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TARGETjobs

From fresher to finalist, TARGETjobs is unique in its multichannel approach that provides students with the information and resources they need to find internships, placements, and graduate jobs and schemes.

We work closely with university careers offices to ensure that students are given the best possible information about their future career and postgraduate options after graduation.

Online

targetjobs.co.uk advertises over 3,000 work experience and graduate job vacancies from employers large and small every year. We ensure that the students and graduates who use our site are the best candidates by combining employment opportunities with expert careers advice and independent employer information on how to get hired.

We manage a consistent database of 900,000+ students and recent graduates, making us the most effective graduate job board for recruiters.

Within TARGETjobs are sector microsites, run by our expert sector editors, that bring together all career advice and tools related to that sector. We work in partnership with many key websites and organisations including AGCAS and STEP to ensure that users to our site are able to access material written by industry-leading professionals. We also have an exclusive agreement with the Law Society to support its publication Becoming a Solicitor.

In print

Our publications include:

TARGETjobs sector guides

Complete with a fresh new look for 2017, our TARGETjobs sector guides are sent to selected university careers services and departments. Covering the consulting, finance, engineering, law, IT and technology, property and teaching sectors; you can view all of the guides online here, students will find all they need to help them make the best career decisions for them – and to make the best applications and assessment day performances. They are packed with tips from recruiters, alongside our own sector-specific careers advice. There’s also TARGETjobs Internships, which is designed to help students across sectors secure those much-needed internships and placements.

UK 300

The Guardian UK 300 features the top 300 employers in the UK as rated by students. With over 52,000 students taking part, it is based on our largest and most comprehensive survey yet. As well as featuring the top 300 employers in full, it also provides exclusive careers advice on how aspirational and ambitious students, of any background, can secure employment with these top-tier employers – as well as 30 interviews with executives and rising stars, giving their insights into job-hunting and working life.

Careers Service Guides

University of Manchester Careers Service Guide

GTI is the exclusive partner to 11 of the leading universities in the UK and Ireland, creating the only career products written, recommended and promoted by the careers services.

View the online guides here

We distribute nearly 70,000 printed copies via pigeon holes, career events, high-traffic areas on campus and personally, through careers advisers. In addition to the copies distributed at each university, GTI emails the digital versions to subscribers of targetjobs.co.uk on which students can access their university’s Careers Service Guide via their personal dashboard.

Up to 50% of finalists read a copy of one of our Careers Service Guides at their university.

View the advertising specs for all of our products here.

In person

Undergraduate of the Year

Featuring 14 prestigious awards, the TARGETjobs Undergraduate of the Year event attracts over 3,000 entries from undergraduates studying at 160+ universities across the UK. Over the course of 3 intensive stages, this list is whittled down to just 10 finalists for each of the 14 categories.

Each award is sponsored by a prominent graduate employer, who offer fantastic prizes for the winners, including paid internships, trips abroad and meetings with senior executives.

It gives the opportunity for universities to showcase their most exceptional students, while encouraging their student body to gain extra skills and credits to make them more employable after graduation.

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