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Many graduate employers look for resilience in their graduate hires. Find out how to develop this essential quality and how it will be assessed by recruiters.

While a media or publishing internship isn’t essential, doing some form of hands-on media work experience will help you get your first job in publishing or the media.

Competition is tough for fledgling hacks looking to break into the industry. Here are some ways you can gain journalism work experience and how to apply.

Quality assurance managers work with other staff to establish procedures and quality standards and to monitor these against agreed targets.

Clinical psychologists work to reduce psychological distress in people with mental or physical health problems.

TV and film editors put together raw footage captured on set and turn it into a sequence to best portray a director’s vision.

Sound mixers are engineers who take charge of the audio-capturing process for TV or film productions.

If you don't know what career you want when you graduate, you may have more options than you think. There are many jobs you can do with any degree background in areas such as law, finance, IT and management.

Read on for expert advice on answering EY interview questions previously faced by graduate applicants along with further insight into EY’s strengths-based recruitment process.

Software engineers apply engineering principles to the development of software, from liaising with stakeholders on required functionality and features to improving and maintaining software post-release.