Looking For A Job In The Green Industries? Here's How To Get One!

Research from Green Alliance suggests that 94% of people aged 15-24 are looking for green jobs and careers.

However, many students don’t feel like they know enough about green jobs or skills to start their career in this space. If this sounds like you, then you might be interested in student membership of IEMA – the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment.

IEMA is the professional body for everyone working, studying, or interested in environment and sustainability. They represent over 21,000 individuals and 300 organisations and are the professional organisation at the centre of the sustainability agenda, connecting business and individuals across industries, sectors and borders.

With IEMA student membership, you can gain access to unparalleled training, networking, and career development resources to jump start your green career. Adding your student membership to your CV not only looks good, but also shows a level of commitment to your chosen profession, particularly if you get involved with the events, activities and networks that IEMA has to offer. The resources available through membership can also support your learning, helping you understand more about the challenges we’re facing and the opportunities that are arising.

Students with a TOTUM membership can access Student membership of IEMA for 40% off.IEMA also approve the Green Impact Auditor training, allowing students who successfully complete the training 50% off IEMA student membership.

You can find out more here - https://www.iema.net/join/individual-membership/membership-levels-and-costs/

'Student, Drugs & Alcohol Survey

SOS-UK is conducting a short and confidential survey with students to find out your views and experiences related to drugs and alcohol while studying.

To thank you for taking part in this survey you are in with a chance of winning a top cash prize of £100 or one of five £50 runner up prizes! You don’t have to use drugs or drink alcohol to take part.

Click here to complete the survey!

The survey should take around 15 minutes to complete. The deadline for taking part is the 8th December so make sure you have your say.'