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@EdinburghCareersService @EdUniStudentsActivities @UofEdCareers @eusaactivities careersinformed. wordpress.com We want to hear your thoughts about today’s event. Look out for our iPad feedback stations throughout the fair or follow the link below to complete our survey: https://edin.ac/2QXfggQ Feedback CAREERS FAIR: DAY 3: Thursday 11 October McEwan Hall, Bristo Square edin.ac/CareersFairThirdSector Sponsored by: Inspiring futures Careers Service 1 – 4pm Volunteering and Third Sector Jobs 56% of exhibitors are Small and Medium-sized Enterprises 38 40 39 41 44 51 43 36 35 50 49 48 47 46 45 Exit GROUND FLOOR Lift access to lower ground level 52 STANDS 35-45 35. Charityworks 36. Penumbra 37. Over the Wall 38. Frontline 39. Sleep Scotland 40. Teens+ 41. Ronald McDonald House Charity 42. Dr Bell’s Family Centre 43. Fresh Start 44. Blackwood Homes and Care 45. TBC STANDS 46-55 46. Edinburgh & Lothians Regional Equality Council 47. Cancer Research UK 48. Just Enterprise - Firstport 49. People Know How 50. Institute of Fundraising 51. Brightside 52. Human Appeal 53. Edinburgh Cyrenians 54. Play Midlothian 55. Institute for Fiscal Studies 37 42 55 54 53 Help point To request this document in an alternative format, please contact the Careers Service ([email protected]) 3 2 31 10 8 7 6 5 11 4 30 32 33 12 13 14 15 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 Help point Refreshments LOWER GROUND FLOOR Lift access 1 Lift access to ground level STANDS 22-34 22. One Cherry Ltd 23. Wesser 24. TailorEd Foundation 25. Crossreach 26. Bethany Christian Trust 27. NSPCC 28. Marie Curie 29. Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity 30. Edinburgh Food Project 31. Barnardo’s 32. Ypeople 33. EUSA 34. Autism Initiatives STANDS 11-21 11. Enable Scotland 12. Leuchie House Short Break Care 13. Firsthand Lothian 14. Health Opportunities Team 15. Scottish Association for Mental Health (SAMH) 16. SHRUB Co-operative 17. Rock Trust 18. Greyfriars Charteris Centre 19. Crew 20. National Trust for Scotland 21. Home Instead Senior Care STANDS 1-10 1. Teach First (SPONSOR) 2. Viewpoint 3. Aberlour Child Care Trust 4. Age Scotland 5. Love the Oceans 6. Unlocked Graduates 7. Employ.ed 8. The Action Group 9. Linknet Mentoring 10. Equal Futures Entrance 9 34 Help point After the fair Talk to Students’ Association for advice, resources, funding and guidance on UK volunteering. Once you have found a role, get HEAR recognition by enrolling for the Edinburgh Award for Volunteering. Talk to the Careers Service about paid opportunities in the third sector and: Meet more employers at upcoming events. Discover a wealth of resources about different sectors and top tips for how you can get ahead. Make appointments to get advice on your next steps. Find out more: www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/activities/volunteering Plus much more: www.ed.ac.uk/careers Welcome to the Careers Fair Today’s fair is a great opportunity to explore your next steps: Meet 50 charities, not-for-profit and social enterprises. Explore both volunteering and paid roles in the Third Sector. Get advice from industry bodies like the Institute of Fundraising on working in the sector. Speak to staff at the Help Points and Students’ Association Stand if you have any questions or haven’t found what you are looking for - we are here to help. Volunteering & Third Sector Jobs

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Page 1: FIND THEIR GENIUS

@EdinburghCareersService @EdUniStudentsActivities

@UofEdCareers@eusaactivities

careersinformed.wordpress.com

We want to hear your thoughts about today’s event. Look out for our iPad feedback stations throughout the fair or follow the link below to complete our survey:

https://edin.ac/2QXfggQ

Feedback

CAREERS FAIR:

DAY 3: Thursday 11 October

McEwan Hall, Bristo Square

edin.ac/CareersFairThirdSector

Sponsored by:

