Explore Trinity's A-Z Careers Resources

Whatever stage of your career journey you're at, Trinity's Careers Service has a resource to help. This curated collection of online resources is designed to help you explore your options, build your skills, and take confident steps toward your future — from career planning and goal-setting through to CVs, cover letters, interviews, and job search.

Trinity Careers Service Student and Graduate Resource List

Browse the alphabetical list below that covers a wide span of career development resources for Trinity students and graduates.

80,000 Hours - How to Find a Fulfilling Career That Does Good
A Guide to AI and the Future of Work
A Guide to AI and Your Job Search
A Guide to Career Strategies for a Calm Mind 
A Guide to Decision-making
A Guide to Funding Options For Further Study
A Guide to Further Study
A Guide to Greenwashing
A Guide to International Students
A Guide to Interviewing
A Guide to Job Opportunities
A Guide to Learning From Setbacks
A Guide to Making Great Applications
A Guide to Manage Change and Transitions 
A Guide to Non-corporate Law Opportunities
A Guide to Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
A Guide to Psychometric Testing
A Guide to Public Sector/NFP Opportunities
A Guide to Spring Insights Opportunities
A Guide to Uncovering Your Career Identity 
A Short Video to Decision-making
A Short Video to Interviewing
A Video About Flow
Academic Writing Reference
Action Planning Reflecting Exercise
Career Path Stories: iCould Video Collection
Careers Fair Worksheet
Cover Letter Template
CV Templates
Design Thinking Approach: Video
Identifying Your Network Worksheet
Learning from Setbacks: Case Studies
Master LinkedIn: Build a Profile That Gets Results (Video)
Master Linkedin: Connect with Trinity Alumni (Video)
Mind Map (Personal Statement Resource)
Mind Map Worksheet (Personal Statement Resource)
MyCareer Video
Profiling for Success
Sector-Specific Jobs Guide
Shortlist.Me
SkillsSummary
STAR Worksheet
Strength Spotting Exercise
Trinity Graduate Stories Podcast
Your Guide to Becoming a Psychologist or Psychotherapist