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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: 11/07

Graduates 'need to improve languages' to work abroad

28/11/2007

British graduates do not work abroad as much as Europeans because their language skills are not up to scratch, according to the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services (AGCAS).

British Magazine reports that 1. read more...

Tuesday lunchtime most popular time to apply for jobs

20/11/2007

Tuesday lunchtime is when the majority of people apply for jobs, according to Reed Employment.

The company's analysis showed that 21 per cent of jobseekers search for jobs at 1pm on Monday and then the same amount upload their CVs the next day at the same time. read more...

News: 10/08

Extreme sports 'could help find graduate jobs'

07/10/2008

Participating in extreme spots can help people land graduate jobs, new research indicates.

A study of bosses conducted by SNO!zone reveals 82 per cent stated an interest in activities such as snowboarding and mountain biking suggests a candidate has "energy and ambition". read more...

News: 08/08

Expert warns of visual CV dangers

21/08/2008

Digital age visual CVs are becoming increasingly accepted by recruiters, but bring with them a number of complications, it has been claimed.

Speaking to news resource On Rec, experts at Cobbetts LLP stated that more employees are now allowing candidates to submit their CVs in video format. read more...