Amy Herbert Casual Part-time Applications Adviser
One-to-one applications advice appointments to provide feedback on applications, cover letters and CVs.
Role
- Providing one-to-one tailored advice for students and graduates on CVs, cover letters, personal statements, and application questions
- Offering additional support to those students and graduates with a disability or long-term health condition
- Creating and delivering webinars/workshops
- Writing blog articles based on experiences and patterns in appointments
Career
I joined the careers service in 2019 after having had a variety of jobs in different sectors. These include but are not limited to: Sales, hospitality, charity, higher education, and freelance mental health work.
I enjoy being an applications adviser because I can use my love of writing to help people. When I see clients, they’re usually at a point where they’re opening themselves up, taking risks, and seeking big new opportunities. With this in mind, I listen and offer personalised advice to support them as best I can. I find that my interest in inclusivity, particularly with autism, really helps with this.
When I’m not working, I am gaming, drinking coffee, and de-stressing with regular runs around the park.
Education
I have a BSc in Psychology from Aston University and an MSc in Health Psychology from the University of Bath and am currently undertaking a PhD in Psychology.