Andy Tang

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My brother has graduated from university (with a degree in Computing and Geography), but is having a hard time finding work in IT.

I know some companys offer incentives for people they recommend (after their probationary period is up)

Can anyone help or recommend some agencies/websites/etc?

Thanks in advance
Andy

Ps - Please mail me (andy.tang@scoobynet.co.uk) and I will forward the information

POC

http://www.graduates-in-it.co.uk

These guys run exhibitions with the top employers...... v nice people.

Hope this is a start

Regards

Paul

Seamus300

I take it the Midlands is out of the question?

Andy Tang

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Seamus300,

I think my brother would like to stay in the South East for now.

Thanks
Andy

ptholt

andy, get hime to try this little lot.

One problem may be that like him there are several others who are prob in the same boat, gimme a call and ill try to help with some pointers, but in the meantime try these links.

http://www.jobserve.com/
http://www.gojobsite.co.uk/
http://www.gisajob.com/
http://www.totaljobs.com
http://www.planetrecruit.com

or try the following link to do a search on jobserve in last 5 days witth keyword of 'graduate + london ', returned 130 jobs!! should be some scope there.
http://www.it.jobserve.com/jobserve/...ate+%2B+london

Or this one for london and surrey :-
http://www.it.jobserve.com/jobserve/...ndon+or+surrey

[Edited by ptholt - 2/5/2002 1:17:46 PM]

Chris L

Andy

Just had a look on our corporate website. They do have a section on careers and submitting your CV - there is nothing specific about graduate recruitment, but it might be worth try. Details at Equant

Cheers
Chris

Seamus300

No worries, there is a reasonable grad intake at the company I am contracting at (npower, so big company!), if you don't hear anything drop me a line, no promises etc just be able to point him at the right people

mutant_matt

Andy,

One problem is that at the moment, there are loads of out of work IT professionals with lots of experience so he may find it hard to find work for the forseeable future....

Sorry.

Matt

Andy Tang

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Thanks Seamus300!

Matt,

I know what you mean, but I know some companies are willing to pay graduates minimal money and train them up, rather than employ someone with the skills!! I was in the same boat!

Andy