21. Social Policy What Next? available from the careers Advisory Service (CAS) should be read inconjunction with the information contained here. clerical secretarial 31%. http://www.ukc.ac.uk/careers/SocialPolicyWeb.htm

Careers Home Page Skills Vacation Work Choosing a Career ... SOCIAL POLICY LINKS - useful websites WHAT DO SOCIAL POLICY GRADUATES DO? Here is some careers information relating to what Social Policy graduates can do after they graduate. The handout "Your Degree in Social Policy... What Next?" available from the Careers Advisory Service (CAS) should be read in conjunction with the information contained here. The statistics that follow come from the University of Kent at Canterbury’s First Destination Survey (FDS) and the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) both of which indicate student activity six months after graduation. At UKC Social Policy can be studied with a variety of other subjects. The destination statistics below reflect all types of combinations available. This is what, in the broadest terms, Social Policy students do immediately after they graduate. Employment 70% Further study 15% Not available 6% Seeking employment 9% OCCUPATIONS OF SOCIAL POLICY GRADUATES Here are the occupational groups in which Social Policy graduates gain their first employment.

22. Sociology What Next? available from the careers Advisory Service (CAS) should be read inconjunction with the information contained here. clerical secretarial 26%. http://www.ukc.ac.uk/careers/Sociology.htm

Careers Home Page Skills Vacation Work Choosing a Career ... SOCIOLOGY LINKS - useful websites WHAT DO SOCIOLOGY GRADUATES DO? Here is some careers information relating to what Sociology graduates can do after they graduate. The AGCAS Signpost Sheet "Your Degree in Sociology... What Next?" available from the Careers Advisory Service (CAS) should be read in conjunction with the information contained here. The statistics that follow come from the University of Kent at Canterbury’s First Destination Survey (FDS) and the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) both of which indicate student activity six months after graduation. At UKC Sociology can be studied with a variety of other subjects. The destination statistics below reflect all types of combinations available. This is what, in the broadest terms, Sociology students do immediately after they graduate, based on data from 2001. Employment 68.5% Further study 16% Not available 7.5% Seeking employment 8% OCCUPATIONS OF UK SOCIOLOGY GRADUATES Here are the occupational groups in which Sociology graduates first gain employment.

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CAREERS Clerk Typist - Housing PayGrade13 - $1,124.48 - $1,318.05 bi-weekly Full-Time Regular DUTIES Provides receptionist and switchboard relief; answers incoming calls and enquiries, provides factual information and assistance to the public and staff regarding Housing Corporation's rental policies and criteria for tenant eligibility or refers caller to appropriate staff. Performs clerical and secretarial duties for a superior and a superior's subordinates; arranges and schedules appointments, interviews callers and handles routine inquiries, prepares and assembles information and documentation for use by superiors, collection agencies, area supervisors, and other staff. Responsible for mail collection and routing. Establishes and maintains a variety of manual and computer files and records on current and past tenants; calculates and verifies tenants' incomes, records damage payments and calculates outstanding balances due. Assists in processing tenant applications, in monitoring rent review schedule, and in calculating annual rent adjustments; liaises with collection agencies and area supervisors regarding debt payments and claims.

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Gyrfa Cymru Gorllewin: Careers Wales West About the area Gyrfa Cymru Gorllewin: Careers Wales West operates across the five unitary authority areas of Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion, Neath Port Talbot, Pembrokeshire and Swansea. With a population of 722,000 people, the region is home to 25% of the total population of Wales. We cover an area of some 6700 sq kilometres, nearly a third of the total area of Wales. The area extends from St David's in the west to Glynneath in the east, and from Aberystwyth in the north to Port Einon on the Gower in the South. It hosts some of the most spectacular landscapes in Wales and nearly half of the total Welsh coastline belongs to the region. Pembrokeshire alone offers 259 kilometres of breathtaking coastline. At the same time the economy of the area is one of the most diverse in Wales. The company tailors its activities to service the communities of remote rural areas just as it does for the commercial and industrial areas of the region. The larger commercial and retail centres are found in the City of Swansea, Aberystwth, Carmarthen, Haverfordwest, Llanelli, Neath, and Port Talbot. Major industrial areas are concentrated mainly in the Neath, Port Talbot and Llanelli areas with maritime and oil industries centred in Milford and Pembroke. What jobs do people do in West Wales?

