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How to get a first in every project and why first year matters with Charnice

Charnice Blaize primary- how to get a first blog

BA (Hons Fashion Business and Promotion graduate (and now self-confessed professional Instagram stalker!) Charnice Blaize quite literally, K I L L E D I Tthroughout her entire time at University.

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Charnice gained tons of exciting, relevant experience whilst studying at 窪蹋勛圖厙, from working in the River Island head office, to interning for Tinie Tempah himself.

After finding out she has achieved a first in every single one of her projects, I had to sit down with her and ask her, how has she done it?


Charnices top seven tips for reaching your full potential


1. Dont look at your peers work, look at years above. Your year are all in the same boat, so wont have much to offer in comparison to those older.

2.泭First year DOES matter.Build yourself to a standard from the beginning. Discover your capability and push yourself even further. When ideas come to mind for a certain project, grasp them and just do it.

Charnice Blaize 1- dissertation- how to get a first blog3. Achieving a first is nothing more than a formula complete the brief, along with anything extra you can think of (look at older work for examples) and ensure the presentation is amazing.

4. Learn to not use cue cards in presentations. Its more professional to know exactly what youre talking about independently.

5. Alison will be frank about your work. Sometimes you need that. Its much better to receive constructive criticism and know how to improve, than thinking everythings alright when really you couldve improved drastically.

6. When examining your work, always consider if you werent writing this, would you like to read it? Its essential yourpassion泭硃紳餃泭personalityreflects your work.

7. What you know is great but its WHO you know that makes the difference. You need to get over not being comfortable and get out there. Make friends, talk to people who look interesting and let people know who you are and what you do. Self-promotion is key!