- Who do I need?
- Where do I start?
- Where are the jobs?
- CV and interview resources
- Do you have a question?
Who do I need?
Careers and Employment - we are the University of Hertfordshire's careers service; we provide information, guidance and advice to you to increase your employment prospects once you have finished your studies. We also have My Career Portal , which is accessible to all our students. My Career Portal provides access to jobs including:
- Part-time and full-time roles
- Placements
- Graduate opportunities
- Summer internships
- Work shadowing opportunities
For graduate login to My Career Portal use your personal email address (the email address that is within your student record). For further login detail and FAQs, click here. Please email careers@herts.ac.uk if you are still having problems logging in.
Herts SU - You may also be able to find part-time job opportunities from Herts SU to support you during your studies.
Where do I start?
You may have just started your time at the University of Hertfordshire, but if you start early the actions you take now can help you find a job after you graduate. Undertake e-learning programmes, such as Pathways, on My Career Portal to help you improve your chances of getting the job you want by understanding and developing your employability skills and attributes. Find out more by logging on to My Career Portal and clicking on the “Pathways” button on the homepage.
Where are the jobs?
- Explore our Job Search article, which provides a useful list of job sites to get you started.
- Don't forget to complete your profile on My Career Portal to get the best matches and show your skills and experience to potential employers.
- Discover more information about part-time jobs
CV and interview resources
Use these resource to gain some top tips on writing a CV.
- Click on the “CareerSet” button on the My Career Portal homepage to access CV tools including getting your CV scored and suggestions for improvement, matching it to job descriptions, help writing applications and cover letters and more.
- Click on the “Shortlist Me” button on the My Career Portal homepage to access top tips for preparing for job interviews, practising for job interviews, help with psychometric tests and more.
Do you have a question? See contact us below
N.B: International students (non-EU) are able to work up to twenty hours per week, depending on your visa conditions. You can undertake most types of work but you must NOT engage in business or self-employment; or be employed as a professional sports person, entertainer or doctor in training, and cannot fill a permanent full-time vacancy. UH international students are also not eligible to undertake a self-employed placement year or placement working from home.
If you are an International student working at the University of Hertfordshire, you will be able to work a maximum of 15 hours per week in that role. (HR University Policy Employment of Tier 4 students (HR15A))