Inspiring futures

Careers Service

1 – 4pm

Volunteering and Third Sector Jobs

56% of exhibitors are Small and Medium-sized Enterprises

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35. Charityworks36. Penumbra37. Over the Wall38. Frontline39. Sleep Scotland40. Teens+41. Ronald McDonald House Charity42. Dr Bell’s Family Centre43. Fresh Start44. Blackwood Homes and Care45. TBC

STANDS 46-55

46. Edinburgh & Lothians Regional Equality Council47. Cancer Research UK48. Just Enterprise - Firstport49. People Know How50. Institute of Fundraising51. Brightside52. Human Appeal53. Edinburgh Cyrenians54. Play Midlothian55. Institute for Fiscal Studies

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22. One Cherry Ltd23. Wesser24. TailorEd Foundation25. Crossreach26. Bethany Christian Trust27. NSPCC28. Marie Curie29. Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity30. Edinburgh Food Project31. Barnardo’s32. Ypeople33. EUSA34. Autism Initiatives

STANDS 11-21

11. Enable Scotland12. Leuchie House Short Break Care13. Firsthand Lothian14. Health Opportunities Team15. Scottish Association for Mental Health (SAMH)16. SHRUB Co-operative17. Rock Trust18. Greyfriars Charteris Centre19. Crew20. National Trust for Scotland21. Home Instead Senior Care

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1. Teach First (SPONSOR)2. Viewpoint3. Aberlour Child Care Trust4. Age Scotland5. Love the Oceans6. Unlocked Graduates7. Employ.ed8. The Action Group9. Linknet Mentoring10. Equal Futures

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Help point

After the fairTalk to Students’ Association for advice, resources, funding and guidance on UK volunteering. • Once you have found a role, get

HEAR recognition by enrolling for the Edinburgh Award for Volunteering.

Talk to the Careers Service about paid opportunities in the third sector and: • Meet more employers at upcoming

events.• Discover a wealth of resources about

different sectors and top tips for how you can get ahead.

• Make appointments to get advice on your next steps.

Find out more: www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/activities/volunteering

Plus much more: www.ed.ac.uk/careers

Welcome to the Careers Fair

Today’s fair is a great opportunity to explore your next steps:

• Meet 50 charities, not-for-profit and social enterprises.

• Explore both volunteering and paid roles in the Third Sector.

• Get advice from industry bodies like the Institute of Fundraising on working in the sector.

• Speak to staff at the Help Points and Students’ Association Stand if you have any questions or haven’t found what you are looking for - we are here to help.

Volunteering & Third Sector Jobs

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Sponsored by:

Wednesday 24 October12:30 – 4:30pmMcEwan Hall

www.ed.ac.uk/go-abroad

A whole world of opportunities

From the Careers Service and Edinburgh Global

Making the most of today’s fair

• Before you approach a stand, prepare some questions and think about the main points you want an organisation to know about you.

• Aim to demonstrate a real interest in the organisation by using this opportunity to get insights and tips from people working there.

• Visit your top priority exhibitor after you’ve talked with some others – this gives you a chance to warm up and build confidence.

• Avoid opening the conversation with questions about application deadlines or visas. Instead focus on talking about the organisation, their opportunities and what you have to offer.

• Do get the name of the person you are speaking to. Later, in applications or at interview, you can refer to the person and something interesting they said.

• Stop at one of the Help Points (dotted around the exhibition area) to note down key points you’ve learnt from exhibitors.

• Avoid walking around the fair in a large group. The exhibitor may not realise that you are interested in them.

• Smile - enthusiasm is infectious! Be purposeful and confident, but also polite and courteous.

Organisations are here because they want to promote third sector careers. You may find that there is a strong emphasis on volunteering today - this is a common feature of third sector career paths and reflects the reality of the labour market.Here are some top tips to help you make a positive impression:

If you’ve already researched the exhibitors on MyCareerHub then you’ve got a head start. If not, don’t worry, you can use this guide to help you work out which exhibitors to approach.

Top tips