Wouldn’t it be great if your child had a graduate-level job waiting for them after finishing their degree? It is a distressing statistic, but 48% of graduates never land a graduate job and remain underemployed. This essentially means that they do not turn their degree into a graduate career. A degree alone is no longer enough to secure a graduate-level job.
The idea of not being able to answer a difficult interview question fills many graduates with dread. What should you do if you’re asked a question that you don’t know how to answer?
It’s easy to make mistakes when applying for graduate jobs. These mistakes can have a detrimental impact on the quality of your applications and subsequently your chances of landing the right graduate job for you.
It is a great feeling when you discover a graduate job that seems perfect and is open for applications! Naturally, you will feel compelled to hit the “Apply” button and begin the application process. However, if you do this, you are missing out a very important step that could boost the quality of your applications and subsequently your chance of making it to the next stage of the process. That important step involves conducting research before applying for the job.
“What are your next steps?” If you’re near the end of your degree, you may notice a lot of people asking you this question. But what if you don’t have a plan for your career yet?
So, your goal is to land yourself a graduate-level job in a role that is ultimately right for you. Achieving this goal will allow you to start your graduate career on the right foot and set you up for further success. If you’ve started considering your career pathway options, but are unsure of what roles are right for you, read on!
Almost half of the class of 2019 in the UK won’t get a graduate-level job and will remain underemployed, latest figures show.
New research by Graduate Coach has uncovered the top three reasons that graduates say hinder their search for a job after qualifying.
Recent figures show that almost half of the UK graduates in 2019 won’t get a graduate-level job and will remain underemployed.
