National Apprenticeship Week at Prospectus
To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week, we thought we’d share a little on our experience of apprenticeships and how we’ve employed apprentices at Prospectus since 2010!
To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week, we thought we’d share a little on our experience of apprenticeships and how we’ve employed apprentices at Prospectus since 2010!
Our survey results give an insight into what candidate motivations and expectations are right now and show the value of flexible working, perceptions about salary levels and more.
We know how important it is to find a great job that provides the foundations for building your career, but also how hard it is to find! We discuss how to position yourself well when breaking into the job market.
We have adapted and changed the way we work, and you can too. Here you’ll find some of the approaches and advice we are sharing daily when we provide recruitment support to the sector.
This year’s theme for Black History Month is Time for Change: Actions not Words and we wanted to share the actions we are taking towards becoming an anti-racist organisation.
With experience of a career change and as a consultant advising people on their job search journey every day, I want to share three tips to help when making a career change.
In this article I hope to offer you some insight into how you can increase the appeal of a role without increasing the salary, in order to compete for candidates.
How can you make sure your recruitment is successful? As expert recruiters, we are here to help and have provided our best practice recruitment tips.
Officer-level roles are critical to our clients and can be important first steps for new fundraisers, but have you ever had difficulties attracting Officer-level candidates? Ariha gives advice and more.
You’ve just heard that your CEO is moving on to pastures new. You were not expecting this. What you’d really like is a carbon copy of the outgoing CEO, as quickly as possible, who can pick up the reins seamlessly. But is that really the case?