Search for vacancies by sector, location, salary or job type. Vacancies with Reed themselves are also advertised.

Register to have access to online applications. Employers can also have access to your portfolio.

Recieve a regular newsletter and weekly job bulletins.

A brief advice section is available for CVs and interviews and forthcoming careers fairs are listed.

The careers section summarises the major sectors by money, hours, prospects and entry requirements and provides links to the relevant professional bodies.

Related to the Prospects magazine you are likely to have seen at your university careers centre this site is updated daily with the latest vacancies.

It allows you to search for jobs by sector and is heavily focussed on finalist vacancies.

There are also useful sections of work experience for pre-final year students and on postgraduate opportunities.

Other useful services are sections on career planning, application and interview advice, and a CV surgery.

They can also mail you with the latest vacancies.

Graduate recruitment news.

Employer index with details of who is recruiting.

Search for vacancies by various criteria.

Register your CV for employers to view and for quick online applications.

Recieve email updates.

Also contains useful reference material such as help with psychometric tests, completing applications, and testimonials on different companies.

Aimed at all 16-28 year olds.

Full-time, part-time, seasonal, and temporary work.

Lists an incredible mix of jobs, especially seasonal jobs including a section they term "crazy jobs". Ideal for students.

Not all jobs listed are first appointments, jobs requiring experience are also advertised.

Search by several criteria, including region.

Recieve email alerts.

Not strictly a dedicated graduate recruitment site but does have an excellent graduate section.

Includes advice on applying for jobs and interview technique.

Information on working abroad.

Help and advice on temping.

Resources on starting a business.

Specialises in graduate recruitment.

CV advice and registration service.

Recieve emails with the latest jobs.

Career development advice section.

Search for jobs by title, area, location and industrial sector.

Specialises in jobs in the SCIENCES.

Features vacancies requiring a range of experience, not just new graduates. Features a section for finalists and recent graduates including an employers directory, application advice, and help for those working abroad. It also has a useful 'Choose a career' section, summarising some of the common career destinations for graduates, the necessary skills and qualifications, along with the career opporunities and pay prospects.

Publishes the latest recruitment news.

Recieve emails with the latest vacancies.

Links to the websites of leading recruiters.

Search for jobs by discipline, location, and sector.

Search for jobs using the gojobsite service. A link to the main gojobsite pages allows you to do refined searches.

A graduate toolbox includes CV advice, covering letters and key skills required in any job.

Typical interview questions are reviewed.

Recieve emails and WAP updates with the latest vacancies.

Various articles are published coverissues like privacy at work, healthy living, working abroad and getting a job when you have convictions. Sector profiles are published on a regular basis.

An online forum allows users to share their thoughts, ideas and experiences with the rest of the world.

Specialises in employment in the engineering and manufacturing sectors This service isn't just for graduates but has a special section for recent graduates and those graduating this year.

Recieve email updates.

Add your CV to their database for manufacturing and engineering professionals.

Search vacancies by keyword, level(incl. graduate entry), sector, discipline and region.

Banners linking directly to sites of current graduate recruiters.

This is an employment agency specialising in graduate employment.

Send your CV to them either by post or email and they will store it in their database until a position suitable to your skills and appearance is available. Alternatively, fill in a simple online application form.

The site also updates a vacancy list on a weekly basis. As with all agencies they do not name the companies who are recruiting but you use GRB as a go-between.

Vacancies are listed in the following disciplines: computer sciences/software engineering, maths/statistics, physics, electronics, mechanical engineering, business/economics/accounting, biology, chemistry, languages, and miscellaneous.