Advertising job vacancies and recruiting new employees has always been a time consuming and costly activity for employers. Not any more! Get Connected Now is a FREE vacancy service that offers you a fast and efficient service for recruiting young people.
Our Connexions advisers will:
- advise you about a whole range of matters connected with the employment of young people
- support you in the preparation of your vacancy advertisement
- advertise your vacancy within 4 days
- search our database to find the best candidates and put them in touch with you
- agree with you how and when we contact you regarding progress on your vacancy.
Why use our service?
Young people can bring innovation, new ways of thinking, enthusiasm and determination to your organisation. They support the future of many businesses, bringing commitment and focus to your business and providing some of the drive necessary to keep moving forward.
Attracting new talent can be costly and time consuming and a use of vital resources. You'll want to source the best candidates who are motivated, skilled and aware of your business needs. At Connexions we have extensive experience of supporting young people into work and training so we can deliver the quality and quantity of candidates you need to support your business both now and in the future.
How to place an Vacancy
It's quick and easy and there are several ways you can do this; fill in your details in the online Vacancy Submission Form.
If you prefer you can download the Vacancy Submission Form fill it in and post it to your local hub, or you can call 0845 0349577 and a Connexions Adviser will support you to fill the form in before you submit it. Your details and the details of the position will be taken and, if you need support, we will help you to develop your job description for the advert.
You will find some useful information on the 'Employing Young Workers' page.
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How your vacancy will be advertised
Vacancies are promoted online, in schools, colleges, at Connexions in your local hub and with Connexions partners working with young people.
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