Your Career Kit | Student Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

In this episode, Simon Morykin joins us once again to discuss his route to becoming a radio DJ.

Simon's a highly successful radio DJ who has worked with the likes of Robbie Williams, Olly Murs, Lady Gaga and more.

We hear his journey starting off at a local radio station, and how he worked his way into the working as a radio presenter at the BBC.

He shares his top tips for anyone wanting to get their foot in the industry, as well as his pinch moments throughout his career.

Head to the E4S website to find student jobs, as well as tips and career advice: www.e4s.co.uk

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In this episode, part 1 of a 2 part special with Simon Morykin, we discuss the ins and outs of student tax.

Simon Morykin, a highly successful radio DJ who has worked with the likes of Robbie Williams, Olly Murs, Lady Gaga and more. 

Simon is currently working his magic at HRMC, and he’s here to break down everything you need to know tax, self assessment, student loan repayments and side hustles.

Along with topics such as buying a house and investing, tax is something we often here young people say they never get taught at school.

Simon goes into detail about how the new HMRC app can save you many headaches when it comes to your tax, like even getting you payslip early.

Did you know, if you were born between 2002 and 2011, there could be around £2,000 in what is known as a Child Trust Fund? Set up by the Uk government, many of these accounts have gone unclaimed.

Head to the E4S website to find student jobs, as well as tips and career advice: www.e4s.co.uk

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Being treated right and fairly at work is hugely important, but in fact, knowing what’s right and what’s wrong can be difficult for students. This can be especially challenging when you are working your first job, as everything is new. We are joined by Tom Frost from the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority to help us get a clear view on what your rights are as an employee and any tips to make sure you are being treated correctly.

ACAS – advice for workers - https://www.acas.org.uk/

Citizens Advice Bureau - https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/work/

How to report Modern Slavery and Labour Exploitation (about yourself or someone else)

https://www.gla.gov.uk/ - Confidential Reporting: 0800 432 0804

https://www.modernslaveryhelpline.org/

Head to the E4S website to find student jobs, as well as tips and career advice: www.e4s.co.uk

Find us on Instagram and Twitter @e4scouk

Considering an apprenticeship or just looking at your options? In this episode, we are joined by Ollie Cooper, who previously spent 3 years at the MOD as an Engineering Management Apprentice. We get to hear his experience, and delve deep into the topics that aren't often talked about. What is it like adjusting to a professional workplace after school? What are the fun sides of apprenticeships? But most importantly, are they really worth it?

Head to the apprenticeship section on our website to learn more or to see the opportunities available https://www.e4s.co.uk/jobs/apprenticeships.htm

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Interested in what you do during a placement year? Or what the steps are to finding a placement? In this episode, we're joined by Felix Connelly, a mechanical engineering student from UWE, currently on placement at BMW Group's Engine Plant at Hams Hall, Birmingham. He gives us an insight into the day-to-day activities, working from home and on site at the factory, as well as the steps he took to land the placement last year. 

Head to the E4S website to find student jobs, as well as tips and career advice: www.e4s.co.uk 

Find us on Instagram and Twitter @e4scouk

In today’s episode, the first of 2021, I am joined by Sam Edwards, Director of Communications & Marketing for Europe, Middle East and Africa at KBR. We also have Jessica Rowland, a marketing student at UWE Bristol who worked at KBR with Sam as an intern over the summer.

In this podcast, we aim to open your eyes to the benefits of internships from both a student’s point of view, as well as an employer.

As well as insights about working for a global business, versus a national one, you’ll even learn why as an intern; you are a lot more valuable than you may think, hearing the ins and outs of the day in the life of an intern working with different corners of the globe.

If you are a student unsure how to gain experience, or even an employer thinking about taking on an intern, this is the podcast for you.

Head to the E4S website to find student jobs, as well as tips and career advice: www.e4s.co.uk

Find us on Instagram and Twitter @e4scouk

Connect with Sam and Jess on LinkedIn

Sam: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-edwards-59b43a102/

Jess: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-rowland-213ab6170/

KBR Twitter: https://.twitter.com/KBRincorporated

KBR LinkedIn: https://twitter.com/KBRincorporated

Today we are bringing you a special episode, we are joined by 3 guests; Ellie Long from the HY Up Podcast and Rolls Royce, Orianne Wightman from Experian, who both work in early careers, as well as Matt Johnston from E4S. 

Having seen thousands of applications and job adverts, from their breadth of experience, we discuss the ins and outs of the ENTIRE application process, starting with CV's and Cover Letters, applying for the job, right up to assessment centres and interviews. Our guests give their top tips to make sure your application stands out, as well as what you should be avoiding.  A must listen for any student planning to apply for an internship, placement or graduate scheme this year.

Head to the E4S website to find student jobs, as well as tips and career advice: www.e4s.co.uk

Find us on Instagram and Twitter @e4scouk

Follow the HY Up Podcast here: https://www.instagram.com/hyup.podcast/

Listen to the HY Up Podcast: https://linktr.ee/hyup

Connect with our guests on LinkedIn

Ellie Long: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellie-long-53275864/

Orianne WIghtman:https://www.linkedin.com/in/orianne-wightman-9454636b/

Matt Johnston: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-johnston-699620b9/

Today we are joined by Director of Revolution Communications, Rebecca Banks. We discuss her amazing career working in PR & Communications over the last 20 years with some of the world's biggest brands. Through hard work, Rebecca found herself working in Formula One, and hasn't looked back since. 

We discuss how PR & Communications has massively changed over the years, thanks to the rise of social media as well as how to make sure you stand out. One thing that certainly sticked with us, was the importance of focusing on yourself. She gives some amazing advice, regardless of the industry you want to venture into, with one key message; if things don't to plan, never give up.

Head to the E4S website to find student jobs, as well as tips and career advice: www.e4s.co.uk

Find us on Instagram and Twitter @e4scouk

Head to the Revolution Communications website: http://www.revolution-communications.com

Check out their Twitter: https://twitter.com/RevolutionComms

Find Rebecca on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rebeccabanks

Listen to Jennie Gow's webinar: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=jennie+gow+webinar

In this episode, we are joined by Jeril Laiju, a student at UWE Bristol as well as a LinkedIn & YouTube content creator. We hear about Jeril's personal development journey over the past few years, as well as how in 2020 he turned to creating motivational videos on LinkedIn. 

Jeril gives out great advice for students; highly valuable whether you are in your GCSE's or at university. We discuss motivational speaking, personal development, confidence when starting university, learning from your mistakes and making a difference.

Head to the E4S website to find student jobs, as well as tips and career advice: www.e4s.co.uk

Connect with Jeril on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeril-laiju/

Check out Jeril's videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JKLchannel/videos

We are joined by Tim Silvey from the MotorMouth Podcast, where we talk about his experience of working in Formula 1 and motorsport for the past 15 years. He gives us his insights into the highs and lows of working in the fast-paced industry that is Formula 1, where he has worked with numerous teams and drivers, as well as creating and growing the MotorMouth website, app and podcast over the past few years.

Head to the E4S website to find student jobs, as well as tips and career advice: www.e4s.co.uk

Visit MotorMouth here: https://www.motormouth.club

Listen to the MotorMouth Podcast here: https://spoti.fi/32EuP4p

Follow MotorMouth on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/motormouth.club/