Sentences with phrase «graduate employers specify»

However, while it's true that some big graduate employers specify that they only want graduates with a 2.1 or higher, this is by no means true for all.

Not all graduate employers specify that they want applicants to have a 2.1.

Not exact matches

Larger construction employers and infrastructure employers offer UK - wide graduate schemes (in which case they will often ask you to specify location preferences) and sometimes advertise individual jobs in particular offices.

Employers and graduate school programs will usually let you know the number of references they want and may specify the type of reference they are seeking as well.

While some smaller employers may not specify, they will usually support their graduates to take this career step if they want to.

Some employers in construction, civil engineering and quantity surveying either don't specify a minimum degree result or are willing to consider graduates with 2.2 s for some or all of their schemes.

We also look at whether you can apply to graduate IT jobs if you don't have the minimum A level grades or UCAS points that some employers specify.

Most large employers running graduate schemes and work placements ask for a 2:1 or above and will sometimes specify a certain number of UCAS points or minimum grades at A-level.