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Careers Advice

The Careers Adviser

Published: 26 April 2007

'Should I apply through clearing for dentistry; and how closely must a media course fit the job?'

School trips: Dress up - and bring Jane Austen to life

Published: 26 April 2007

School trips can make classroom subjects more interesting. Chris Green picks some of the best

Break down the language barriers as an interpreter

Published: 26 April 2007

Politicians rely on interpreters at international summits. It's an important job, says Caroline Roberts

Passed/Failed: An education in the life of Joanna David, actor

Published: 26 April 2007

'I wanted to be a ballet teacher'

I Want Your Job: Violinist

Published: 26 April 2007

'You have to keep upbeat'

My Way: Dr Andrew Burnett, deputy director of the British Museum on how to get ahead

Published: 26 April 2007

'Dress soberly, but do wear bright socks'

The Careers Adviser

Published: 19 April 2007

'I messed up; how can I make a fresh start? And would a degree be any use in the rag trade?'

My First Job: June Sarpong, the presenter of 'T4', was a one-woman music enquiry service

Published: 19 April 2007

A job in radio? That's better than a degree

Passed/Failed: An education in the life of Clive Stafford Smith, death row lawyer

Published: 19 April 2007

'Joan of Arc did nothing wrong'

How to be a greetings card writer

Published: 19 April 2007

If you're good with words, writing greetings cards could be the post for you, says Emma Jayne Jones

V&A technician: Display your skills in a top museum

Published: 19 April 2007

The V&A's new qualification might be the ticket - if you fancy working with old relics, says Hazel Davis

I Want Your Job: Aerospace scientist

Published: 19 April 2007

'Science helps to shape change'

My Way: The RSC's Vikki Heywood on how to get on in your career

Published: 19 April 2007

'You need stamina and self-belief'

The Careers Adviser

Published: 12 April 2007

'What's the best way to get into sports photography? Can I teach without qualifications?'

The Army: Time to sign up and do your duty

Published: 12 April 2007

Despite the war in Iraq, the number of people wanting to enlist is higher than ever before

Passed/Failed: An education in the life of Victoria Hislop, writer

Published: 12 April 2007

'I loved every minute at school'

I Want Your Job: Farrier

Published: 12 April 2007

'I'm a foot doctor - for horses'

My Way: Jacqueline Gold, chief executive of Ann Summers, on how to get ahead

Published: 12 April 2007

'Sometimes it's necessary to fire people'

Carers: New law could extend flexible working rights

Published: 05 April 2007

Caroline Roberts on the new law that could help those looking after sick relatives back into employment

The Careers Adviser

Published: 05 April 2007

'Can anyone be a Domestic Energy Assessor? How can I train to be a psychotherapist?'

I Want Your Job: Television Presenter

Published: 05 April 2007

'The adrenalin rush is addictive'

James Lovelock: Why he was expelled from nursery school

Published: 05 April 2007

'I'm hopeless at arithmetic, and dyslexic'

My Way: CV advice from Roger Mavity, chief executive of Conran Holdings

Published: 05 April 2007

'Your CV must be very short and crisp'

Tour guide: Show off your local knowledge

Published: 05 April 2007

It might just be me but when I meet a tour guide in a foreign country, I develop passionate feelings for them, feelings of dependency and feelings of complete trust. And, let's face it, when they are one's sole provider of information about a place, it's to be expected.

My First Job: John Nichol, RAF navigator shot down over Iraq

Published: 05 April 2007

John Nichol, the Tornado navigator shot down over Iraq was a DIY salesman
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