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Interview techniques

Win a copy of Paul Boross's book Pitch Up!, Pitch Yourself for the Job of Your Dreams, to help you to stand out when applying for a job.

Infosys wins Work Placement of the Year

Infosys has won a top accolade in the National Council for Work Experience Awards 2013, marking it as one of the UK’s best internship providers.

Win £1 million of free training

Firebrand Training is giving away IT training courses worth £1 million to one lucky winner in its Free Training For Life competition.

Social media recruitment on the increase

Social networking media is playing a more prominent role in recruitment, finds new XpertHR research

Employment in Britain

Over two-thirds of the British public would be prepared to work for nothing for up to three months if it meant landing their dream job, according to a new survey.

Working remotely

New research reveals an increasing trend towards remote and flexible working but a lag in deploying the technology to support it.

EU Cybersecurity plan

The European Commission, together with the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, has published a cybersecurity strategy on network and information security.

Virtual Learning iPad app

A new mobile ‘app’, downloadable free of charge, will assist with the training of future neurosurgeons.

Social Media Jobs

Social Media savvy individuals are in demand. Many businesses and recognised brands are on the hunt for those that are well attuned or hungry to learn about the digital landscape.

The Innovact Campus Awards 2013

The annual competition for start-ups and young entrepreneurs is underway! Students and young researchers from Europe are invited to submit their projects.

Are you Facebook friends with your boss?

Nearly one third of 18-25 year olds are ‘Facebook friends’ with their boss, AVG Technologies’ latest Digital Diaries study reveals.

QinetiQ, one of the UK’s leading technology solutions providers, is extending its apprenticeship scheme as part of its commitment to “inspiring a generation” of young engineers, scientists and technologists.

Ericsson Application Awards

Ericsson invites student developers and those working in SMEs to participate in the competition which involves submitting an original Android application that has not been published elsewhere.

English editing services

English is becoming the global language of education, leading to a massive increase in demand for English editing services. Global English Editing has been launched to service this boom.

Multilingualism at work

Rosetta Stone, a leading provider of technology-based language-learning solutions, uncovers major drivers for adult language learning today, citing improvement of career prospects as a major driver.

Women in IT Event - 11th October

Celebrating Ada Lovelace, the world’s first computer programmer, and the achievements of many women in IT, this event is designed to inspire, inform and build professional relationships.

FDM everywoman in Technology Awards

Applications are being welcomed for the UK’s leading Awards scheme recognising the achievements of women working in IT.

IT Training Providers

FDM Group, has once again been honoured for its commercial excellence by featuring in The UK’s Top 50 IT Training Providers league table for 2012.

Manchester- the hub of the UK’s high-tech boom?

Manchester has seen a number of companies open up shop as they prepare for the technological revolution that is now taking place within the North West region.

Finding jobs using social media

New social media consultant firms are delivering programmes designed to expand a potential employer's arsenal of recruiting tricks.

IT Employers for Women

The UK’s largest IT graduate employer, FDM Group, has been placed in the ‘Top Ten IT Employers for Women’ in 2012.

Phone app protects people’s moods

Computer scientists have developed the world’s first mobile phone app which colour codes messages so people know before reading them if they’re likely to make you feel good or bad.

Women in IT

As part of FDM Group’s ongoing women in IT campaign, the international IT services provider held another successful “Women in IT Advantage Session” in their flagship London office.

Workplace mavericks

A cutting edge analysis of workplace mavericks could help employers to better identify them and channel their talents.

Best IT employer in the UK

The international IT services provider, FDM Group, has been listed in the prestigious Guardian UK 300 for the first time.

MSc in Software Development

A new course has been launches at Queen’s which could help attract investors to Northern Ireland by producing a new generation of software developers.

Cloud computing jobs

Microsoft Corp.has commissioned research from analyst firm IDC indicating that cloud computing will create nearly 14 million new jobs globally by 2015.

Jobs at BMC

BMC Software, a leading Business Service Management software company, has launched the latest round of its market leading Post Graduate programme.

What is nomophobia?

First identified in 2008, it would appear nomophobia – the fear of being out of mobile phone contact, is sharply increasing in the UK.

Mobile learning

New research reveals that most business schools across the globe have untapped opportunities to provide innovative executive education programmes enabled by mobile technology.

7 deadly sins of e-mail

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the number of e-mail messages in your inbox? Been harassed by a colleague demanding an immediate response? Find out more.

IT jobs in Poland

FDM Group is extending its recruitment drive to Poland due to the Eastern European country’s thriving IT market and high graduate unemployment rate.

The future of workplace learning

A Europe-wide study has found that a growing number of organisations are turning to new learning technologies to help them increase their business agility.

Jobs in the digital sector

PeoplePerHour.com reports a rapid rise in the number of students winning work as consultants in the digital sector.

The benefits of a degree

A recent study reveals that two thirds of the employed graduates surveyed believed their degree had played an important part in securing them their first role.

Study at Bangor University

Bangor University is one of the first universities in the UK to launch a ‘mobile web’ site aimed at attracting new students and providing web-based services.

IT graduate jobs

The UK’s largest IT graduate employer, FDM Group, has ranked in 9th position of TheJobCrowd’s 2011 Top Companies For Graduates To Work For.

ONLINE EDUCA BERLIN

The world''s largest global e-learning conference will explore radically innovative approaches to learning in the digital age.

The rise of social media

Social networking has integrated into almost every aspect of our global society, with the lines between the virtual and physical world becoming increasingly blurred.

IT consultant jobs

New figures reveal a 110% rise in at-home-mothers becoming IT consultants in Europe.

Free IT advice

A London undergraduate has launched a technical support service run by student volunteers. It aims to give free advice on IT issues.

Call centres in India

Indian call centres promote local school enrolment:Research shows evidence of globalisation’s impact on job opportunities and a return to education.

Digital consultant jobs

A new report shows the rapid rise in the number of people made redundant securing work as consultants in the digital sector.

How to protect information from hackers

People can learn how to hack into someone’s account in less than 15 minutes, findings from a live investigation revealed. Find out how to protect your data.

Using social media to find a job

Recent surveys have come up with contrasting results on whether job seekers in the UK are using social media to find employment.

Internet Access

While 90% of Internet surfers in the EU prefer to access websites in their own language, 55% at least occasionally use a language other than their own when online.

Communications Engineering

The communications industry is an important sector in the UK economy contributing around £129 billion but there is a growing skills shortage.

IT job tips

Recent research reveals that most IT jobseekers do not represent themselves well on traditional paper CVs.

Studies in E-Government

Administrative services must evolve with the Internet and Web 2.0. E-governments and e-administrations are today major players in reforming the state.

Opportunities at Panasonic

Panasonic aims for giving its employees a vast variety of opportunities to develop and stretch their abilities.

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