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Can A Graduate Go Freelance? Exploring Opportunities for New Graduates

Can A Graduate Go Freelance? Exploring Opportunities for New Graduates

Update: 2025-06-12
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In this episode of The Freelancers Tea Break, we delve into whether new graduates can successfully transition to freelancing. We discuss the benefits such as lower financial commitments, up-to-date knowledge, and the ability to take risks. We also cover potential challenges like limited professional experience and smaller networks. We offer practical advice on building a portfolio, starting part-time freelancing, and exploring different freelance opportunities. Additionally, we introduce the Graduate to Freelancer course, designed to guide graduates through the freelancing journey and provide flexibility in career choices. 

30 Days To Go Freelance Course: https://freelancelifestyle.podia.com/30-days-to-go-freelance

Freelancing for Graduates Course: https://freelancelifestyle.podia.com/freelancing-for-graduates

00:00 Introduction: Can a Graduate Go Freelance? 
00:32 Benefits of Freelancing After Graduation 
02:47 Challenges of Starting as a Freelance Graduate 
04:46 Building Your Freelance Portfolio 
06:59 Part-Time Freelancing and Gaining Experience 
07:45 Exploring Freelancing Options 
08:39 Support and Resources for Graduate Freelancers 
10:43 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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Can A Graduate Go Freelance? Exploring Opportunities for New Graduates

Can A Graduate Go Freelance? Exploring Opportunities for New Graduates

Emma Cossey