Graduate Employer and Recruitment Blog

This time, last year, UNSW Business School celebrated the success of our students at the GradConnection Top 100 Future Leaders Competition. With two-thirds of our 28 finalists from the UNSW Business School, our UNSW Accounting Society taking out the ‘Most Engaged Student Society’ title, and UNSW winning the  ‘Most Employable University Award’, it’s fair to say we started 2020 with a pretty strong start.

Employing graduates with disability is a key step towards creating a more inclusive and diverse workplace culture, which is critical for innovation, growth and sustaining business success.

We are providing a virtual booth to Universities so they can be ‘there’ at the event and able to support their students directly. There is also an opportunity for Universities to promote their post-graduate offerings to a vast audience of dedicated learners focused on their career; quite unique.

Below is a library of webinars hosted by GradConnection for graduate recruitment professionals, industry suppliers and partners, including links to watch the recordings of all previous sessions.

SEEK’s Client Training Manager who helps organizations with their attraction and recruitment strategy. We will start to hear at how the issues brought to the fore by #blacklivesmatter can and should impact the world of student and graduate recruitment.

As employers continue to sort through recruiting plans over the new months, we recognize the difficulty that restrictions have placed on your plans. We have reached out to our university career centre partners and are happy to provide information on a variety of virtual career fair events.

GradConnection’s Survey ‘Impact of Coronavirus on Graduate Programs’ collected results over the period of May & June 2020.

Build a custom Employer Profile and be introduced to thousands of potential employees years before they are ready to officially apply for their first ‘proper’ job and stay ahead in the game.

Joining GradConnection on the 23rd March 2020 was quite possibly the most unusual start to a new role I have ever had.