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Pathways Business and Marketing Business careers include a wide variety of occupations and professions from entry-level clerical and secretarial jobs to the highest level of administrative and managerial positions. These areas require varied levels of ability, skill, and educational preparation. The minimum educational requirement, the high school diploma, is required for all careers. A four year college degree is required for others. Many careers are available in the areas of accounting, business administration, finance, real estate, insurance, sales, merchandising, secretarial and clerical skills. Some of these jobs involve making decisions and supervising the activities of employees, while others provide support services and assistance to executives, administrators and managers. Careers: Office System Technologies Business Management Fine Arts/Humanities Careers in fine arts involve liberal, applied and fine arts, information and printing services. They include visual, performing and written expression. It is the creative and entertainment branch of learning and careers. It is art, music, drama, language and social studies. Reading about or studying how society works and the interaction of individuals or groups of people is very interesting to these people as well as sharing ideas with others. They can get along with a variety of people.

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User's Guide - INDEX UK Representatives News Commercial ... Links CAREERS IN THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION AND OTHER EU INSTITUTIONS INTRODUCTION SECTION I: CAREER STRUCTURE SECTION II: RECRUITMENT PROCEDURES (i) Permanent Appointments ... SECTION III: OTHER EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS INTRODUCTION The Commission is the executive body of the European Community and is by far the largest of the EU institutions with a staff of about 20,000 recruited from the 15 Member States. Most staff work in Brussels or Luxembourg. The Commission offers good working conditions, salaries and terms of service, as well as an interesting range of challenging work covering almost all areas of government. Rewarding careers are offered to those with the necessary levels of professional skill, who are able to develop the qualities needed to flourish in a stimulating but somewhat unusual international environment. Recruitment to the Commission is by way of open competitions (known as concours) held in all 15 Member States at all levels. Details about these competitions are published in the Official Journal of the European Communities and are advertised in the national press of all Member States. See Section II for more information about recruitment procedures.

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Promising Job Prospects for Media Studies Graduates ‘A degree is a passport to worthwhile employment’ A first degree in Media Studies is a certain passport to professional employment according to a new report, ‘What do Graduates do? 2001’, published today (Tuesday 9 January). The report examines the first destinations of the1999 UK graduate cohort and reveals that, of the 76.4 per cent of Media Studies graduates who found work within six months of graduation, 54.2 per cent, achieved jobs of professional status, ie a job requiring a degree or equivalent academic qualification. Of these employed graduates, 17.3 per cent found professional employment in marketing, sales, PR and advertising occupations, 11.8 per cent as commercial, industrial and public sector managers and 14.8 per cent as media, literary, design and sports professionals. Just over a fifth, 22.7 per cent of employed Media Studies graduates had non- graduate jobs in other clerical and secretarial occupations – a common entry point for graduates into media and marketing professions. Around one in ten, 8.3 per cent, of Media Studies graduates went on to further education or training, whilst seven per are believed to be unemployed – slightly higher than the overall graduate average of 5.5 per cent.

32. Press Release 11 January 2001 13.5 per cent of employed graduates beginning in clerical and secretarial occupations,six There are some careers, however, where the entry point is at a http://agcas.csu.man.ac.uk/News/Press/Jobprosp.htm

Promising Job Prospects for Graduates ‘Two thirds of employed graduates secure professional jobs within six months following graduation’ says new report ‘A degree is a passport to worthwhile employment’ A first degree is a certain passport to professional employment according to a new report, ‘What do Graduates do? 2001’, published this week which examines the first destinations of the 1999 UK graduate cohort. Of the 68.5 per cent of graduates who found work within six months of graduation, two thirds, 66 per cent, achieved jobs of professional status, ie a job requiring a degree or equivalent academic qualification. The report also reveals that nearly a fifth, 19.2 per cent, of graduates had embarked upon further education or training. Continuing a seven year downward trend, graduate unemployment six months after graduation fell to just 5.5 per cent from 5.7 per cent in 1998. Published by AGCAS, the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services; CSU, the Higher Education Careers Services Unit; and UCAS, the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service, ‘What do Graduates do? 2001’, tracks the career destinations of first degree and HND graduates and examines the employment market by occupational sector and academic qualification. Data for the report was gathered through the annual first destination survey comprising information, principally compiled by careers advisers on 176,205 graduates, representing almost 85 per cent of the total (UK domiciled) graduating force of 204,322.

