- JobOnline
- JobAlert
- Recruitment Fairs
- Job Centre
- Vacancy files and directories in the Careers Service
- Graduate Job Boards
- General Job Boards:
- Sector specific jobs boards:
- jobsgopublic (for careers in the public sector)
- charityjob (for careers in fundraising, charity, not for profit and non governmental organisations)
- w4mp (for careers in the House of Commons)
- Games Recruit (for careers in the video games industry)
- Jobs.ac.uk (for careers in academic, research, science and related professions)
- http://www.liftstream.com/ (for careers in Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology and Life Science sectors)
- Aspirare (specialising in Engineering & IT)
- Employer databases - e.g. Federation of Small Businesses
- National press - Guardian, Telegraph, Metro
- Recruitment Agencies - search by sector, experience and location
- The Careers Group guide to Recruitment Agencies and Jobs Boards
- Random press - Pinkpaper, Big Issue, Time Out
- Egham Jobs on Twitter
- Local Job Centres
- Entrepreneurship
- Use Glassdoor for information on many large companies, reviews and tips on applying!
Remember that not all jobs are advertised. Look for trends in the sector to identify opportunities. Networking (speaking with people you know or become acquainted with) can also be very effective. The days of speculative letters are still here and can also be fruitful. The Careers Service runs workshops on networking and job hunting (The Hidden Job Market) throughout the year.
- Jobs on Campus
- Part-time job fair on campus - check out the Events page
- Job Online
- Work window - just outside the Careers Centre, Horton Building
- Job Centre
- University of London Temp Agency from The Careers Group
- Notices around campus - notice boards, The Hub, Libraries etc
- Take part in paid experiments for the Pschology and Economics departments
- Royal Holloway campus intranet's Campus Noticeboard
- Royal Holloway job vacancies site
- Local large employers - Heathrow, Tesco, The College, St. Peter's Hospital
- Retail Jobs - InRetail
- Seasonal employers - Thorpe Park, Legoland, Royal Household, Argos, Windsor Race Course, Ascot Race Course, Guards Polo, Spellthorne Leisure centre, Wentworth Golf Club, Sunnigdale Golf Club, Sporting venues
- Events and Festival Jobs - EventStaffing, Caterer
- Become a Film or TV extra - Mad Dog Casting, Casting Collective, Angelstages
- Gumtree Jobs - London, Reading and Guildford all cover the Egham area
- Get paid to fund-raise for charity - Gift Fundraising, Summer jobs
- Egham jobs on Twitter
- Local newspapers (you may need to buy them to access the jobs) - Egham News, Surrey Herald, Evening Standard, Metro
- Specialist websites - Student Jobs, Justjobs4students, Student Gems, Student Job
- Become a Tutor - First Tutors, Kumon, Explore Learning, Tutor Doctor, TutorHunt, NJ Teaching, SchoolsTrader, Bright Young Things, UK Tutors, Justin Craig Education
- Work for yourself (e.g run a market stall, sell on ebay)
- Freelance work - e.g. PeoplePerHour, NatCen Research
- Promo work - PromoStar, StuckForStaff
- Paid Surveys - Toluna, Global ePanel, Lightspeed, MySurvey, Valued Opinions
- Mystery Shopping - MarketForce, IMS, GfK, Mystery Shoppers
- Local recruitment agencies - e4s
- Our News page
- Facebook
Even though you are a student, there will be tax obligations (even if, ultimately, you don't pay tax). The direct.gov.uk website has a lot of information about paying tax, tax allowances and managing your money.
Non-EU students are usually entitled to work up to 20 hours per week (term-time) and full-time in vacation however this is subject to your visa. The Careers Service runs information workshops about this and other events for non-EU students.
In the UK you should not need to pay for an internship but in other countries it can be common practice. There are many organised international internship or work experience schemes so shop around. In the UK unpaid internships usually don't comply with the National Minimum Wage but are still seen as the main route into certain sectors.