Marina Esteve Wagstaff Certificate
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Marina Esteve Wagstaff received a certificate for successfully participating in a career mentoring partnership with the University of Exeter Career Mentor Scheme between November 2014 and April 2015. She received career mentoring from Thomas Jackson in the media, publishing, and journalism sector. Through the scheme, Marina improved her confidence for graduate employment, gained professional experience, developed contacts and networking opportunities, and obtained resources and advice for entering her chosen profession.
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- 1. This certificate is awarded to Marina Esteve Wagstaff for successfully participating in a mentoring partnership with the University of Exeter Career Mentor Scheme between November 2014 and April 2015 Marina received career mentoring from Thomas Jackson in the Media, Publishing and Journalism sector. Through her time on the Career Mentor Scheme Marina met the following objectives: Improved confidence to seek graduate level employment Gained professional experience to put on their CV Developed professional contacts and networking opportunities Made a friend / future professional contact in their mentor Obtained job hunting resources in their profession / sector Obtained help with application forms / covering letters Received CV proofreading / tips Gathered information about profession/sector entry requirements Received insight into good/bad aspects of the profession / sector Presented by: Jo McCreedie, Employer Liaison Officer, University of Exeter Sarah Hood, Career Mentoring Coordinator, University of Exeter