Nottingham jobs

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University Careers Service – Most unis have a careers team who offer CV workshops, job boards, and mock interviews. If you haven’t yet, book an appointment and ask them to tailor your CV for local roles.

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Explore Student-Friendly Jobs – Look into sectors like retail, hospitality, or university-based jobs (e.g., library assistant, campus ambassador). Companies like Tesco, Boots, and Lidl often hire students part-time.

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Temp Work and Beyond – While you’ve already signed up for agencies, check out Reed, Adecco, or Hays for office/admin roles that often lead to longer contracts.

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Speculative Applications – Directly contact small businesses in Nottingham (local shops, startups, or offices). Send a tailored email highlighting your skills, availability, and eagerness to learn.

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LinkedIn & Networking – Update your LinkedIn profile, connect with alumni or professionals in Nottingham, and let people know you’re looking. Networking often leads to opportunities.

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Expand Your Search – Check sites like E4S, StudentJob, or Indeed (with specific filters for ‘permanent part-time’). Facebook groups and Nottingham-specific community boards can also advertise openings.

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Skills Boost – If you have spare time, consider short online courses (e.g., Excel, customer service) via platforms like Coursera or LinkedIn Learning. This makes your application stand out.