One honest night.A real look at your future.
Everyone else looks like they figured it out. They didn't.
What happens on the night
- Ask people a few years ahead of you.
- Try one hands-on career session.
- Stay in a small group, never alone.
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Still deciding what to do after graduation?
Ask working professionals about their jobs and how they chose them. Bring questions about the options you’re considering.
Any of these sound familiar?
Bring these questions to the Forum.
You have no idea what you want
You picked your course because it seemed sensible at the time. Now graduation is close and nothing has clicked. You keep waiting to feel certain.
Your friends are already ahead
Two of them signed offers. One is doing a masters. You are still refreshing job boards and feeling behind on a timeline nobody actually agreed to.
Every job listing sounds the same
You have read fifty job descriptions and still cannot picture a single one of those days. You do not even know what jobs exist, so you cannot tell which ones you would hate.
Your parents want you to pick something stable
Every conversation at home ends the same way. You want to explore, but you also want to be able to explain the decision at dinner.
About the organiser.
RevX Group organises FSX Forum.
You can leave before the end. Contact RevX Group if you have questions about the event.
Questions to help you compare your options.
The evening is built around three questions.
Use the conversations to decide what you want to find out next: which role to research or who to speak to.
What the Forum actually is.
Mentor rounds, a practical session and small-group conversations.
Meet mentors
Speak with working professionals in short mentor rounds. Ask about the work they do and the choices that brought them there.
Not sure what to ask? Start here:
- What does a normal working day actually look like?
- What is difficult about this career that people do not usually mention?
- What would you explore first if you were starting again?
Learn something useful
Take part in a practical career session during the evening.
Meet two or three people you can actually message after
You get placed in a small group with question cards, so you are not stuck thinking what to ask, and you are not standing at the edge of a room hoping someone talks to you.
Photos from a previous Forum.
A look at the room and mentor conversations.
How the night runs.
Timings are indicative and may shift slightly on the night.
Who should come?
Come along if
- You are studying, serving NS, or graduated in the last couple of years
- You genuinely do not know what you want yet
- You would rather ask real people than read another listicle
- You can give one evening to thinking properly about this
- You are open to changing your mind
Give this a miss if
- You already have a clear plan you are happy with
- You want a guaranteed job offer at the end of the night
- You want someone to tell you exactly what to do
Coming alone or feeling nervous?
The team will introduce you to other participants and place you in a small group.
Already considering a direction?
Ask about the roles you are considering and what you would need to learn.
This is a career-exploration forum, not a job-placement service, and nobody is promised an offer.