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Lecturer (further education): job description
Further education lecturers teach academic and vocational subjects to young people and adults.
Lecturer (adult education): job description
Adult education lecturers teach academic and vocational subjects to adults of all ages and academic abilities.
Lecturer (higher education): job description
Higher education lecturers work for universities teaching and researching specialist subjects.
Learning disability nurse: job description
Learning disability nurses provide care and support to people with learning disabilities to help them live as independently as possible.
Learning mentor: job description
Learning mentors support and motivate children and young people experiencing difficulties with their learning.
Leadership and management: prove you’re more than an entry-level hire
Leaders set vision; managers get things done; the best graduate hires can do both. Find out how to develop your leadership potential.
Future jobs in demand: graduate career prospects for the coming years
What jobs will be in high demand in the future? See our three sets of predictions on the graduate jobs of the coming years.
Job done: how graduates can stand out at retail assessment centres
Discover the activities a retail assessment centre is likely to involve and the best ways to approach them.
Laboratory technician: job description
Laboratory technicians support laboratory-based scientific investigations by carrying out a range of routine technical tasks and experiments.
IT support analyst: job description
IT support analysts (also known as helpdesk analysts or technical support analysts) provide technical support and advice to IT users.
Information scientist: job description
Information scientists are responsible for managing the acquisition, supply and distribution of information within an organisation or section of an organisation and for making that information accessible to users.
Industrial/product designer: job description
Industrial/product designers create new products that are innovative, practical and suitable for manufacturing, and develop enhancements to existing products to make them more usable.
