University careers advisers indicate that having the right professional connections continues to be a significant factor in securing graduate employment. A report suggests that a lack of access to these networks and 'social capital' is among the primary reasons poorer students face barriers to obtaining jobs.
Professional Networks Still Key for Graduate Jobs, Advisers Suggest
UKPulse Local DeskUniversity careers advisers suggest that knowing the right people remains crucial for securing graduate jobs, with a lack of access to professional networks hindering poorer students.
- Access to professional networks is a top factor preventing poorer students from getting jobs.
- A report suggests that 'social capital' is key for graduate employment.