Sentences with phrase «agr survey»

The AGR survey showed that the construction sector is leading the rise in graduate vacancies, with plans for a 78 % increase in recruitment.

The AGR survey also explores school - leaver apprenticeship routes to graduate employers, which some commentators think could signal the end of the need to go to university for young professionals.

This winter's AGR survey covers 197 recruiters that mainly operate large graduate training schemes.

If you've set your sights on a graduate scheme place with a blue - chip, multinational company, you'll be particularly interested in the findings of the AGR survey, though they are not representative of all graduate employment.

The AGR survey isn't a comprehensive analysis of all graduate employment in the UK, however.

The AGR survey report, published today, has very good news about hiring in some areas.

According to the AGR Survey 2016 summer internships are getting on average 40 applications per vacancy.

The AGR survey found there were 19,732 positions to fill for 2016 compared with 21,427 last year.

Not exact matches

Trying to find statistics on the chances of getting through each stage of the recruitment process has been a real challenge, but I was helped out by the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR), who conduct regular surveys of their members.

The Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) Student Development Survey reports that the development of soft skills needs to start at school, leaving it to universities and employers is too late.

According to a survey published in September 2016 by ISE, formerly known as the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR), 50.4 % of graduate vacancies available from its members in 2015/16 were based in the capital.

The annual survey carried out by the Institute of Student Employers (ISE), formerly known as the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR), and published in September 2017 put law firms ahead of all the other career sectors covered, with a median salary of # 39,000 in 2016/17.

The Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) Annual Survey 2016 revealed that 36 % of graduate intakes were comprised of previous interns, which is up from 31 % in 2015.

In terms of typical salary progression for graduate engineers, the AGR 2017 Development Survey found that the median salary progression after three years for graduates recruited in 2013 was 20 % at engineering and industrial companies, 25 % at construction companies, 31 % at energy, water and utilities companies and 25 % at fast - moving consumer goods companies.

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A 2017 survey by the Institute of Student Employers (ISE, previously known as Association of Graduate Recruiters or AGR) of its members taken in September 2017 revealed that 53 % of employers across all sectors now use video interviews, up by 11 % from 2016.

There's no doubt that competition for graduate jobs remains extremely tough, and the latest survey from the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) confirms this.

Recent surveys by the Institute of Student Employers (ISE — formerly, The Association of Graduate Recruiters or AGR) have revealed steady growth in the numbers of graduates recruited by the banking and financial services industries.

According to the most recent survey from the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR), which represents many large graduate recruiters, accountancy and professional services organisations lead the way, offering just under a fifth of the total vacancies available from AGR members.

On average, 42 per cent of interns got graduate jobs with their internship employer, according to the latest survey of some of the largest graduate employers by the ISE (formerly AGR).

According to the Association of Graduate Recruiters» (AGR) Development Survey 2017, a fifth of graduates don't make it past the first year of their graduate programme.

Many of the companies surveyed in the AGR report are also surveyed in High Fliers, but with a broader base to draw on, the average salaries predicted are # 26,500.

According to the latest biannual survey from the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR), # 25,000 is the average starting salary offered by its accountancy and professional services firm members.

According to the latest biannual survey from the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR), the average starting salary paid by its members in the consulting sector for graduates is # 26,500.

The latest AGR Graduate Recruitment Survey of its members, which include the largest investment banks, revealed that these expected to pay an average graduate starting salary of # 45,000 in investment banking in 2016.

The Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR), which surveys top employers twice a year, found that the most popular corporations, government jobs and private firms could expect to receive 31 applications per vacancy.

A new survey by the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) has revealed that women are less likely to apply for graduate schemes than men, but are more likely to land a job if they do apply.