What questions should students ask about graduate career support?

That’s a great question! Graduate career support is a vital aspect when choosing a university for your studies abroad. Here are some important questions students should ask universities or education consultants like Pollster Education regarding graduate career support:

1. What career services does the university offer to international students?

- Are there dedicated career advisors or career centres?
- Are there specific workshops for resume/CV writing, interview preparation, and job search strategies?

2. Are internships or work placements available as part of my course?

- Is there assistance in securing internships or work placements?
- Are these placements paid or unpaid, and what are the eligibility criteria?

3. What is the university’s graduate employment rate?

- Can you share statistics about job placements for recent graduates, especially international students, in my field of interest?

4. Does the university have links with employers or industry partners?

- Are there regular career fairs, networking events, or on-campus recruitment drives?
- Are there collaborations with companies relevant to my chosen field?

5. What support is provided for students seeking part-time work during their studies?

- Are there university job boards or portals for part-time vacancies?
- What are the regulations for international students working part-time?

6. What support is offered for finding jobs after graduation (Post-Study Work)?

- Is there guidance for applying to post-study work (PSW) visas?
- Does the university continue to offer career support after you graduate?

7. Are there alumni networks or mentoring programs available?

- Can international students connect with university alumni for career advice and opportunities?

8. What resources are available for entrepreneurship or starting a business?

- Are there incubators, funding, or workshops for students interested in entrepreneurship?

9. How does the university support students with CV/resume building and interview skills?

- Are there mock interviews, CV clinics, or personal branding workshops?

10. Are there language or communication skill support programs?

- Does the university offer resources to help improve business English or communication skills for the workplace?

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Tip: When you contact Pollster Education, we can help you shortlist universities that offer robust career support, and provide insights into employability and post-study work opportunities in your chosen destination country.

If you have a specific country or university in mind, let me know, and I can share detailed information about their career support services!