How To Deal With Rejection
One of the greatest skills you’ll learn as a student freelancer is dealing with rejection.
→ Read MoreGetting Started - Part 2: Get Mentally Prepared
The trouble with freelancing is that it involves a lot of organisation.
→ Read MoreWork/University Balance: Get It Right
Being a student, you should by now have worked out the study/party balance.
→ Read MoreThe Enemy Of The Freelance Student: Procrastination
You've heard the phrase ‘time is money.’ But what does it mean? Well, there are 86, 400 seconds in a day.
→ Read MoreFreelance Students: Top Five Tips To Become A Freelance Writer
Need a little more dough but can’t face getting a part time job? Here’s your answer: if you can write, all you need to do is log in and tap, tap, tappety-tap - you’ll make some easy, extra p’s. Freelance writing really is easy if you know what you’re doing. Putting aside the entire standard (read: boring) freelancing need-to-knows (accounting, time management and all that jazz), here’s the knowledge (well, the bare bones at least) to get you started as a student freelance writer. 1) You've Got To Be Good If you want to be a Freelance Student making money from writing, the absolute truth is you have to be a good writer.
→ Read MoreCV Pitfalls: 6 Common Mistakes to Avoid
Many students dread writing their CVs simply because they don’t know where to start or end.
→ Read MoreA Guide to Getting the Job You Want
It’s troubling times right now for students and graduates in the job market.
→ Read MoreHow Not to Write a Covering Letter: 7 Deadly Sins
We recently finished a hiring round and received some great covering letters.
→ Read MoreHow to Pass Assessment Centre Group Exercises: 5 Golden Tips
It’s that time of the year when many students and graduates are interviewing and a lucky few will get invited back for an assessment centre in which they’ll have to partake in the dreaded… group exercise [cue horror scream].
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