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Student’s Guide to Career Planning and Employability

Liz George | Tom Lowe
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Product details

  • ISBN 9781036200299
  • Weight: 360g
  • Dimensions: 170 x 242mm
  • Publication Date: 26 Dec 2025
  • Publisher: SAGE Publications Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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Ready to kickstart your career? The Student’s Guide to Career Planning and Employability is here for you! Dive in, discover your strengths, gain new experiences, and navigate the job market with confidence.

Taking you from self-discovery to landing your dream job, this book will empower you to:

  • Uncover and develop your unique talents and skills.
  • Start planning early, seize every opportunity during your studies and explore exciting career paths.
  • Boost your employability with hands-on activities and real-world experiences beyond the classroom.
  • Master job applications, write standout CVs, and ace those interviews.
  • Network effectively and understand how digital tech like AI can help or hinder your job search
  • Learn from real graduates and employers who’ve been there, done that!

Perfect for university and college students, this book is your ticket to making the most of your education and standing out in today′s competitive job market.

Liz George is the Employability Partnership Manager for Arts and Humanities at the University of Southampton.

Tom Lowe is a Principal Lecturer & Assistant Head of School (Student Experience) at the University of Westminster.

Student Success is a series of essential guides for students of all levels. From how to think critically and write great essays to boosting your employability and managing your wellbeing, the Student Success series helps you study smarter and get the best from your time at university.
About Liz George | Tom Lowe
Liz George is the Employability Partnership Manager for Arts and Humanities at the University of Southampton, where she leads on embedding employability into the curriculum and advising and working alongside academic teams to support student success and enhance graduate outcomes. Liz is a qualified careers professional and teacher, and has worked in careers and employability for over 25 years with experience of leading the Careers Services at the University of Winchester (2020-23), University of Chichester (2017-20) and Southampton Solent University (2005-2017). She has been involved with online and physical content creation for over 50x resources at these universities, drawn from her experience within HEIs, further education, adult guidance services, as well as working in international contexts such as Hong Kong, Cyprus and Gibraltar. During Liz’s time at Winchester, Liz wrote the below resources which we wish to draw to the attention of the Editorial Board at SAGE as example outputs which can be easily rewritten and tailored for this publication. Tom Lowe has researched and innovated in student engagement across diverse settings for over ten years, in areas such as student voice, retention, employability and student-staff partnership. Tom works at the University of Westminster as Assistant Head of School (Student Experience) in Finance and Accounting where he leads on student experience, outcomes and belonging. Tom is also the Chair of RAISE, a network for all stakeholders in higher education for researching, innovating and sharing best practice in student engagement. 

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