Provided by the government to give financial help to students where access to education may be inhibited by financial considerations.  The money is administered by individual institutions and does not have to be paid back.

Access courses are designed to prepare students who do not have standard entry qualifications for higher education courses.

Used to describe recruitment activity of employers (usually small to medium sized) who look for graduates as and when they need them.

A member of staff based in a university department who is in charge of admissions to that particular course.

Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services.

Form you fill in to apply for a job. May be one of the following: a Standard Application Form (SAF), an Employer Application Form (EAF), or an Online Application Form.

A graduate of a particular university (plural = alumni).

You may be called to attend one of these several weeks after submitting an application form, and after having an initial screening interview. It may simply involve a further interview. Or it could last two to three days and involve a variety of activities such as further interviews (including panel interviews), group exercises, presentations, writt [..]

Buildings and land which make up a university.

The careers service offers support to students studying at that particular institution. This includes help with exploring career ideas, further study and help with finding work when you graduate.  It may also include help with finding a part-time or summer job whilst you are studying.