Entrepreneurship drop-in hours

	Tuesdays:	12.30 - 14:00
	Fridays:	13:30 - 15:00

• Considering self employment?
• Want to run your own business?
• Got a great idea but don't know what to do next?

Our Entrepreneurship Manager, David Bulmer can provide advice and guidance on how to get started.

• Ask questions
• Get business advice
• Find out what's happening at LSBU
• Find potential funding
• Meet other future entrepreneurs
• Develop your ideas

For Employability & Careers Service enquiries, Tel: 020 7815 6431 / 6710

For Entrepreneurship enquiries contact David Bulmer, Tel: 020 7815 6913
Email: bulmerd@lsbu.ac.uk

These drop-in sessions take place at the Employability & Careers Service, Technopark

Quick links

Quick Queries	Useful resources to help you with job hunting and applications
Mentoring for Success - further information Mentoring for success - application form	Looking for part time work?
LSBU Placement Service	More Than Work Month
Career Events	Volunteering

Careers Events Mentoring for Success Mentoring for Success is LSBU's new mentoring scheme which aims to provide you with the tools to succeed in the professional world. The scheme will help you... Develop networking and communication skills to improve the quality of your interaction with employers Develop commercial awareness Develop action-planning skills and build a personal action plan around your career objectives Build your confidence for a positive impact on your job search Who can apply? The scheme is open to all first year students only, but is subject to an application process. There are limited places available so early application is recommended. How can you apply? Click here to download application form and return to Louise Jones by emailing jonesl1@lsbu.ac.uk. Applications for the current scheme have now closed. Events There are a wide range of career events that take place throughout the year that can help you develop your employability skills and find a job. Opportunities include workshops, presentations, career fairs and recruitment opportunities with employers. To view and book places on career events taking place at the university, click here To view external events that are taking place outside the university, click here

Be part of the Olympics…

In the Summer of 2012 the Olympic Games will be coming to London, creating thousands of job opportunities. These will include thousands of summer jobs next year with contractors and many longer term roles, as part of the organisational team.

As part of 'More Than Work Month' we launched this resource, where you can find out more about the temporary summer opportunities that will be available next year as part of London 2012...

Whether you are looking for a temporary job next summer or are a graduate looking for a longer term role, the links below offer more information about potential jobs for you!

Opportunities

Jobs for the Games

You can register your details for Games-related employment on a website created by Adecco, the official recruitment services supplier to London 2012. This main site advertises jobs with London 2012 contractors and many other Games-related vacancies.

London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games 
and Paralympic Games (LOCOG)

LOCOG is responsible for staging a memorable event in 2012 and they have a dedicated recruitment site. The site has a wide range of both short and longer term opportunities related to the Games including sport, media, press, catering, hospitality, events management, IT, technical, retail, managerial, transport etc.

London 2012 Ceremonies Ltd

Is looking to recruit a committed and diverse team of people to fulfill a wide range of roles. 

Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA)

The public body responsible for developing and building the new venues and infrastructure for the Games and their use after 2012 have a new job search site.

Additional Information

If you would like your CV checked by a Careers Advisor drop in to one of our Quick Queries sessions, for more details click here: http://www.lsbu.ac.uk/clsd/careers/jobshop/dropin.shtml

We also have a wide range of resources available, including information on producing a CV and covering letter, personal statements, interviews and much more: http://www.lsbu.ac.uk/clsd/careers/guides/index.shtml

For a full guide to all the information and advice available, look at our Services for Students: http://www.lsbu.ac.uk/clsd/careers/students/index.shtml