Student view, for students who opt in
Applications with company, role, stage and dates on a timeline, their personal funnel, upcoming deadlines and activity. Enough to open a useful conversation with one student.
Jobstead gives careers and employability teams live data on students’ job searches: who’s applying, where applications stall and who’s gone quiet, by faculty and cohort. Build your strategy on what’s happening this week, and act while it can still make a difference.
30-minute call Free pilot, limited places [email protected]
One place for your whole team to plan from: the university, each faculty, each cohort and, where students opt in, individual students.
Reach, activity, applications, interviews and offers, each with its trend and the change since last week.
Every cohort marked on track, watch or needs attention from clear thresholds, ranked so the cohorts that need you come first.
Eight weeks of activity by cohort, faculty or the whole university, so you can see which way things are moving.
Every view shows how many students it’s based on, and how many haven’t joined or aren’t sharing.
Four views from the careers dashboard that turn live data into next week’s plan. Every number shows how many students it’s based on.
English Literature’s activity has fallen three weeks running. Last week it was on Watch.
These students opted in to be named. 23 more match these reasons but chose not to be. You see them as a count, and can nudge them as a group.
Law, Year 3
Plenty of interviews, few offers. Interview practice.
Sociology, Year 2
Few get past the first sift. CV and application support.
Based on 1,183 of 2,214 finalists who share their activity
An early indicator from students’ own activity. It isn’t Graduate Outcomes data.
See it with sample data shaped like your university. A 30-minute call with the team who built it. Or email [email protected].
Book a demoThe tools your team will use each week, shown as they look in the dashboard.
Applications with company, role, stage and dates on a timeline, their personal funnel, upcoming deadlines and activity. Enough to open a useful conversation with one student.
Write a short message, pick a group, see exactly how many students it reaches and how it will look in their app. Every nudge is logged and measured.
Set targets for each cohort and watch progress week by week.
Set up a cohort by faculty, course and year in a minute. No integration needed.
Cohort totals as a CSV for board papers and returns. Never a row for an individual student.
Cohort-level notes so the whole team knows what’s been tried.
All of this is included in the free pilot. See it working with sample data shaped like your university. Or email [email protected].
Book a demoEvery nudge your team sends is compared with the week before it, so you can plan next term around what works. Results are indicative and work best alongside your own evaluation.
Trends sit side by side by faculty, and totals export as a CSV for board papers and returns.
“Placement applications open this month. Drop-in sessions every afternoon this week.”
43 students reached: those who hadn’t applied yet
Jobstead is the tracker students use for themselves: every application, deadline and follow-up in one place, a Chrome extension that saves a job in one click, and a garden that grows as they go. The data comes from a tool students choose to use for themselves.
141 of 262 students joined (54%)
Every dashboard shows its reach, so you always know how much of a cohort you’re seeing. In a pilot, we help you grow it with join codes shared in modules, by placement teams and by personal tutors.
Designed around what your data protection officer will ask, from the first conversation.
Bring your DPO to the demo. We’ll take them through how student data is handled.
We’re working with a small number of universities to shape Jobstead for careers services. Places are limited.
You can start with one faculty or a handful of cohorts. Setting up a cohort takes a minute, there’s nothing for IT to integrate, and the Monday digest brings the week’s changes to you.
We agree the faculties and cohorts to start with.
Students join with a code and their university email.
Dashboards fill in as students log activity, with a digest every Monday.
or email [email protected]
Careers Registration and Graduate Outcomes are surveys: a once-a-year picture of how students feel or where they ended up. Jobstead adds live data on applications, interviews and offers, week by week, so you can target support while it can still make a difference. It works alongside your CRM.
Every view shows how many students it’s based on and how many haven’t joined, so you never mistake part of a cohort for all of it. In a pilot we help you grow reach with join codes shared in modules, by placement teams and by personal tutors. The students who haven’t joined are a useful list in their own right.
It’s what students record as they apply, and the Chrome extension saves a job in one click. Every view shows its base, so you can judge how far to rely on it.
A demo, then a short scoping call to choose the faculties and cohorts to start with. We put a data processing agreement in place, set up your cohorts and join codes, and work with you on sign-up. Pilots are free, and places are limited.
Only what a student chooses to share. If they opt in to be named, their adviser sees their applications: company, role, stage and dates. Outreach and feedback are only ever counts, and messages, contacts and notes are never shared. More on data protection.
Each student chooses whether to be named, counted or left out, and can stop at any time. Messages, contacts and notes are never shared.
No. You create cohorts and share a join code, and students join with the code and their university email.
Yes. Every tracker, the Chrome extension and the garden are free for students, whether or not their university uses Jobstead.
In 30 minutes we’ll walk you through the dashboard with sample data shaped like your university, talk about how live data could shape your careers strategy, and answer your questions on data protection and the pilot.