The run-up to your exams can be a stressful time: making page upon page of notes, writing practice answers and endlessly wondering whether you’ve done enough work to get the grades you want. With all this pressure we put on ourselves to succeed, it’s easy to end up feeling stressed.
It’s surprising how much you can learn in a short space of time. Signing up for a short course is a fantastic way to learn a new skill and acquire more knowledge on a sector that you’re considering a career in.
While job satisfaction is something that the majority of people aim to achieve, it can prove hard to find. If you’re about to embark on the search for your first job, you need to consider a number of aspects that play an important part in the overall job satisfaction.
When it comes to creating a portfolio, there’s quite a lot of freedom to present it however you like. Where a CV is best kept simple and professional, a portfolio has more scope to reflect your personality and can be much more creative, if you want it to be.
Those lovely, long summer holidays you get when you’re studying at university are coming around again, meaning you’ll soon be finding yourself with plenty of study-free time to kill.
Referencing is an important part of university assignments; if you fail to credit quotes and ideas to the people they belong to, you may end up failing a module.
Offering a wide range of contemporary creative subjects, more than 100 students graduated from LCCA last year. We caught up with some of our alumni and asked them about their time as a student at LCCA.
So you've landed an interview for your dream job in fashion – congratulations! The fashion industry is worth billions of pounds, with a wide range of exciting careers available including fashion design, merchandising, marketing and more. Whatever niche role you're applying for, the fashion industry is highly competitive – so you've got to bring your A-game to the interview.
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