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• It is a lot harder than I thought
• It requires a lot of time to write the letters/emails
• Get your LinkedIn Sorted

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• Do a course/watch vids
• Understand and be honest with which mindset i'm in
• Reflect on the pervious experiences

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- Be engaged in whatever profession or career you want to do
- Don't stress about not having a placement and keep looking
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·       Push yourself to apply for any placement you think is interesting even if you think that you might not be eligible/first choice for it, the worst thing they can say is no.

·       If you are told no, pick yourself up and look at the work/wins you put into the application/ process (you made a phone call and came across really well, developed your communication skills)

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write down my achievements of the day

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Write plans of what task want to achieve for the day then stick to it. Then reflect at end of day and be proud what I have done. 

Take more time developing own personal projects – personal statement / dissertation. 

Attend skills event for Exeter awards.  

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add uni employers and others on LinkedIn - see their connections too! and request them and so on

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LinkedIn LinkedIn LinkedIn
Email everyone and anyone
Get the placement done early

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It is a lot harder to find a placement than you would think but just keep going and emailing and you will find one!
Use contacts that you have to try and get a placement
Make the most of the placement - making notes as you go about what you did and reflect upon those so you can improve throughout the duration of the placement

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- don't settle for a placement that you won't benefit from
- be resilient, keep looking and apply to as many placements as possible because you might get rejected
- not as easy as it sounds

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Keep a journal of my thoughts
Be willing to learn
Start seeing mistakes as commas not full stops

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Entrepreneurship

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- don't take resources learnt in this course or the amount of time needed to find the placement for granted
- Try not to get disheartened if a potential placement doesn't work out
- use connections / network

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- Apply to companies that aren't having job adverts because you never know if they might give you a position
- You will be told no but don't let that stop you keep looking and reaching out to places
- Start looking/ completing your placement early

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Observing how I feel, setting realistic goals and sticking to my schedule.

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1. The need for failure to find the correct placement/one I was most interested in.
2. Job hunting takes much longer than expected. Make sure I start early!
3. Creating a CV takes time

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1) Update your CV early
2) Take time to apply for lots of positions- don't rush the applications
3) Don't panic if you're struggling to get a placement.

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1. The sooner you start looking for a placement the better off you'll be
2. Start the course work early too because lots of modules have course work due in around the same time
3. Whilst on placement try to network and improve your LinkIn account

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. That i need to get more involved in discussions.
. That networking is very important in life.
. Take all opportunities given by people.

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1. Reflect on a mistake made in the past and make a note of how I overcame it.
2. Creating a future plan that I can stick to
3. Set myself some goals to work towards

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. To start looking early
. Select a placement you will enjoy
. During placement, put in all effort and always ask questions. You never know if they will offer you as job

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-Be pro active
-Push yourself, the most important thing is your own ambition
-For next year students who have experienced in martial arts (Boxing, MMA, kickboxing and BJJ), Exeter Martial Arts gym (Battle House, Richmond Court,

Exeter, Devon EX4 3RD) offer placement opportunities to work as an assistant coach.

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transferable skills in potential future career changes

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How to get enrolled on a graduate training scheme.