Our teams are dedicated to supporting students, doctoral researchers, research staff and recent graduates as they navigate their career journeys, offering expert guidance, resources and opportunities to enhance their employability.

Academic and Professional Services colleagues are key to integrating career development into academic programmes and services, ensuring students are well-equipped for the world of work. Together, we can help empower the next generation of professionals.

How to share our support with students

King's Careers & Employability is here to support students and recent graduates on their career journeys. Our services include:

• support with exploring and finding jobs
• support with applications, including CVs and interviews
• support with securing meaningful work experience and internships
• bespoke provision for groups underrepresented in higher education
• events and activities to network with employers, alumni and professionals
• extracurricular activities via King's Edge.

Download our Careers Essentials checklists to help support your students

While all of our services are available to all students at any time, we encourage students to prioritise specific activities based on their stage of career thinking.

These activities are outlined in our Careers Essentials checklists. They have been hand-picked to help students make the most out of their career journey, whether they are in their first, middle, or final year of their undergraduate programme.

Postgraduate students can also review our Careers Essentials guide to help plan their masters programme.

Create a staff account on King's CareerConnect

Many of our services, including appointments, events and job adverts, are located on King's CareerConnect. You can create a staff account on King's CareerConnect to demonstrate to students how the platform works and the services available.

King's Employability Toolkit for staff

The Employability Toolkit is a comprehensive guide to integrating employability at King’s. It covers how we work with you and support in areas such as:

• integrating employability in and alongside the curriculum
• work-related learning
• the role of personal tutors
• using careers data
• presenting employability in quality reviews
• highlighting employability in your programmes.