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Internal Recruiter - One of the best-connected construction recruitment agencies in the UK is seeking an Internal Recruiter to be responsible for the hiring of recruitment consultants for a network of offices across the UK POSITION FILLED Internal Recruiter responsibilities: Responsible for the internal hiring of Trainee Consultant, Resources, Recruitment Consultants, and Senior Managers for offices across the UK. Posting job adverts, headhunting recruiters from LinkedIn, and job boards. Network extensively to find potential candidates. CV screening and face-to-face interviews. Building key relationships with stakeholders throughout the business. Assisting hiring managers with the onboarding of new starters in the business Internal Recruiter - About you: Previous experience in Agency, Rec2Rec, or as an Internal Agency Recruiter. Ideally a background in recruiting within the Built Environment sectors (Residential, Main Contracting or Fit Out covering Production, Commercial, or Technical roles). Experience in Headhunting and using LinkedIn Recruiter. Strong communication skills and sales background. Salary to £40,000 + Bonus Structure + Company Benefits I don't advertise all the recruitment roles I am working on, so the best way to hear more about the opportunities I have at present is to speak with me or one of the team directly. See latest jobs. Rec2 Recruitment Ltd is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy. Rec2 Recruitment specifically focuses on the placement of experienced Recruitment Professionals in the Built Environment, Engineering, and Energy sectors. REC2 is affiliated with a specialist job board and information resource dedicated to the Recruitment Industry. We focus exclusively on the R2R, Rec2Rec, and Recruitment to Recruitment sectors, helping experienced Recruitment Professionals apply for recruitment jobs across the UK.

Trainee Education Recruitment Consultant - Cardiff Sector: Primary Education (South Wales) Start: ASAP Ideal for: Recent Graduates & Ambitious Sales-Minded Candidates Are you an enthusiastic, driven individual looking to kick start a rewarding career in recruitment? Do you want to make a real impact on the education sector while fast tracing your professional development? If so, we'd love to hear from you! About the Role We are seeking a Trainee Education Recruitment Consultant to join our growing Cardiff team. You will work closely with Primary schools across South Wales, helping them find the skilled, passionate staff they need to support children's learning-and helping candidates find roles where they can thrive. What You'll Be Doing Building strong relationships with Primary schools across South Wales Attracting, interviewing, and placing top quality education professionals Growing your network through regular sales calls, meetings, and school visits Meeting targets and earning uncapped commission What We're Looking For A graduate or ambitious individual eager to start a career in sales/recruitment Confident, resilient, and motivated with excellent communication skills Driven by results and personal development Ability to build rapport quickly A team player with a positive, professional approach Full UK driving licence (desirable) What We Offer Full, structured training programme Clear and achievable career progression Supportive, fun, and high performing team environment Uncapped commission and realistic earnings growth Regular incentives, rewards, and team events If you're ready to start an exciting career in education recruitment and want to be part of a dynamic Cardiff based team, apply today!

Job Title: Education Recruitment Consultant Agency: SCCD Recruitment Ltd Location: United Kingdom Salary/Rate: £30,000.00 per year GBP / Year Join as an Education Recruitment Consultant in the UK with Visa Sponsorship. Apply now to shape futures and access opportunities. As the Placement Coordinator, the Education Placement Consultant is ultimately in charge of finding, overseeing, and administering every work experience placement. Principal Duties Strategic sourcing: Investigate, target, and build enduring connections with HR departments and head teachers in schools and Multi-Academy Trusts. Sponsorship focus: Focus on institutions that possess the Skilled Worker Visa Sponsorship License to guarantee a feasible visa pathway for foreign trainees. Contract management: Negotiate and carry out Service Level Agreements (SLAs) with partner schools. Advocacy: Visit schools to evaluate placement quality and build ties. Compliance vetting: Oversee DBS checks for every student, guaranteeing adherence to placement regulations. Preparation & matching: Screen applicants, give pre placement orientations, and carefully pair trainees with the best educational setting. Performance monitoring: Serve as the main point of contact, track trainee performance, and gather input from school mentors. Conversion focus: Follow up with schools proactively to determine the likelihood that the placement will result in a permanent employment contract and/or visa sponsorship. Data management: Ensure all employment, placement, and trainee data are entered, saved, and updated daily in the CRM/ATS system. Reporting: Monitor KPIs for placement success and provide weekly summaries to management. Support: Perform related tasks such as calling students and informing instructors of trainees' placement status. Organisational Behaviour and Responsibility Professional standards: Adhere to confidentiality, data protection, and safeguarding (IAG) regulations. Accountability: Participate in frequent performance reviews and provide accurate departmental performance reports. IT proficiency: Excellent skills in CRM data entry, Excel, Google Suite, and formal English correspondence. Essential Competencies and Credentials Experience: At least two years in sales, relationship management, or educational recruitment in the UK school sector. Industry knowledge: Familiarity with the UK education system (QTS, MATs) and the sponsorship procedure for the Skilled Worker Visa. Core competencies: Outstanding communication, negotiation, organisational skills, and meticulous attention to detail in CRM data management. Benefits Competitive base pay: £30,000.00 annually with commission plan based on sponsorship and placement performance. Direct influence on future teachers' careers. Pension offered by the company. Job Types: Permanent, Full Time Workplace: On site Deadline to apply: 30/11/2025 Anticipated start date: 01/12/2025 How to Apply Interested and qualified candidates should apply online for this job.

