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Reflect
Set aside some time to sit down regularly and think about what you’re learning and what that means in terms of next steps

CaseCoach If you’re considering management or strategy consulting, have a go at one of CaseCoach’s example cas

How to research careers Some practical advice that to help you plan your research

At this stage you might find it interesting to spend some time reading through job adverts to see if At this stage you might find it interesting to spend some time reading through job adverts to see if

LinkedIn Use LinkedIn to reach out to alumni and other professionals working in the sectors you’re interested

Reach out to alumni and professionals
Take advantage of our wide community of alumni keen to help and ask to speak to people whose work looks interesting to you

Understand Who am I? What do I want? What are my options? What can I do next?

Explore What’s out there? How do I get the kind of insight I need? Will I really like doing this job?

Experience How relevant s what I’ve done so far? How do I build on all my experiences? What else do I need?

Implement How do I get what I want? Is my application strong enough? How can I practice my interview technique

Thinking about further study Here are some of the things to consider

Identified sectors or roles you're interested in? Speak directly to recruiters to refine your thoughts

Find out more about the different types of policy and political work Learn more about our dedicated events programme

Insider tips: digital consultancies Find out what it's like to work for a digital consultancy

Volunteering at LSE Learn more about volunteering with the LSE Volunteer Centre

Reach out to alumni and professionals
Take advantage of our wide community of alumni keen to help and ask to speak to people whose work looks interesting to you

Interested in exploring international opportunities? Have a look at Student Circus which has lots of country-specific information

Make a plan
As you start to build up a picture of what interests you, the skills and experience you will need to achieve it, it can be very helpful to set out concrete next steps in a plan

Explore Get to know as much as you can about the areas you're interested in and take time to find out what skills and experience will help you succeed

Reflect
Set aside some time to sit down regularly and think about what you’re learning and what that means in terms of next steps

CaseCoach If you’re considering management or strategy consulting, have a go at one of CaseCoach’s example cas

How to research careers Some practical advice that to help you plan your research

At this stage you might find it interesting to spend some time reading through job adverts to see if At this stage you might find it interesting to spend some time reading through job adverts to see if

LinkedIn Use LinkedIn to reach out to alumni and other professionals working in the sectors you’re interested

Reach out to alumni and professionals
Take advantage of our wide community of alumni keen to help and ask to speak to people whose work looks interesting to you

Understand Who am I? What do I want? What are my options? What can I do next?

Explore What’s out there? How do I get the kind of insight I need? Will I really like doing this job?

Experience How relevant s what I’ve done so far? How do I build on all my experiences? What else do I need?

Implement How do I get what I want? Is my application strong enough? How can I practice my interview technique

Thinking about further study Here are some of the things to consider

Identified sectors or roles you're interested in? Speak directly to recruiters to refine your thoughts

Find out more about the different types of policy and political work Learn more about our dedicated events programme

Insider tips: digital consultancies Find out what it's like to work for a digital consultancy

Volunteering at LSE Learn more about volunteering with the LSE Volunteer Centre

Reach out to alumni and professionals
Take advantage of our wide community of alumni keen to help and ask to speak to people whose work looks interesting to you

Interested in exploring international opportunities? Have a look at Student Circus which has lots of country-specific information

Make a plan
As you start to build up a picture of what interests you, the skills and experience you will need to achieve it, it can be very helpful to set out concrete next steps in a plan

Looking for more information on getting experience? Book an appointment with a careers consultant to explore your options

Explore Get to know as much as you can about the areas you're interested in and take time to find out what skills and experience will help you succeed

ReflectSet aside some time to sit down regularly and think about what you’re learning and what that means in terms of next steps

CaseCoach If you’re considering management or strategy consulting, have a go at one of CaseCoach’s example cas

How to research careers Some practical advice that to help you plan your research

At this stage you might find it interesting to spend some time reading through job adverts to see if At this stage you might find it interesting to spend some time reading through job adverts to see if

LinkedIn Use LinkedIn to reach out to alumni and other professionals working in the sectors you’re interested

Reach out to alumni and professionalsTake advantage of our wide community of alumni keen to help and ask to speak to people whose work looks interesting to you

Understand Who am I? What do I want? What are my options? What can I do next?

Explore What’s out there? How do I get the kind of insight I need? Will I really like doing this job?

Experience How relevant s what I’ve done so far? How do I build on all my experiences? What else do I need?

Implement How do I get what I want? Is my application strong enough? How can I practice my interview technique

Thinking about further study Here are some of the things to consider

Identified sectors or roles you're interested in? Speak directly to recruiters to refine your thoughts

Find out more about the different types of policy and political work Learn more about our dedicated events programme

Insider tips: digital consultancies Find out what it's like to work for a digital consultancy

Volunteering at LSE Learn more about volunteering with the LSE Volunteer Centre

Reach out to alumni and professionalsTake advantage of our wide community of alumni keen to help and ask to speak to people whose work looks interesting to you

Interested in exploring international opportunities? Have a look at Student Circus which has lots of country-specific information

Make a planAs you start to build up a picture of what interests you, the skills and experience you will need to achieve it, it can be very helpful to set out concrete next steps in a plan

Looking for more information on getting experience? Book an appointment with a careers consultant to explore your options

Reflect
Set aside some time to sit down regularly and think about what you’re learning and what that means in terms of next steps

Reach out to alumni and professionals
Take advantage of our wide community of alumni keen to help and ask to speak to people whose work looks interesting to you

Reach out to alumni and professionals
Take advantage of our wide community of alumni keen to help and ask to speak to people whose work looks interesting to you

Make a plan
As you start to build up a picture of what interests you, the skills and experience you will need to achieve it, it can be very helpful to set out concrete next steps in a plan