Despite more graduate jobs, finalists less confident about prospects

New research undertaken by TARGETjobs has revealed that final-year university students are feeling less confident about their employment prospects as the academic year wears on. The latest survey, conducted in April, shows how confidence levels have fallen significantly over the past couple of months, with only half (49.7%) of the...

Thursday, 29 April 2010

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Despite more graduate jobs, finalists less confident about prospects

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