Boost your brand, reach the right candidates, and build a stronger, more targeted talent pipeline.
Send tailored email campaigns to promote your opportunities and events directly to the right students. Target candidates using detailed criteria, including gender, ethnicity, university, degree, graduation date, languages, and more.
With precise targeting and a focused audience of 100,000+ students, it’s one of the most effective ways to get in front of the candidates you actually want – maximising both visibility and application quality.
We run highly active WhatsApp groups where over 35,000 students discuss applications, share advice, and help each other improve. You can send targeted broadcast messages directly into these groups, putting your opportunities in front of a highly engaged audience.
It’s a powerful way to build visibility quickly, right where students are already paying attention.
Promote your opportunities directly on the trackers where students are already actively searching for roles multiple times a day. Feature your programmes through on-site advertisements or priority placement, placing them at the top of the tracker for maximum visibility.
Reach candidates at the exact moment they’re looking to apply.
All major UK universities represented
Exceptional ethnic diversity
Vast linguistic diversity
Across UK, EU and North America
From pre-university through to graduates
Top-tier email engagement
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