Www.le.ac.uk/careers Supporting Students for University & Beyond Richard Wilcock Career Development Manager.

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Supporting Students for University & Beyond Richard Wilcock Career Development Manager

Labour market “The jobless total for 16 to 24-year-olds hit a record high of 991,000 in the quarter, a jobless rate of 21.3%” 1 1

Graduate Labour market 1,800 : 8 60 >60% 100% 400’000 c.£18-25k Applications : roles, major FMCG Average number of applicants per vacancy Graduates receive a 2:1 or better More applications in 2010 than 2008 New graduates each year Average graduate salary

What it means to be an employable graduate

White paper “We will radically improve and expand the information available to prospective students, making available much more information about individual courses […] and graduate employment prospects [...] including on employment and earnings outcomes...”

Key Information Set

Strategic context

Audiences

Themes

Contexts Central Departmental Curricular Extra-curricular Co-curricular

Careers fairs Internships (internal and external) Volunteering opportunities Enterprise opportunities Formats Online resources 1-to-1 appointments Teaching Leicester Award Employer-led workshops and events

Examples: Succeed in your studies Launch of Peer Assisted Learning project Development of LD social media presence Extension of departmental activity and curriculum alignment

Examples: Gain experience Leicester Graduate Internship Programme Internships with local SMEs Working in Social Enterprise, Enterprise Inc (inc £51k funding) Volunteering programmes Mentee young entrepreneur of the year

Examples: Develop your career Closer college alignment Minimum programme now in all taught undergraduate programmes Tailored departmental interventions Working in partnership with ELT, colleges and departments to identify, plan, organise and run appropriate employer engagement activities Maintaining central services

Employer networking events

Careers fairs

Questions?