33. Del Labs: Careers careers, Current job opportunities. Opportunities abound at Del Labs. Administrative,secretarial and clerical Support As our company grows, the demand for http://www.dellabs.com/careers.htm

Careers Current job opportunities Opportunities abound at Del Labs. As we continue to grow to meet the demands of our ever increasing consumer base, and as we continue to expand our product lines, we add new opportunities in a variety of disciplines and in a variety of locations. Del offers many excellent career paths and encourages personal growth through company-paid seminars necessary to develop professional and technical skills. In addition, Del offers an excellent education assistance program for those employees wishing to pursue undergraduate and/ or graduate studies. Del offers very competitive salaries and a comprehensive benefit program. Our facilities are located on Long Island, New York, in the Mohawk Valley cities of Little Falls and Canajoharie in New York State, in Rocky Point, North Carolina and in Canada in Barrie, Ontario. In addition we have sales positions located around the country and in Puerto Rico and Canada. Del strives to maintain excellent employee relations. We are committed to ensuring open communications throughout the organization to answer questions, resolve issues, problems or complaints including those which involve discrimination or harassment. We pride ourselves on the diversity of our staff and know that this diversity has helped play an important part in our growth. Current Job Opportunities Rocky Point, North Carolina

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Port Skills and Safety Ltd Careers Home Back Top Search Welcome to the Careers section of the Port Skills and Safety (PSSL) website This section is for anyone who is interested in working in the ports industry, or who is seeking more information about the industry. You may be particularly interested in our list of current vacancies, which is updated frequently. On this site you will find information about the industry and the sort of jobs that are available. You can access various PSSL publications and other resources, as well as talking on line with others with similar interests to yourself. Port Skills and Safety Ltd - Raising the standard (Image) Table of contents Industry overview Short history An historical overview of the industry, tracing its origins over the past 2,000 years. Types of port The various types, from the large commercial port such as Felixstowe, to the smaller leisure harbours. Locations Situated all around the UK, but only around 100 are of commercial significance. Types of employers Apart from the port authorities, there are other employers in the industry. See a full list of all employers in the industry, broken down into regions and nations. Labour profile What sort of people work in the ports industry? What qualifications do they need?

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Port Skills and Safety Ltd Careers - Port jobs - Overview Home Back Top Search Employees in the ports industry cover a wide range of jobs - it has sometimes been said that a port is like a small town, with people employed in many varying roles. Larger ports tend to be almost self-sufficient, with employees undertaking almost every conceivable type of job. This may include people to repair the roadways, sweep the quays, maintain warehouse roofs and make fendering for the quays. But generally, jobs can be split into four groupings - Operational, Technical, Administrative and Management. Of these, by far the largest group, with over 50% of all staff, is Operational . These are the heart of any port, or indeed of any company working within a port. These are the people who 'make the wheels turn', who load and unload cargo, handle passengers' baggage, or keep the harbour clear for vessels to navigate safely. Technical staff work mostly in the maintenance of plant and equipment, although larger ports may employ civil and design engineers. About 10% of all employees fall into this category. Administrative staff include all clerical and secretarial levels. These account for some 10% of all employees in the industry.

38. Lycos Homepage Careers Recruitment Administration And You are here Lycos Home careers Recruitment Administration and secretarial, Permanent Positions in areas such as Legal, secretarial, clerical, Admin and http://www.lycos.co.uk/dir/Careers/Recruitment/Administration_and_Secretarial/

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Business Admin. Accountant Investment Broker Computer Programmer ... Sales Agent CAREER PATH Business careers include a wide variety of occupations and professions from entry level clerical and secretarial jobs to the highest level administrative and managerial positions. Many careers are available in the areas of accounting, business administration, finance, real estate, insurance, sales, merchandising, secretarial, and clerical skills. Some of these jobs involve making decisions and supervising the activities of employees, while other jobs provide support services and assistance to executives, administrators and managers. Careers exist in large, medium and small companies. Small business entrepreneurs need employees with a wide range of business skills, financial assets and backing, business experience, and a willingness to work long hours. INTERESTS AND ABILITIES DO YOU... Find it easy to meet and talk with new acquaintances? Are you a people person? Consider yourself organized, efficient and comfortable doing some detail work with words and numbers? Enjoy competition and working hard for a goal?

40. UBC Student Services - Careers secretarial/clerical Worker Job code 400313 Equivalent to CUPE 2950 Pay grade 1,Step 1, Under direct supervision performs secretarial/clerical support to others http://students.ubc.ca/careers/employers/workstudy.cfm?page=guide

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