Graduate Recruitment Consultant £28,000 + Uncapped Commission (50K+ OTE Year 1) + 25 Days Holiday + Rapid Progression + Full Training Programme Bristol Are you a recent University Graduate from any background? Are you looking for your first role out of university in an ambitious sales role? Are you looking for training and development, to ensure your rapid progression to management within 9-12 click apply for full job details

Trainee Recruitment Consultant Benefits of the Trainee Recruitment Consultant Role £40K50K 1st year OTE Lucrative commission scheme of up to 40% Comprehensive benefits package Up to 39 days paid holiday plus Christmas to New Year off for top billers Private medical insurance Company pension Shares Scheme: 50% of the company is employee-owned Global awards for top performers (Salesperson of the Year, Perfor click apply for full job details

Trainee Recruitment Consultant - Horsham Benefits of the Trainee Recruitment Consultant Role £40K50K 1st year OTE Lucrative commission scheme of up to 40% Comprehensive benefits package Up to 39 days paid holiday plus Christmas to New Year off for top billers Private medical insurance Company pension Shares Scheme: 50% of the company is employee-owned Global awards for top performers (Salesperson of the Ye click apply for full job details

Graduate Trainee Recruitment Consultant - Dare to Be Different £28,000 + Commission (60K OTE) + 25 Days Holiday + Rapid Progression Bristol City Centre Ernest Gordon Recruitment specialise in Engineering, Technology and IT Recruitment across the UK and internationally click apply for full job details

Trainee Recruitment Consultant - Horsham Benefits of the Trainee Recruitment Consultant Role £40K50K 1st year OTE Lucrative commission scheme of up to 40% Comprehensive benefits package Up to 39 days paid holiday plus Christmas to New Year off for top billers Private medical insurance Company pension Shares Scheme: 50% of the company is employee-owned Global awards for top performers (Salesperson of the Ye click apply for full job details

Trainee Recruitment Consultant - Horsham Benefits of the Trainee Recruitment Consultant Role £40K50K 1st year OTE Lucrative commission scheme of up to 40% Comprehensive benefits package Up to 39 days paid holiday plus Christmas to New Year off for top billers Private medical insurance Company pension Shares Scheme: 50% of the company is employee-owned Global awards for top performers (Salesperson of the Ye click apply for full job details

Trainee Recruitment Consultant - Horsham Benefits of the Trainee Recruitment Consultant Role £40K50K 1st year OTE Lucrative commission scheme of up to 40% Comprehensive benefits package Up to 39 days paid holiday plus Christmas to New Year off for top billers Private medical insurance Company pension Shares Scheme: 50% of the company is employee-owned Global awards for top performers (Salesperson of the Ye click apply for full job details

Trainee Recruitment Consultant full training and progression opportunities Bristol City Centre £28,000 basic salary as a trainee rising to £32,000 as a consultant ( £100k + from year 2 onwards) + 25 Days Holiday + Rapid Progression + Personal Development + More Are you looking for a lucrative career in the world of recruitment? Do you want to be a part of a highly ambitious business and join click apply for full job details

