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News: 12/07

IT Graduates 'need extra financing'

19/12/2007

Graduates who are taking IT courses need more financial support in order to solve the skills shortage crisis in the IT industry, according to the British Computer Society (BCS). read more...

UK engineering firm looks for new recruits

18/12/2007

A major UK engineering firm has announced it will be recruiting skilled engineers in the New Year after receiving a record number of orders in 2007.

Hayward Tyler is looking to fill numerous senior and skilled engineering positions, which could interest people looking for graduate engineering jobs. read more...

Women still underrepresented in the UK

17/12/2007

Women in the science, engineering and technology industries are still being underrepresented in the UK, according to a new report.

The research, from the UK Resource Centre for Women (UKRC), shows that women make up only 24 per cent of workers in these industries.

Annette Williams, of JIVE, a partnership led by UKRC, told onrec. read more...

IT firm recruiting A-level students

07/12/2007

IT firm LogicaCMG has started recruiting A-level students due to the shortage of IT graduates available.

The firm says that despite the number of students looking for graduate IT jobs, it is hard to find the people with the relevant qualifications. read more...

FMB set to help construction apprentices

06/12/2007

The government and the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) have joined together to set up a task force to organise apprenticeships in the construction industry.

Currently there are 10,000 young people, many of which are graduates, who can not find a contractor to take them on and finish their training. read more...