Many higher education institutions are currently planning for a September intake whose entire university teaching experience could be almost completely taught online. Depending on subject and discipline this will be more or less of a challenge.
You might think that graduates searching for a job during the coronavirus pandemic are up against an impossible task.
Graduates are facing an exceedingly tough jobs market. What can they do to ensure they stand out?
You might think that graduates searching for a job during the coronavirus pandemic are up against an impossible task.
Although most of the world may be in various states of lockdown at present, the job market has certainly not been put on hold.
Graduate Coach has announced that it will continue to offer a full selection of services online, including their highly rated one-to-one interview and career coaching, during this unprecedented lockdown.
Having successfully helped over 500 graduates progress to the career of their choice, Graduate Coach has a wide range of different services to help anyone land their dream career.
Last summer, 800,000 new UK graduates flooded the grad job market, most unaware of the firece competition they would face. The truth is, there is an overabundance of academically qualified graduates. The class of 2019 joined a pool of 1.2 million 2016-18 graduates who are still looking for graduate-level jobs and 300,000 international graduates who wish to work in the UK.
Nowadays graduating with a 2:1 or a 1st class degree alone is not enough to land a graduate-level job.
With ‘fierce competition’ for top roles, it can be a challenge to secure a graduate job in today’s market.
