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News: 12/04

Demand for Graduates set to increase

17/12/2004

More than half of all graduate employers use at least five different selection methods, with assessment centres and face-to-face interviews held to be the most effective. Interviews are used more or less universally while nearly two-thirds use electronic application forms. read more...

News: 10/08

Graduate jobs news: MBAs 'increasingly popular'

09/10/2008

An increasing number of people are opting to study a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) degree, despite already having a postgraduate qualification, it has been claimed. read more...

Graduates jobs news: 'Hard cash for soft skills'

06/10/2008

Employers are looking for more than just a relevant degree when it comes to graduate jobs, it has been claimed.

The Independent reports comments by Richard Wainer, head of education and skills at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), who explained that employers are looking for good all-round abilities. read more...

News: 09/08 ( News continues on the next page.)

Students 'considering boosting graduate job prospects through gap years'

25/09/2008

Those looking for graduate jobs are increasingly considering taking a gap year to help boost their chances, according to new research.

A study by TMP Worldwide shows 42 per cent of final year students think they will probably take time out after university and 12 per cent of them state they definitely will, reports Consultant News. read more...

Financial services firms 'look to widen appeal of graduate jobs'

25/09/2008

Financial services firms are increasingly looking to widen their appeal to ethnic minority graduate job hunters, it has been claimed.

The Independent reports companies in the sector are increasingly concerned they appear as institutions largely staffed by white males. read more...