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FAQ
UCC Career Services staff are hybrid working and available to meet with you both in person by appointment or online via Teams.
Do you have a query for our team? Please email your query to Careers@ucc.ie and we will be in touch to direct you to the relevant resources you need.
We have a wealth of resources to assit your professional development and the support you may need in preparing your applications. We would encourage you to explore the resources available on our website where you will find valuable information on:
- Writing your CV and Cover Letter
- Prepare for an Interview
- Application forms and online applications
- Online Assessments and Assessment Centres
- Planning your career
- Careers Presentation Library
Services available at this time:
Consultancy Service
Please note that our Careers Advisor are currently offering both in person and online appointments via Teams. Please log onto Connect with your student details to find availability. If you cannot make an appointment please contact Careers@ucc.ie. On behalf of our team, we appreciate your patience at this time and we thank you for your continued co-operation and support.
Drop in
We offer quick query drop in Tuesday - Wednesday 2:30-3:30pm during term time.
How do I advertise a part time job vacancy?
Employers can advertise student / part-time positions FREE OF CHARGE on our website and noticeboards for a period of 4 weeks. Click here and follow the instructions to register as an employer. While your registration is pending approval (usually approved on the same working day) you can also post your vacancy for approval and immediate inclusion in our jobs vacancy noticeboard. Any queries please direct them to studentjobs@ucc.ie
Recruitment agencies should contact Career Services first graduaterecruitment@ucc.ie as we require the client name before advertising