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Improving SME Performance through Graduate Apprentices
If you are looking for a low cost, low risk way to find new talent for your business then our ‘Improving SME performance through Graduate Apprentices’ Placement Programme can help.
The Offer
We are offering a free comprehensive graduate recruitment service and a subsidy for 50% of a £16,000 p/a pro-rata the salary for the first 12 weeks of the graduates placement. Take advantage of the opportunity to experience the benefits of employing a graduate before committing to a permanent role.
The scheme is the perfect opportunity to find out how a highly skilled graduates would fit into your business and support its’ growth. The scheme attracts both recent and experienced graduates from all over the UK who are seeking employment in the north east. Whether you are looking for a fresh graduate to train or a graduate with 1-3 years work experience, we can find the right candidate for you.
Employer feedback
“A fantastic initiative and a service that actually works. The stress of the whole recruitment process is taken away but much more importantly, they deliver. It is exceptional value.” Cintra HR & Payroll
To start advertising your graduate placement opportunity now, please submit a business profile. (http://forms.ncl.ac.uk/view.php?id=2444)
Not ready to recruit yet? To find out what the ‘Improving SME performance through Graduate Apprentices’ scheme can do for you, please contact us on 0191 222 8153/5545 or email graduate.apprentices@ncl.ac.uk.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Liz Johnson .
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