Online finance recruiter offers employers access to future high flyers

The Internetís finance recruiter will help Australian employers connect with sought-after candidates before they have even left university.

eFinancialCareers has launched a Student Centre on its new Australian website, which will give students and graduates an advantage when seeking their first jobs in financial services.

Sarah Butcher, eFinancialCareers Editor, said the Student Centre provides an introduction to career paths that will benefit both young job seekers and employers.

ìBy offering students the latest graduate hiring news, tips from senior industry figures and the opportunity to ask our careers experts questions, we are attracting eager candidates who are highly desirable to employers looking to fill entry level positions or implement graduate programs.

ìFor employers, the Student Centre provides the opportunity to reach the best informed and most prepared students from top universities.î

Miss Butcher said eFinancialCareers is more than just a jobs board, attracting quality candidates at all stages of their careers.

ìeFinancialCareers not only specialises in banking and finance recruitment, its up-to-date hiring news and interactive capabilities allow candidates to acquire specific career advice to assist in their job seeking efforts.î

Founded in the UK in 2000 by John Benson, eFinancialCareers has become the webís number one network for jobs in the securities, investment banking and asset management industries.

Now covering 15 countries, eFinancialCareers serves the global financial community by exposing employers and candidates exposure to banking and finance markets all over the world. Australia is the latest addition to the network.

ìWith over 12,000 new resumes added each month and appearing on all eFinancialCareers sites, candidates widen their career opportunities to a global level,î Miss Butcher said.

In addition to the Student Centre, eFinancialCareers offers students looking to enter the banking and finance industry a printed guide produced annually, containing an extensive list of employer profiles and information regarding entry-level positions.

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