jobs.ac.uk answers your key PhD questions following our ‘Preparing for the academic job market‘ webinar Are you thinking about completing a PhD? Would you like to work in academia? However, you are not sure what qualifications you would need. In the article below, we shall explore some key PhD questions which many people ask before…>
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Is a teaching career the right path for me?
Whilst a teaching career is a popular choice for graduates, and there is a wide range of training routes available to get into different areas of education, a key consideration is whether or not teaching is a suitable vocation for you. This will involve identifying your own skills, motivations and qualifications to map your suitability…>
How can I get into teaching?
Teachers are in high demand in the UK If you are a recent graduate exploring potential career opportunities, teaching can offer a rewarding and fulfilling career option for many individuals. Whilst the labour market in the UK will see variations in the demand for different skills and qualification levels – and therefore job roles –…>
Do’s and don’ts in your PhD application
When writing your PhD application, there are several things you can do to help it stand out. In this article, we shall look at the do’s and don’ts in your PhD application. A well-written application tells a story about the candidate’s background. This story can be supported by the courses they have taken, the qualifications…>
Managing your autocratic manager
There will be advantages and disadvantages to having an autocratic manager with a different approach to leadership. But for some employees, working under a colleague with an autocratic style can feel limiting and, at times, frustrating. This leadership style is typically characterised by the individual in the authority role making decisions based on their own…>