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A new approach to work experience

Employers are modernising their approach to work experience. Stephanie Bishop, Early Careers Senior Manager at AMS explores why and what the new model may look like.

Strengthen your graduate pipeline with insight visits

Partnering with universities to host employer insight visits strengthens your graduate talent pipeline, explains Anna Fons Garcia at Queen Mary University of London.

5 ways to elevate HE work experience in the age of AI

Labour market changes over the last year present both challenges and opportunities for universities and employers adapting their work experience offerings for the new season, explains Laura Carter, employer engagement lead at The Open University.

5 internship and placement trends to watch in 2026

ISE’s Student Recruitment Survey reveals key trends in university work experience opportunities.

The problem of finding an internship

Ioana Husaru, a Brunel University student, shares research on the challenges facing students when looking for internships with advice for employers, universities and students.

7 ways to measure intern performance

ISE employer members share their advice on how to best measure the performance of interns.

DLA Piper’s most successful early careers strategy

DLA Piper explains how it has developed an award-winning early careers strategy.

How ISG’s T Level programme prepared next gen apprentices

Early careers specialist Emma Simpson explains how they developed a T Level strategy to prepare students for their apprenticeship, meeting skills shortages in the construction industry.

Simulated training is giving talent a fairer start at RBC

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) is using simulation-based training to prepare diverse early career candidates for competitive internships. Anna Buckley from AmplifyME explains how.

Virtual work experience aids underrepresented students

Virtual work experience is helping underrepresented students develop skills through the cost-of-living crisis, explains Dominique Mansley at the University of Liverpool.