"She has been a great help in dealing with internship applications and career mentoring. She is very approachable and a good listener, as well as her career and accomplishments at such a young age is inspirational to me and her other tutees." (Imperial Student)
Students often ask their personal tutor for advice on optional courses and on choosing a career direction. They might be interested in why you chose your career path and how you got there.
"You are a person too: What are your interests? What is your research? What is teaching like from the ‘other side’?" (Department of Life Sciences)
Students can be referred to the Careers Service for information about the various employment sectors, employers and general career development advice. Students intending to take up an industrial placement might also find it useful to contact your department’s Industrial Liaison Officer.
Personal tutors should be aware of the UROP scheme and the many opportunities offered through the Outreach Office and Imperial College Union (ICU), and how they can benefit students.