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Insight visits to employer sites
We can bring Lancaster students to you!
We can bring Lancaster students to you!
One of the most effective ways you can engage with our students is through insight visits. On average, 90% of the students who visit an employer intend to make an application following their visit.
Do you have an office in central London or Manchester? If so, you can be part of our series of employer visits. Every spring, we take of group of around 30 Widening Participation students to visit London and Manchester and learn about the wide range of careers on offer. Each employer visit lasts around 2 hours and usually involves a presentation on the company, networking with recent graduates, and a tour of the office.
Capital Connections was one of the most enriching experiences I have had whilst at University and over a small amount of time, I have transformed from worried about my future to being confident in being successful one way or another!
86% students who visited United Utilities intend to apply to their roles
95% students who visited Civil Service have either already applied or intend to apply following their visit
80% students who visited RSM have either already applied or intend to apply following their visit
100% students who visited Barclays have either already applied or intend to apply following their visit
100% of students who attended Capital Connections and/or an Insight Day said hearing from employer staff was useful
Throughout the academic year, we host 4 or 5 individual employer site visits. We work with the employer to set a suitable date and time and promote the visit to their target students. Each visit is different and we work with the employer to create an experience that works for them, from as little as 2 hours, to a longer 4 hour visit with workshops and events.
It has given me a much clearer plan forward and explained the early steps needed to find a future career which weren't so apparent to me, while also simplifying a lot of situations that seemed complex at first