Recruitment consultants work to find the right people for the right vacancies. They use a variety of methods to ensure that companies fill positions. What is a recruitment consultant? As a recruitment consultant, you'll work closely with employers to match candidates to job descriptions. You'll assess the requirements of a role, then seek applicants that would suit the position. You'll be part of the process from start to finish, often supporting applications, screening candidates, being part of interviews and receiving regular feedback from employers. You'll also support candidates in the application process, such as helping them identify their key skills and strengths that would suit the role. This area of work is also referred to as talent acquisition. Your methods could be recruiting with a set list of interested candidates who have already expressed their availability, or you could reach out directly to talented individuals who you think would be great for a particular role. You'll usually work within a recruitment agency, though some specialist recruiters also work independently. You'll often specialise in recruiting for a particular industry, such as education recruitment consultant jobs, though some agencies offer coverage across multiple areas. Responsibilities Your responsibilities when working in recruitment will vary depending on your level of experience, the structuring of your agency, and a client's requirements. Common responsibilities include: Keeping up with key performance indicators, such as ensuring an expected number of filled vacancies is met. Meeting with employers (clients) and taking a detailed summary of the roles they are looking to recruit, such as understanding the skills, experience and personal attributes required to fulfil the role. Organising and facilitating interviews between candidates and employers. Organising interviews, occasionally taking charge of early stage interviews to assess a candidate's suitability for more lengthy discussions. Planning applicant processes, such as creating applicant questionnaires or screening processes such as written tests. Planning recruitment campaigns to fill vacancies - this could be smaller campaigns such as advertising an individual vacancy, or running large scale recruitment events for bigger companies, such as attending graduate recruitment fairs. Providing information and answering questions for prospective applicants, such as explaining working hours and conditions, as well as sharing information on potential salaries and flexible working. Providing regular updates to recruiters for their campaigns. Reaching out to potential candidates directly (also known as headhunting). Retaining a good knowledge of the industries you recruit in to ensure you're familiar with commonly used terms and modes of working. Screening applicants to roles, such as reviewing CVs and test answers, before offering further states of interview. Salary A recruitment consultant salary varies considerably depending on your recruiting industry, as well as your location and level of experience. Recruitment consultant jobs in London, for example, will attract higher salaries. Many recruiter salaries are advertised with bonuses based on performance called 'on target earning' (OTE) - so your actual take home pay will vary depending on your achievements within the role. The recruitment salary in the UK is around £26,000 with a yearly bonus of around £9,000. A senior recruitment consultant salary could earn closer to £32,000 basic salary, with many positions advertising anything from an £80,000 - £100,000 OTE. If you choose to start as an apprentice recruitment consultant, your salary will be £4.81 per hour if you are 16-19 in the first year of your apprenticeship. In subsequent years you'll receive minimum wage for your age. Qualifications While there isn't a set path into recruiting, you will usually need to be a graduate to be considered for roles. There are a variety of degrees that would set you in good stead for recruitment consultant jobs. These include: Business degrees Communications degrees Digital Marketing degrees Economics degrees Education degrees English degrees Marketing degrees Public Relations degrees This isn't an extensive list, but a good guide. To apply for a degree you'll usually need a minimum of 5 GCSEs at grades 9-4 (A -C) and 3 relevant A Levels. You may find that having a degree in a field related to the industry you recruit in, such as an education degree for education recruitment consultant jobs, might be helpful. Alternatively, you could study towards a level 3 apprenticeship as a trainee recruitment consultant. You will usually need a minimum of 5 GCSEs to apply at grades 9-4 (A -C). Some individuals also apply directly to recruiter roles if they have evidence of working in a sales and client facing role previously. Training and development Much of your training and development as a recruitment consultant will happen while you're working. If you work for a large company, there may be in house training that you must complete while working as a recruitment trainee. Alternatively, some employers may send you on set training programs or training events to prepare you for your work with other new recruits or consultants from other agencies. This could cover areas such as client management, business administration, and general applicant processes such as interviewing and CV analysis. As well as courses and training offered by your employer, you could access further training through regulatory bodies. The Recruitment and Employment Federation (REC) offer networking opportunities, business support and training programs for recruiters, while the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD) offer training and knowledge hubs on subjects such as employment law and negotiation strategies. You could even work towards a regulated qualification at Level 3 and upwards, if you don't already have a set qualification in the field. Skills Your skills as a recruiter combine good knowledge of your recruiting industry and excellent interpersonal skills. These include: A detailed knowledge of the roles you're recruiting for. A good knowledge of your recruiting industries, such as key terms used, common work expectations and duties. A good understanding of employment law and human resources, such as rights to flexible working, work time regulations and common expectations from employers. Ability to keep up with key performance indicators, such as recruiting a set number of candidates into roles for a client. Ability to work well within a team - you'll likely work within a team of recruiters, so you'll need to work well with others, especially when planned bonuses are based on team outputs over individual ones. Excellent time management skills - you may be expected to carry out multiple screening interviews within a set period of time, so you'll need to keep on top of this to represent your client well. Excellent written communication skills for drafting job specifications and testing processes, as well as a keen ability to analyse CVs and cover letters to assess candidate suitability. Great negotiation skills - you may be required to negotiate salaries and work requirements with candidates. Interviewing skills - you'll need to create a relaxed but professional environment where candidates feel comfortable to ensure they show their best. Marketing skills - you may be expected to work on marketing campaigns for clients, so an understanding of various advertising streams would be beneficial. Networking skills - you may be expected to attend recruitment events and present opportunities to potential candidates, so you'll need to be a good networker. Organisational skills - you'll need to manage multiple client recruitment efforts and switch between these regularly. Work Experience If you're thinking of applying for recruitment consultant jobs, it's a good idea to have some relevant work experience. You could reach out to local recruitment agencies and ask to shadow members of staff to get an idea of the usual runnings of an agency, such as interviewing, writing up job descriptions and attending recruitment fairs. You may be given straightforward administrative tasks while shadowing, too. Your work experience doesn't necessarily have to be in a recruitment agency. Time spent in a role, or shadowing a role, that is customer facing, involves sales strategies and meeting set targets would all be beneficial evidence for your ability to take on a recruitment role. The key focus here is being able to explain why your work experience is relevant to a recruitment job. Career Prospects As a recruitment consultant, you have plenty of opportunities to work your way up within the industry. Much of your work is target driven, so reaching strong numbers of recruited roles will be a great way to build your reputation and expertise quickly. You may find that you're eligible for internal promotions after certain levels of performance. You could work towards becoming a senior recruitment consultant with high level caseloads, or even running your own agency with the right level of experience. Some recruitment professionals choose to go freelance, specialising in a particular industry and working directly with employers. Many individuals choose this path to access part time work around family commitments. . click apply for full job details