UK graduate labour market update: 7th July.
Prospects' Head of Higher Education Intelligence, Charlie Ball, provides his weekly update on the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown on the graduate labour market.
We understand that many students will be concerned about the current graduate labour market. We want to ensure you have access to the latest information and developments so have gathered some resources which provide some clarity on the the current situation, as well as some ideas as to how to prepare for your future. This will be updated regularly to provide you with the most up to date information.
If you would like to discuss any of your future career options with an adviser, please email our careers team on careers@southampton.ac.uk to talk with an adviser.
Prospects' Head of Higher Education Intelligence, Charlie Ball, provides his weekly update on the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown on the graduate labour market.
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NextStepSupport.org is an open collaboration between a number of organisations that provide support and services to students who are entering their career journey during the coronavirus pandemic.
A collation of regional labour market information which is directly related to coronavirus. You may have to create a free AGCAS account to view this page.
The federation for industry skills and sectors has collated information from sector councils which includes information on sector specific training, employer perspectives, and insight on labour market strategy.
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Over three-quarters (79%) of graduates feel confident of getting a graduate level job once they graduate.