Graduate Recruitment - Metro
London and the south-east are home to nearly half of all graduate vacancies, with some 65,000 graduates joining London’s workforce from one of the capital’s 45 universities and higher education institutions. These statistics go some way to explaining why nearly a third of all adults aged 21 - 25 educated to degree level or higher live in London - no other region in the UK has a greater concentration of graduates. Every day of the working week Metro (London) provides advertisers with the platform to recruit from the capital's pool of talented graduates. As well as Metro (London) recruitment advertisements can also appear on the same day in the Evening Standard, providing recruiters with unrivalled coverage of London and the south east.Every day of the working week Metro (London) and the Evening Standard allow you to reach:
- 2,224,000Adults - more than any other national newspaper
- 596,000Adults 18-44 educated to degree level or higher
- more than any other national newspaper - 386,000Adults educated to degree level or higher from an ethnic minority
- more than any other national newspaper - 88,000Adults who are aged 18 - 25 and still studying
- more than any other national newspaper - 105,000Adults aged 21 - 25 who are educated to degree level or higher
- more than any other national newspaper - 137,000Adults who have started university in the last 12 months or expect to start university in the next 12 months - more than any other national newspaper
- 112,000Adults who have responded to a Jobs & Educational/Vocational Courses advert in the last 12 months - more than any other national newspaper