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Developing your skills
What are employability skills? Why are they important?It is important to get employability skills before you graduate. Employers want more than a degree and employability skills can make your application stand out from the crowd!
FAQ for Students
What is the National Minimum Wage?The National Minimum wage changes in April every year. For the current National Minimum Wageclick here: https://www.gov.uk/national-minimum-wage-ratesWhat is the London Living Wage?
How to get the job
Application writingIt is important that your application includes all the information that the employer is asking for. You may be asked for information such as:Personal information Education and qualifications
Info for Students
 Welcome to our JobShop, providing you with employment opportunities to support you in your studies and future careers.We’re here to help you with any queries you may have. 
2019-20 Sabbatical Officers
Here are the Sabbatical Officers who are leading the Union. Here’s a quick introduction to Aatikah, D’Arcy, Jim, Caroline, Ashley Nilisha and Sandra:Welfare and International Officer: Aatikah MalikAatikah studies BA History
“It’s just amazing to see the progress of the project from the beginning all the way to now”
Winner of our Student-Led Project of the Year Award and the Diana Award, Mohamed Afify, tells us all about being a Project Leader.
We've won Varsity... here's a breakdown of what happened
Written by 2019 Sports Officer, Jessica Reddy
Time to take a tiny break...
We spoke to Attention Training technique specialist, Sam Thorogood from Tiny Pause, who recently delivered a workshop on attention training techniques - perfect for exam season. 
"I think it was amazing to see how much we accomplished in one session."
Our Social Hackathons programme ran throughout Reading Week in February. Through these events, UCL students collaborated with local charities and community organisations to help solve their most pressing issues.
Wolfson Study: Update
Leadership Race 2019: Results
And the votes are in! Thank you to everyone who has voted in this Leadership Race - you have made sure that the cogs of democracy are still turning. 5,909 students cast 28,578 votes and we can now announce your student leaders for next year. 
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Spotlight; Adam Everett
Adam Everett; TaekwondoMy name is Adam Everett. I am currently in my third year of studying Medicine at UCL and I am a 4th Dan black belt in ITF Taekwondo. I began training because my brother was already training in Taekwondo and I was keen to start a martial art.
Spotlight; Aidan Roberts
Aidan Roberts; Wall Climbing I'm Aidan, a first year Mathematician recently moved to London from the Lake District. Growing up in the countryside introduced me to climbing, more specifically the discipline of bouldering. I have been competing for about 5 years now, 4 of which have been international competitions for team GB. 
Spotlight; Abazz Shayaam-Smith
Abazz Shayaam-Smith; Triple JumpHi I am Abazz Shayaam-Smith. A first year Geography student here at UCL and an international triple jumper. This hobby turned possible career direction has become integral and central to my life, to a point in which training has become a lifestyle.
Spotlight; Caiti Maxwell
  Caiti Maxwell; FencingI'm Caiti Maxwell, a first year History BA student and fencer. I started fencing aged 8 when I tried it at an after school club in primary school. I liked that it was different and I guess I just stuck with it. At the time I didn’t realise how much of a commitment it would end up being! 
Cheap eats around campus
Written by Lola Kveton and Irma Delmonte
"How do I manage sports alongside academics?"
Written by Hugo Fleming -  Modern Pentathlon and Athletics Elite Athlete
Chinese New Year through the eyes of a fluffy dog costume
Chinese New Year is the most important festival in the Chinese Lunar Calendar. In China and other Asian countries, it is a national holiday and celebrations usually last several days or even up to two weeks.
Term 1 Faculty Rep Reports
Your Faculty Reps work throughout the year to improve your academic experience here at UCL.They help us to spot trends in student feedback during Faculty Teaching Committee meetings and are also members of Union Council.Find out what your Faculty Rep has been up to, you can find their Term 1 report below: