Sentence examples for careers advising from inspiring English sources

Sarah Blackford also moved from research into careers advising, via a spell in publishing.

Mastering Your Ph.D.: A Career in Management Consulting 23 May 2008 Problem-solving and communication skills are important for those who aspire to careers advising the captains of industry.

She now works for the Society for Experimental Biology and finds that her careers advising background comes in very handy for helping members of the society, as well as students at Lancaster University where she's based.

Individuals like Ms. Botsman, the author of What's Mine Is Yours, a sharing manifesto, April Rinne, a Harvard-trained lawyer and Arun Sundararajan, a NYU professor, have made entire careers advising companies and governments — including Seoul's — with regard to the collaborative economy.

Academic factors were the primary motivation to study dentistry in these Malaysian students, followed by healthcare and people, careers advising, professional job and family and friends.

Two of them were straightforward, moving item 23 from healthcare and people to professional job and item 1 from family and friends to careers advising.

In 2002, director Richard Loncraine persuaded Barker to appear as Winston Churchill's butler David Inches in the BBC-HBO drama The Gathering Storm and then cast him in the larger role of the General in the TV film My House in Umbria in 2003, alongside Maggie Smith (whom he had, early in their careers, advised to give up acting as he felt she would not be a success).

She started her career advising large endowments and pension funds on their investments at Cambridge Associates.

He has worked in career advising for almost a decade, with undergraduates, postgraduates and senior executives.

It was Mr. Freston, who left Viacom in 2006 and now has a career advising and investing in media companies, who introduced Mr. Mohseni to Mr. Murdoch.

A specialist in employment affairs, Nadim has worked in career advising for almost a decade with undergraduates, postgraduates and senior executives.