Graduate employment statistics 2019 📈

What we’ve achieved with our clients in 2019

It has been a great year for Give A Grad a Go, successfully placing graduates in 77% of the roles we posted, our candidates maintained a probation pass rate of 96%. Gender split also remained at 48% female and 52% male.

For every placement we made, there were an average of 9 CVs shortlisted, 5 engagements from clients, and 7 interviews arranged in order to find the perfect candidate.

As well as helping almost 250 businesses hire 600+ graduates, we are also proud of our company achievements in 2019:

• Now with over 30 Give A Grad A Go Team Members, each of our internal teams – Recruitment, Operations, Marketing & Business Development – has grown individually in 2019.
• We were very proud to sponsor The Lloyd’s Bank National Business Awards. Held on 10th November, the awards celebrated the very best in British business, including our award for Employer of the Year, which was won by Weston College.
• Already proud winners of many awards over the years, as displayed in our Awards Archive, we also made the finals of both the NORA awards and the IRP awards; for Best Small Recruitment Agency, and Best Company To Work For (up to 50 employees).
• Free for all clients; candidates will now receive access to career advice from Careercake for the first year of their career, in our new Employee Development Partnership.
• We are now also sponsoring Capture Happiness, a non-profit community built to raise awarness about mental health.
• If you haven’t seen it already, take a look at our new free HR tool for employers, the Annual Leave Calculator, helping to simplify the process of holiday calculating for HR professionals.

In 2020, we’re looking to help as many businesses as possible hire the best graduates. To find out more about how our cost-effective graduate recruitment services can benefit your business, get in touch today, or check out more of our Employer Hiring Resources

Head over to our Employer Resources Hub to view our full Graduate Employment Statistics Archive from 2015. If you have more questions about the graduate recruitment process, please visit our Recruitment FAQs page.