Things University Doesn’t Teach You

About the Book

This is an essential go-to guide for anyone navigating the uncertain waters of a real world career path. Appealing to new, recent and not-so-recent graduates; but also to school leavers and non-graduates, this wealth of information is designed to lead the reader through the plethora of challenges they can expect to encounter on the path to ultimate career success. The book’s focus is on “informal education” – the type that no university or college is equipped to teach, because it is based on real life experiences. Covering topics such as networking, mentorship and effective goal setting, it is sure to be equally appreciated by those who wish to read it cover to cover and by those who wish to delve into a specific section for some practical, hands-on advice and guidance. The work also includes useful links to websites and organisations as well as pertinent further reading recommendations.

About the Author

Sarah Adenaike is an award winner by the International Compliance Association for her outstanding performance award. Sarah is a qualified Financial Crime Subject Matter expert with experience working with Tier 1 investment banks locally in the U.K and globally. In addition to supporting global efforts to minimise financial crime, her goal is to raise a community of people who are maximising their potentials. People who understand that there’s enough room in the sky for everyone to fly. People who are not afraid to see others win. People who are committed to self-development. She has a passion for empowerment and mentorship and derives pleasure in being able to help others. The difficulties she encountered in her transition from formal education to the real world has led her to write this book, with the primary aim of simplifying the journey of others.