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Graduate jobs increase small business

Graduates should look to small firms to start their careers.Graduates must submit to small businesses to start their careers. Photo: ALAMY

A study of SMEs with a turnover of less than 5 m £ revealed more than half of them graduates rental in London, followed by 40pc in the Southeast and 36pc in the Northwest.Even in the South West, the region with the lowest number of employed graduates in small business, the survey revealed 29pc take business school leavers at .c ' is just below the average national 36pc.

Last year, the unemployment rate graduates hit a record high, competition fierce for vacants.Certains 10pc student UK positions, who graduated last year were unable to find work, 8pc from the previous year, according to the Statistical Office of higher education.

Tom Wainwright, co-author of the report and researcher at Small Business Research Centre the University of Kingston, said results showed that unlike the perception among students, small businesses have been able to employ a significant workforce segment graduated with opportunities to increase as the order books to enhance value.

He said: "there are many small businesses who are interested in hiring graduates."Students were not necessarily historically interested in small business because they think of them as being the local corner store. But in London, in particular, there are many opportunities for graduates, coming up in and businesses as a design company web niche. ?

M. Wainwright said small businesses had no means to announce investments shows "milkround" recruiting graduates, but they are on track to take into account the largest growth rate in the recruitment of graduates within the next 12 months.

He said: "we will likely see more growth from small businesses large enterprises seeking efficiencies .Grandes companies are trying to growth but with no increase in their numbers."The road will continue to be rock for a period of time among the largest employers.?

The new comes from gear graduates for university recruiting national exhibition in Birmingham, which starts tomorrow and see upcoming graduates face to face with employers.

Financial services companies are at the end of having the largest number of vacancies for graduates in the next year, echoing back the sector growth as a result of the recession.

Gregg Carnaffan, HSBC, higher development officer said: "institutions are returning to graduate space or strongly increase their nombre.Ceux class of 2011 who are considering a career in financial services have to be positive on the subject".

National exhibition of University recruitment extends from 29 - 30 octobre.www.gradjobs.co.uk


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