By Jessie Willans on Wed 13 February 2019 in Placement Blog
Not sure what to expect during your second year at Uni & not too sure how to go about any of it? Don't worry! We know it's tough, but trust us & follow this monthly guide to help you make the most of it!
By George Alexander on Mon 28 January 2019
It’s been nearly 6 months since I started my placement, and it’s already been a massive adventure both academically and personally. With all the skills and experience I have gained so quickly, I simply couldn’t recommend a placement with ProspectSoft enough.
By Jessie Willans on Wed 16 January 2019 in Placement Blog
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Looking to impress employers? Then doing a Placement Year is the perfect decision for you! Check out this blog that Jessie, our Marketing Assistant, wrote for Cardiff University!
By Guy Bloodworth on Fri 14 December 2018
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Check out this awesome blog by Guy, our Marketing Placement, and read all about his experience creating our video application for the NUE Awards!
By Jade Redrup on Tue 27 November 2018 in Placement Blog
Hey everyone, I'm Jade! If you're struggling to know if a placement year is right for you, then give my blog a read and I'm sure you'll be convinced that it's one of the best decisions you'll ever make!
By Morgan Holmes on Thu 25 October 2018 in Placement Blog
In life I believe it's vital to have dreams and aspirations...
By Lewis Evans on Thu 27 September 2018 in Placement Blog
Read all about my awesome placement experience so far as a Developer!
By Jessica Marshall & Katie Wright on Thu 07 September 2017 in Placement Blog
It’s that time of year when you need to start thinking about applying for a placement...
By Joe Warren on Mon 24 October 2016 in Placement Blog
If you don’t know what a CRM system is – don’t panic! You can still apply for a placement at ProspectSoft…so if that thought is in your head, get it out!
By Jess Heald on Thu 07 May 2015 in Placement Blog
Every university offers tutor visits during your placement, normally just to check you’re alive and well.
