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How universities can develop collaborative projects with employers

ISE’s webinar, hosted by Handshake in collaboration with Loughborough University London, explores how universities can forge meaningful relationships with employers through collaborative projects.

6 ways to reach next generation talent

During ISE’s Student Recruitment Conference, UCAS discussed tactics for connecting with future recruits. Here they share their insights, TMP’s recruitment marketing expertise, and the perspective of a former Google apprentice.

Are apprenticeships the answer to students hit by cost of living crisis?

Tough times hit harder on a student budget. Hannah Charrington at Wiser considers what role employers can play in access to higher education.

From Gen A to Z: decoding the mindsets of the generations

Unifrog shares insight into the differences and similarities between Gen A and Gen Z in researching their next steps, and highlights how to tap into this knowledge to engage students.

Are graduates becoming more settled in jobs?

A new survey reveals the propensity of young people to quit their jobs, explains Chris Rea from Prospects at Jisc.

What do Gen Z think when choosing careers?

New research can help employers better understand and reach Gen Z, explains Jasmine Barrett at Amberjack.

New skills for a world transformed by AI

A skills programme is improving students’ readiness for the future of work, explains Professor Pat Tissington, Academic Director for Employability and Skills, and Ali Collins, Head of Skills, at the University of Warwick.

3 ways to make a difference to Gen Z career decisions

New research provides insight to how best support and influence the career decisions of Gen Z, explains Oscar Crickmer at Springpod.

5 ways to keep Gen Z candidates warm and engaged

The keep-warm strategy can be overlooked and is sometimes non-existent. For employers of Gen Z, it’s not just about keeping warm, it’s more about keeping relevant, explains Holly Hobbs at Apprentivia.

How to work with universities to unlock social mobility

ISE’s webinar reveals best practice insights from employers, universities and students on unlocking social mobility, explains Jayne Cullen, independent freelance early in careers consultant.

What are students and graduates thinking right now?

New research from Bright Network shows what graduates want and how employers can address their needs.