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What can you do with a degree in Archaeology? ( How to avoid the duck of doom ). Kate Copland Careers Adviser www.york.ac.uk/careers/inforesources. Archaeology graduates:. Support Worker, Neuropartners. Archives Assistant, HSBC. Archaeologist, Museum of London.
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What can you do with a degree in Archaeology? (How to avoid the duck of doom) Kate Copland Careers Adviser www.york.ac.uk/careers/inforesources
Archaeology graduates: Support Worker, Neuropartners Archives Assistant, HSBC Archaeologist, Museum of London Science Lab Technician, secondary school Apprentice Carpenter, France Management trainee, Harrogate Borough Council Researcher, Liverpool university Graduate Trainee, MI5 Broadcast Assistant, Channel 5 English Language Teacher, China Biodynamic Farm Apprentice Analyst, Accenture Police Officer Historical Interpreter & Seamstress Project Manager, manufacturing firm Marketing Assistant, printing firm
But….. DUCK OF DOOM! • 22% of York Archaeology graduates entered non-graduate employment! (2012/13 DLHE) McDonalds Costa Call centres Slug & Lettuce
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One to one support:www.york.ac.uk/careers/gateway • “Help, I have no idea what I want to do with my life!” • Face to face • E-guidance / V-guidance • Book via our website • Summer 2014: 1,264 careers appointments and CV reviews • “Is my CV any good?” • “How do you get a job in X?” • “How do you get work experience in Buckingham Palace?” • “I can’t decide between doing a PhD or getting a job…”
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Practical activities: • Events: • Careers fairs (recruitment) • Careers sessions (inspiration) • Professional Connect and Graduate Profiles (linking York students and alumni) • Employer presentations • Skills sessions • Departmental sessions • Summer 2014: • 40 events ran • Over 1300 students attended
Archaeology events www.york.ac.uk/careers/events • Autumn: Application forms 23/10/14, K133, 4-5pm • Autumn: careers drop-in 27/11/14, K159, 4-5pm • Spring: careers drop-in 12/01/15, K133, 2-3pm • Spring: CV writing 26/01/15, K133, 4-5pm • Spring: Getting work experience in Arts & Heritage28/01/15, DL028 • Spring: Careers In: Arts & Heritage, Media & Journalism, Environment & Sustainability 5/4/15 (evening) • Summer: careers drop-in 23/04/15
Work and volunteering: • Local heritage volunteering opportunities • Part-time, vacation work and work experience • Local and national internship opportunities • Employer schemes; graduate jobs in the UK & abroad www.york.ac.uk/careers/work www.york.ac.uk/careers/volunteering • Currently 579vacancies available
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Any Questions? HAPPY DUCK!