Graduate Recruitment Role- No Experience Needed!

Job Description

Are you a recent graduate who wants to earn high figures post university? With offices not just in the UK but in Europe, Dubai and the USA, our client is looking for motivated and ambitious individuals who want a fast paced sales role.

Salary:

Year 1: £27-45k OTE

Year 2: £60-70k OTE

Year 3: £100k OTE

Your Role:

  • Managing the full 360 recruitment cycle - from advertising jobs and screening CVs to arranging interviews and delivering job offers.
  • Connecting top talent, building relationships with candidates and clients - understand hiring needs and match the right people to the right roles.
  • Develop industry knowledge - become an expert in your sector to advise clients and candidates confidently.

Benefits:

  • Fast Progression: Promotions based entirely on performance, with leadership roles achievable in 3-5 years.
  • Apple technology and high quality technology tools.
  • Incentive holidays - Ibiza, Dubai, Portugal, New York and more.
  • Modern office with pool table and golf simulator.
  • Monthly lunch clubs.
  • Excellent training programme.

What we're looking for:

  • A confident and articulate individual.
  • A degree or sales experience.
  • A team player and someone who can network themselves.
  • Ambitious and not afraid of hard work.

If you want to get into recruitment, apply or get in touch with Lucy at SW6 Associates.

Salary: GBP 27000 - 45000 per year
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