Applications Advisor

Original post by Thanks4helping

Thanks for the reply.

I know that for education, we have to list ALL qualifications. Is this the same for employment, as in, if we omit something, it is wrong?

Yes you put a full employment history working backwards from today until ucas won’t allow any more entries.

Reply 3

McGinger

(Actually it isnt that important if these are just part-time & holiday jobs you did whilst at school etc - this section is really only there for mature applicants so they can account for any gaps in education.)

Reply 4

Uni of Hull Students

Official Rep

Original post by Thanks4helping

I'm a mature applicant, but most of my work is unrelated to my course choices.

That doesn't matter, just fill in your employment history. I study Chinese, none of my work experience had much relevance, but I did pull out transferable skills from my work history into my personal statement that would help me become a good student - Flexibility, working with a broad range of people, self motivation etc etc

Good luck

Chris
University of Hull Student Ambassador

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