For students pursuing a career in psychology, understanding what work experience truly means can be challenging. Academic studies provide essential knowledge, but they often fall short of revealing the realities of clinical practice. One of our students recently shared her experience during a clinical placement within the NHS, offering a valuable glimpse into how clinicians work, make decisions, and interact with patients daily. This firsthand account highlights how clinical

Strong academic results can open doors. But on their own, they are rarely enough to help a student build a clear, confident and competitive career path. Many students and graduates are capable, hardworking and full of potential. Yet when they begin thinking seriously about internships, graduate applications or future career choices, they often face the same questions: Which direction actually fits me? What do different industries really expect? How do I build relevant exper

Many students are working harder than ever — attending events, completing courses, joining societies and constantly improving their CVs. But effort alone is not always enough. In competitive applications, employers are looking for clearer signals of potential. Eye-level view of a busy London street with students walking Employers Seek Clarity, Not Busyness Over the past few years, one pattern has become increasingly clear to us. Many students today are working harder than eve

In today's competitive job market, the gap between education and employment is becoming increasingly evident. Many students graduate with impressive academic credentials but lack the practical skills and experiences necessary to thrive in their chosen careers. This disconnect raises a critical question: How can we better prepare students for career success? This blog post will explore various strategies and approaches that educational institutions, students, and employers can