Episode Synopsis "Steep Hill Careers - Mental Health at University and in the Workplace"

For this episode we are joined by Film and Media Graduate Charlotte who shares her experience of receiving a Bipolar diagnoses at University, doubting her career options, and the support she has received in her graduate role.  The University of Lincoln's Careers & Employability Service are proud to announce our Next Generation Inclusive University partnership with EmployAbility. This partnership enhances our drive to support our students with mental health conditions, neurodiversity and other disabilities, to ensure they get the careers they deserve.  EmployAbility can provide you with individualised advice and support about adjustments for recruitment and the workplace, information about your rights, and support you with your application. The EmployAbility team will also advocate for you with an employer to ensure you receive the adjustments you need, taking any stress and anxiety out of the process.  If you haven’t already registered with EmployAbility, you can do so here to access free support and advice - https://www.employ-ability.org.uk/students-and-universities/register/

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