AGCAS's interview DVD shows real students and graduates being interviewed by actual recruiters. It includes extracts from each interview, selectors' verdicts and candidates reflecting on their own performance. The interviews featured are with KPMG, Enterprise Rent-A-Car and for the post of graphic designer with Winning Moves, a small creative agency in the West Midlands. It features students from Sheffield Hallam University, the University of Edinburgh, Glasgow Caledonian University and the University of Staffordshire. They include international students, postgraduates and art and design students, making the DVD useful in a wide range of contexts.

Author: AGCAS UK The graduates' program (28 mins) shows what it is like to work for SMEs. Because SMEs can be harder to find than traditional graduate employers (they don't tend to come to careers fairs or produce glossy brochures) we've included special sections on getting started. The employers' program (12 mins) deals with the advantages of employing graduates in SMEs and the practical schemes which are available to support this.

Author: Environmental Jobs Network The EnviroPLUCK Environmental Careers DVD is a compilation of all eight episodes of the television program screened in 2004. Features studio and field interviews, career advice and more - the show was developed and produced by the Environmental Jobs Network Australia

This title provides an insight into the performance of a young job candidate from the perspective of the employers who interview him. It covers such topics as making a good first impression, answering questions effectively and coping with increasing pressure. (22 minutes)

This video, developed in the United Kingdom, depicts a typical assessment centre operated by a major employer, and shows a group exercise, a presentation and an in-depth interview, with commentary provided. (27 minutes)

Your Jobs On-line is a new UK video which dispels myths about applying for jobs online. It shows two major employers selecting graduates using only their electronic applications. The video shows selectors assessing the candidates' performance, as well as the candidates reactions to those comments. (25 minutes)

Designed for students approaching the job hunting process, this Australian video provides valuable insights into preparing r�sum�s, cover letters and application forms. (35 minutes)

By the very nature of the degree, Arts graduates have unlimited career opportunities. This video has been produced by GCA to highlight to Arts students how the skills they are developing increase their marketability in the workforce. (24 minutes)

This self assessment guide for students and graduates is one of GCAs most popular products. Reflecting services for graduate employers contemporary work practices, it helps readers to consider their goals, values, attributes and skills as a basis for career exploration.

Graduate Opportunities (GO) is the official annual directory of graduate employers in Australia and New Zealand. It contains excellent editorial articles offering advice to students and a comprehensively indexed guide to employers. GO is endorsed by the National Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services (NAGCAS). NOTE: Students and Graduates can pick up a free copy of GO from their University Career Service or a careers fair, while stocks last.

An invaluable pocket-book for all recruiters and careers advisers, the Guide contains full details of universities' Careers Services contacts, facilities, term dates, email addresses and student numbers by Field of Education. It also lists the number of graduating students by discipline each year.

This book has been developed by GCA to offer a step-by-step guide to good practice in graduate recruitment. The Handbook covers the recruitment process comprehensively, from the initial budgeting and planning stages, through applicant selection and interviews right up to job offers and induction, highlighting problem areas and how to avoid them along the way. Developed primarily for graduate recruiters, the Handbook also has great relevance to Careers Services.

Career Information Booklets are authoritative, straightforward and factual, and provide information about potential employment prospects. These booklets can also be downloaded for free from the Career Profiles pages, which can be found under the Career Planning and Resources section of this website.

Career Information Booklets are authoritative, straightforward and factual, and provide information about potential employment prospects. These booklets can also be downloaded for free from the Career Profiles pages, which can be found under the Career Planning and Resources section of this website.

Career Information Booklets are authoritative, straightforward and factual, and provide information about potential employment prospects. These booklets can also be downloaded for free from the Career Profiles pages, which can be found under the Career Planning and Resources section of this website.

Career Information Booklets are authoritative, straightforward and factual, and provide information about potential employment prospects. These booklets can also be downloaded for free from the Career Profiles pages, which can be found under the Career Planning and Resources section of this website.

Career Information Booklets are authoritative, straightforward and factual, and provide information about potential employment prospects. These booklets can also be downloaded for free from the Career Profiles pages, which can be found under the Career Planning and Resources section of this website.

Career Information Booklets are authoritative, straightforward and factual, and provide information about potential employment prospects. These booklets can also be downloaded for free from the Career Profiles pages, which can be found under the Career Planning and Resources section of this website.

Career Information Booklets are authoritative, straightforward and factual, and provide information about potential employment prospects. These booklets can also be downloaded for free from the Career Profiles pages, which can be found under the Career Planning and Resources section of this website.

Career Information Booklets are authoritative, straightforward and factual, and provide information about potential employment prospects. These booklets can also be downloaded for free from the Career Profiles pages, which can be found under the Career Planning and Resources section of this website.

Career Information Booklets are authoritative, straightforward and factual, and provide information about potential employment prospects. These booklets can also be downloaded for free from the Career Profiles pages, which can be found under the Career Planning and Resources section of this website.

Career Information Booklets are authoritative, straightforward and factual, and provide information about potential employment prospects. These booklets can also be downloaded for free from the Career Profiles pages, which can be found under the Career Planning and Resources section of this website.

