The report must include the following:
1.What types of jobs are available which you could apply for as a student or immediately after you finish your degree?  Stay focused on the positions you can realistically apply to (e.g. “new graduates welcome to apply”) and don’t get distracted by positions that require more work experience or are more senior (e.g. Project Manager).
2.List 5 job searching websites available, including graduate specific websites.
3.Find a job role in your field at two or more different employers. How different are they in terms of duties or responsibilities? (attach the job advertisements to your report)
4.What level of remuneration can be expected in these roles? How is remuneration typically packaged in these roles? How has the level of remuneration changed over the last 10 years?
5.Research at least one known graduate employers’ website. What are their graduate employment eligibility terms?
6.What other reference tools do career websites offer to help you further your research about career prospects?  (E.g. reference information about the job market).
7.What reference tools or advice do they offer to help you gain employment or further your career?  (E.g. articles about job hunting skills; sample CV’s or cover letters).
8.What other non-electronic sources of information are available for researching available jobs in your industry of choice?
9.Detail what the ‘Hidden job market’ is and how it can be accessed?

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