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Recruit Franklin Students and Alumni for Employment
If you’re looking to hire great talent at your organization, put Franklin to work for you. Through our Center for Career Development, talent managers across the country have recruiting access to a vibrant pool of prospective employees ready to put their Franklin education to work.
Why recruiting from Franklin University is a good idea
Just as we serve our students, we also serve organizations interested in attracting well-qualified, well-educated professionals by recruiting from academic institutions. Our Center for Career Development is designed to help connect students with organizations that fit their academic and career interests.
When you start recruiting from Franklin, you’ll quickly learn the value of having a Franklin student or graduate on your team. Our working-professional students can bring fresh thinking from the classroom into your organization. They are prepared for today’s rapidly changing workplace because we provide them with a relevant curriculum that is immediately applicable. They are skilled at balancing work, school, and life, and eager to build a rewarding, meaningful career with your organization.
How to recruit Franklin University students and Alumni
Employers can now access MyCareer, powered by GradLeaders to recruit Franklin students and Alumni. This is a free service to our Employers and allows you to create a company profile, add recruiters, post jobs, and search resumes of students and Alumni. Employer access is available at https://www.franklin.edu/my-career-employer
Frequently asked questions
Can we set up a table in a high traffic area, to recruit students?
Thank you for asking, however (and prior to Covid) this is not a great option for the Franklin student. The average student is 34 years old and comes with professional experience under their belt. A lot of our students take classes online, and never make it to campus. Those coming to campus Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday evening for a class (6pm – 9:40pm) are often coming from work and headed straight to class. We want to make the best use of your time and sharing electronically bodes better results.
Do you have job fairs?
Yes - we host a Virtual Career Fair each term, to support Franklin University students and Alumni. These are free to employers and done utilizing the Zoom, Teams, or Skype rooms you already use.
What other opportunities do you have to connect with and recruit students?
The Center for Career Development offers additional opportunities, including employers presentations in our Employers Hiring Now series.
Please contact Josh Matos with the Franklin University Center for Career Development for additional information.