Titlebook: Work Placements - A Survival Guide for Students; Christine Fanthome Textbook 2004Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Why Do a Work Placement?,ed a parallel expansion in supportive literature and web-based resources available to students. It is now widely recognised not only that placements are beneficial, but that, as competition for jobs intensifies, work experience is becoming an essential component of an applicant’s CV within the post-

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Getting Started,possibilities and identifying what most closely fits your requirements and aspirations is to ask yourself a series of questions, not just about the nature of the work you seek, but also the timescale, environment, benefits and general practicalities. This chapter will offer some guidelines on how to

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Applying for a Placement,ant to be very organised about keeping track of any opportunities you discover and applications that you submit. The first stage is to set up a computer file or buy a notebook in which you can record your progress on the way to securing a placement. This is essential, since you are likely to be spea

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Common Problems Facing Students,r and student, or it may occur because the student may have an unrealistic picture of life on placement and is therefore very likely to be disappointed with the reality. Perhaps this is unsurprising when a work placement represents a new experience for most students, and it is one to which many look

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,Successes — Case Studies,ally coordinating the arrangements for a community play scheduled to be performed in a new theatre still under construction at the time her placement began. Her commitment involved working one day per week for a minimum of ten weeks, based in an office opposite the theatre site, but in fact Mutiat v

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,Disappointments — Case Studies,oing to university she had worked in treasury and banking, and at thirty she was slightly older than many of her undergraduate colleagues. Amelia decided to target a local theatre that had a good reputation for innovative work. Since she had previously worked there as a volunteer usher, she knew who