In
this blog a couple of weeks ago I talked about my visit to China. The trip was a
British Council UK Careers Advisers’ Mission to China which involved 2
days in Beijing and 2 days in Shanghai. It was extremely useful and interesting.
We met a
range of employers (from State-owned enterprises, foreign- invested companies
and privately-owned companies), and staff from employment agencies and experts
on the employment market.
I
now want to share with you some of the key messages I learned that I hope will
be of help to you.
So
I will be giving a presentation
for Chinese students who are looking to return to China to work.
It will take
place on Wednesday 5th June 2.00pm-3.30pm.
I will talk
about:-
·
The
companies visited
·
What
the different types of organisation have to offer you
·
What
employers look for in returning graduates
·
How to
effectively look for employment and plan your career
·
Recruitment
methods
·
What
advice the graduates and employers I met
wanted to pass on to Chinese students studying overseas
·
How to market
what you have gained by studying overseas
Obviously
there is a limit to how much a visitor could understand a country, particularly
a country the size of China, in less than a week! But I felt that I learned a
great deal about the current employment situation in China. And I will be
interested to see if my messages fit in with what you think. We can talk about
this at this session.
I
hope that it will be really interesting - don't miss it!
You will find
details of the venue on our ‘What’s On Diary’ where you will need to book a
place.
Judy
2 comments:
Is there anyone knowing where it is going to take place
Hi Tai Li
It is in Hicks lecture theatre C.
If you click on the link at the bottom of the blog posting it will take you to our What's On diary and it will give you full details of the event including the venue. You can also book a place.
Best wishes
Judy
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