#postgraduation

[felixbrattikayla]

Finally done!

Graduation was roughly a week ago, and I ended up starting this little project back then to calm my nerves and organize my thoughts. This year has been a whirlwind, and this drama queen can’t handle shit. I’m going to miss my teachers and friends T-T.

Never was really into all the fortune telling stuff, but it was really fun researching the cards and their meanings while trying to figure out which of my experiences fitted where. It’d be fun to do something more true to tarot card predictions in the future.

Please note, the judgment is heavily referenced...pretty much to the point of a redraw

[lknotesandplanning]

Study notes. #study #studynotes #studygram #postgraduation #planner #bujo #bulletjournal #planneraddict #plannercommunity #plannergirl #stationery #stationeryaddict #planningroutine #personalorganizing https://www.instagram.com/p/BudeDvcD--l/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=18er91acnx58s

[hikaritoriumi]

I miss my pals already... @noorrasoull #postgraduation

[postgradsadness-blog]

POST GRAD LIFE

[sweettraitoryeti]

Is an MBA actually worth the debt anymore? (A honest breakdown) Part: 2

Karan: So where did you even find this program? Riya: I went down a rabbit hole last weekend. Karan: LinkedIn? Riya: Worse. Google. Karan: My condolences. Riya: I was checking different finance courses and comparing what they actually teach. Karan: And? Riya: Most of them looked almost identical until I came across a Banking & Finance postgraduate certificate from FinX Institute. Karan: Never heard of it. Riya: Neither had I. That’s why I spent half an hour reading through the curriculum. Karan: That’s more research than I did for my graduation project. Riya: Not a high benchmark. Karan: Fair point. So what stood out? Riya: It seemed focused on how the banking and financial services industry actually works instead of just theoretical concepts. Karan: Meaning less textbook memorization? Riya: That’s what it looked like. Topics like banking operations, financial products, financial markets, risk management and related areas. Karan: Sounds more aligned with actual jobs. Riya: Exactly. I wasn’t looking for another degree. I was looking for something that could help bridge the gap between graduation and employment. Karan: That’s basically every graduate’s problem. Riya: Pretty much. Karan: Did you shortlist it? Riya: It’s on my shortlist. I’m still comparing a few options before deciding. Karan: Responsible decision-making? Since when? Riya: Since education became expensive. Karan: Fair enough. Send me the details. I’ll add it to my growing collection of browser tabs I’ll pretend to revisit later. Riya: That’s the most honest thing you’ve said today.

[sweettraitoryeti]

The Conversation between mother and son about the post graduation diploma in predictive analytics.

[studysmartwithvikash]

The German Career Accelerator: Post-Graduation Success

Transition smoothly from student to professional in Germany. Begin by securing your full-time contract (Vollzeitvertrag) and the necessary documents to apply for your EU Blue Card (Blaue Karte - EU). Next, transition your housing to long-term post-grad accommodation and manage your insurance transition (e.g., updating public insurance like AOK). Finally, secure your financial setup and prepare an onboarding strategy for your new professional role.

[studysmartwithvikash]

Networking & Job Hunting for German Graduates

Land your dream job after graduation. 1. Perfect Your Profile: Use a German format CV ('Lebenslauf') and optimize your LinkedIn/XING profiles. 2. Expand Your Network: Attend career fairs, join professional groups, and leverage alumni connections. 3. Apply Strategically: Target relevant roles, tailor your cover letters ('Anschreiben'), and practice German interviews. Start networking early!.