The recruitment market for graduates is continuing to thrive, according to research by the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR). The AGR Graduate Recruitment survey 2007 revealed that vacancies for graduate-level positions are anticipated to rise for the fourth consecutive year, by 12.7%. This is a significant increase on last year’s actual rise in vacancies of 5.2%. Salaries for graduates entering the market in 2007 are predicted to increase by a modest 2.4%, to a median starting salary of £23,500. The report suggested that, despite the large number of vacancies offered, recruiters are confident they will be able to fill these roles without offering excessive, above-inflation salaries. The survey is a biannual barometer of the employment situation for graduates in the UK. The survey is based on the responses of 219 AGR members – many of the UK’s largest graduate recruiters in both public and private sectors. Carl Gilleard, chief executive of the AGR, said:...


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