Did something go horribly wrong over the course of your studies and did your grades take a hit? Here’s some advice on how you can let employers know why you were unable to perform at your best.

If you are an international student, you may be able to stay and work here after you graduate.

The secret to a positive job search experience is... to not spend all your time searching for jobs! Taking breaks is an important part of job-hunting, too.

Whether you want to take a break, go traveling, pursue further studies, or start a business, you have options aside from just jumping into your first job.

Can you really get parents involved in your search for your first job without letting them dictate your career choices? Here are some ideas you can try.

Networking can be pretty confusing: where to start, what to do, where to go? Here are some ideas for you to explore!

Don’t let your online persona get between you and that job! In fact, why not use it to your advantage?

Nobody likes being told their job application was unsuccessful. But with the right mindset and attitude, you can turn this experience into a learning opportunity and snag that dream job.

Please describe the assessment process for fresh graduate applicants in your organisation.

We welcome all fresh graduates to apply online, and they will go through a screening process where selected candidates will be invited for a day-long assessment centre (AC). In the AC, they will go through interviews, numerical/abstract tests, presentations and group exercises.

So you've been invited to fill that job role you really wanted... along with that other one that you reaaaally wanted too. What do you do when it all goes horribly right?