The weeks are flying by now. I have created a
first draft of the logging in page for Pure users and gathered some
information together for the Pure Help Guide.
My weekly meeting with the Assistant Director
of Research and Enterprise Services was very productive. We discussed the copy
writing that should be included on these documents.
I had lunch with the International Officer,
Basma Hakim. Basma is a family friend and she let me know of other departments
in the UEA that I may not be aware of.
Ever since Adobe Creative Suite has been
installed, I have been experiencing a few PC problems. Hopefully the I.T
Support department will be able to assist with this soon. I started to create a
summarised time scale of the Pure Marketing roll-out plan to present in
the Pure monthly meeting in May.
I made an appointment with a Careers Advisor at
the UEA which I would recommend to anyone who is job seeking. I have recently
updated my CV with my new Marketing Internship, and I wanted another pair of
eyes to scan through. I arrived in reception and there were some leaflets on
the table. One of them included my picture and quotation from my previous
Internship with East Anglian Air Ambulance!
The Careers Advisor, Isla Hosking was positive
about my CV and gave me some example CV’s to read while she read mine. They gave
me some helpful pointers such as to focus my personal profile at the top of my
page to a specific role when I apply for a particular job and to increase the
line spacing between the bullet points in order to make it easier to read. The
appointment definitely encouraged me into perhaps writing new sections in the future,
such as an Achievements relating directly to work. I also mentioned that I
would like a mock interview and they said to call up when I have my next
interview offer.
Whilst I have been taking part on the UEA
Graduate Internship Programme, I have noticed that the careers service at
the UEA is superior and relevant to what graduates are facing today.
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