Careers Appointments
A one-to-one chat with someone from the Careers Team can make a real difference, giving you personalised advice and support to help you plan your next steps. Booking an appointment is simple, and it’s one of the ways we’re here to support you.
Please have your documents ready for us, either printed or on a laptop. We are unable to review documents on mobile devices.
We offer:
Accessibility
We want everyone to get the most out of our services.
If you need any support or adjustments to join an appointment, just email us to let us know.
WBS Students
You have your own dedicated careers team offering appointments. Please visit the dedicated WBS website.
Current WBS students can access tailored careers resources on the my.wbs platform.
Before you book
As appointments can be limited at busy times, before you book, make sure that you have taken a look at our online resources as these may answer your questions and/or help you get the most out of your meeting:
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Get the most from your appointment
- Give the team information in the booking notes on what you would like to cover.
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Upload any documents you would like reviewed, plus a link to relevant job descriptions, to myAdvantage when you book.
- Think about what you want to get out of your appointment and jot down a few notes.
- For Teams appointments find a quiet spot so you can focus.
- Make notes during the appointment – easy to forget information otherwise!
Number of appointments
We want to support as many students as we can.
During the busy Autumn term, individual appointments are limited, but there are plenty of opportunities to join workshops - you’re welcome to attend as many as you need, space permitting.
If you are a graduate, you are eligible for 3 appointments per academic year. See more information on our Graduates page.
Drop-In Sessions
Careers Drop-In
10am-12pm & 1pm-3pm | Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays | Autumn Term
Student Opportunity Hub | Senate House
Sessions start on Tuesday 7th October 2025 (See below for closed dates)
Need quick careers advice? Our 15-minute drop-ins are perfect for short queries, CV and application checks, or a bit of interview support. No need to book — just come along and get support to help you move forward.
Whilst you do not need to book these sessions in advance, we recommend that you arrive at the beginning of the session as they can be popular.
If you need your CV, Cover Letter or Application reviewed, please have your documents ready for us, either printed or on a laptop. We are unable to review documents on mobile devices.
One to One Appointments
Application Reviews, Interview and Opportunity Advice Appointments
Get tailored feedback and practical tips about CVs, cover letters, personal statements, job searches, interviews and finding work experience. You can also book a mock interview to help you prepare for the real thing.
Choose an in-person or online appointment.
Online: MS Teams
Students: Sign in to your Warwick Microsoft Teams account and your adviser will call you directly.
Graduates: Please provide your personal email address when booking so your adviser can send you the link to join the Teams call.
In Person
Face-to-face appointments take place in the Student Opportunity Hub (Senate House) unless stated otherwise.
Please arrive 10 minutes early and check in at reception before your session begins.
Please note that these appointments do not cover career guidance (for example if you aren’t sure what you want to do and are feeling a bit lost – please see “Careers Guidance” instead).
Careers Guidance Appointments
Want to explore your options and figure out your next steps?
Careers guidance is all about tailored one-to-one support - helping you understand your strengths, explore career paths, and make confident decisions about your future.
Who is most likely to benefit?
You are most likely to benefit from a careers guidance meeting if you are:
- Unclear about what you want to do
- Anxious about career planning, and may benefit from reassurance and support
- Making many applications but failing to progress
- Panicking if friends are securing offers but you aren’t
- Having lots of ideas but not sure where to start
- Thinking of leaving Warwick or changing your course
- Moving from a 4 to a 3 year course
- Thinking about how your disability might impact on your career options and are unsure of how to disclose this
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needing a mock interview to help you prepare with the technical/subject specific parts of an upcoming interview
Who do I see?
When deciding who to see, you have the option to book an appointment with your department's dedicated Careers Consultant.
Find your dedicated Careers Consultant here.
Alternatively, you can see any other consultant.