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Career services

Help your students choose where to apply.

Previous classes’ career outcomes inform your advice. What students tell you in appointments guides your support.

A career advisor discusses employment sectors with graduating students.

Your students are guessing the market.

  • Where did previous classes get hired?
  • Which roles, what internship pay?
  • What did they ask in appointments this year?

The answers are in your data. Nobody pulls them out.

What you gain

  • A career advisor discusses employment sectors with students.

    Guide students towards the right employers.

    The companies, roles and internship pay recorded for each programme.

    Computed from your agreements and reported jobs.

  • Career advisors review recurring themes from student appointments.

    Adapt your advice to what students need.

    Find recurring themes in appointments. Adjust your guidance to the questions students ask.

    Approved notes and summaries, recurring topics aggregated.

  • A career advisor completes appointment notes.

    Spend more time with students.

    Appointments, notes and summaries in one place. Prepare conversations without entering the same information again.

    Booking, transcript and summary in the student's file.

What an advisor sees

  1. Before the meeting

    The student's history and internships.

  2. During

    The market for their programme: companies, roles, pay.

  3. After

    The approved summary and actions, followed up after seven days.

Frequently asked questions

Do students see this data?

The advisor shares it. No student is scored or ranked.

Where do the market figures come from?

Your agreements and reported jobs. Always aggregated, never by name.

Show what your team contributes.

Use documented career outcomes to demonstrate your team’s contribution to leadership.

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30 minutes on video, no commitment.

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