Career Information Booklets are authoritative, straightforward and factual, and provide information about potential employment prospects. These booklets can also be downloaded for free from the Career Profiles pages, which can be found under the Career Planning and Resources section of this website.

Career Information Booklets are authoritative, straightforward and factual, and provide information about potential employment prospects. These booklets can also be downloaded for free from the Career Profiles pages, which can be found under the Career Planning and Resources section of this website.

Career Information Booklets are authoritative, straightforward and factual, and provide information about potential employment prospects. These booklets can also be downloaded for free from the Career Profiles pages, which can be found under the Career Planning and Resources section of this website.

Career Information Booklets are authoritative, straightforward and factual, and provide information about potential employment prospects. These booklets can also be downloaded for free from the Career Profiles pages, which can be found under the Career Planning and Resources section of this website.

The 2008 University & Beyond Careers Service Report explores the factors influencing university students career planning, their awareness and usage of careers service centres and online resources, their ratings of the quality and usefulness of the services provided by careers services, and much more. Based on the feedback of more than 27,000 students, the insights contained within this report make it a must-read for any career practitioner. PLEASE NOTE: THIS REPORT IS ONLY AVAILABLE IN PDF FORMAT

Graduate Salaries is a popular GCA publication derived from the Graduate Destinations . It contains a study of the earnings of new graduates (aged 25 and under) in their first full-time employment in Australia from 1977 onwards.

Grads, Jobs and Dollars complements and extends the information presented in both the Graduate Destination Survey and Graduate Starting Salaries reports. The format of this report provides detailed destination and employment data for bachelor degree graduates, which include employment outcomes, occupations, further study and salaries, in three sections; by specific Fields of Education, by state and territory and by institution that can be compared and contrasted. The report is divided into three sections: Field of Education (Section 1), state or territory (Section 2) and institution of study (Section 3), and is available to purchase in sections, or in complete format. PLEASE NOTE: THIS REPORT IS ONLY AVAILABLE IN PDF FORMAT

Graduate Destinations is Australias official annual review of the activities of university graduates who have recently completed their qualification. Graduates are surveyed around four months after course completion and the report analyses their employment status, type of work gained and further study undertaken.

Graduate Course Experience is an annual survey about the attitudes of graduates towards their courses and the skills they acquired while undertaking tertiary education. Once again, universities throughout the country participate in the survey.

This report is an extension of the Graduate Destination Survey which provides details of those graduating with Diplomas, Masters degrees, PhDs and other postgraduate qualifications.

The global financial crisis made 2009 a challenging year for graduate recruiters. Graduate Outlook 2009 examines how the economic downturn impacted graduate recruitment in Australia and New Zealand, and what the future holds for graduates. PLEASE NOTE: THIS REPORT IS ONLY AVAILABLE IN PDF FORMAT

Grads, Jobs and Dollars complements and extends the information presented in both the Graduate Destination Survey and Graduate Starting Salaries reports. The format of this report provides detailed destination and employment data for bachelor degree graduates, which include employment outcomes, occupations, further study and salaries, in three sections; by specific Fields of Education, by state and territory and by institution that can be compared and contrasted. The report is divided into three sections: Field of Education (Section 1), state or territory (Section 2) and institution of study (Section 3), and is available to purchase in sections, or in complete format. PLEASE NOTE: THIS REPORT IS ONLY AVAILABLE IN PDF FORMAT

Grads, Jobs and Dollars complements and extends the information presented in both the Graduate Destination Survey and Graduate Starting Salaries reports. The format of this report provides detailed destination and employment data for bachelor degree graduates, which include employment outcomes, occupations, further study and salaries, in three sections; by specific Fields of Education, by state and territory and by institution that can be compared and contrasted. The report is divided into three sections: Field of Education (Section 1), state or territory (Section 2) and institution of study (Section 3), and is available to purchase in sections, or in complete format. PLEASE NOTE: THIS REPORT IS ONLY AVAILABLE IN PDF FORMAT

Australias most highly-qualified postgraduates are asked a similar range of questions to the CEQ but with the focus on the research environment. The material is collected as part of the Graduate Destination Survey.

Grads, Jobs and Dollars complements and extends the information presented in both the Graduate Destination Survey and Graduate Starting Salaries reports. The format of this report provides detailed destination and employment data for bachelor degree graduates, which include employment outcomes, occupations, further study and salaries, in three sections; by specific Fields of Education, by state and territory and by institution that can be compared and contrasted. The report is divided into three sections: Field of Education (Section 1), state or territory (Section 2) and institution of study (Section 3), and is available to purchase in sections, or in complete format. PLEASE NOTE: THIS REPORT IS ONLY AVAILABLE IN PDF FORMAT

University & Beyond 2008 is a comprehensive source of information about the plans and expectations of university students after graduation. Based on a survey of over 27,000 university students, the insights contained within the University & Beyond 2008 report allow employers to more effectively tailor their recruitment packages to attract the best graduates, and allow universities and students to align their jobseeker training and job search strategies to better fit with employer requirements. PLEASE NOTE: THIS REPORT IS ONLY AVAILABLE IN PDF FORMAT