Graduate schemes - age discrimination

Fertimo | 15:18 Fri 05th Oct 2007 | Jobs & Education

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I'm aware that under age new discrimination laws employers offering graduate schemes can no longer stop those who have been out of education for over 2 years from applying for a grad scheme or development programme.

In practice though, are applications from graduates who have been outside of study for over 2 years likely be considered seriously or not? I'm 24 and graduated in 2005 and want to apply for graduate schemes to start in 2008 which will means i'll have been out of education for 3 years.

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Sasha13

Yes, I think they are likely to consider you seriously - graduate schemes aren't necessarily there just for recent graduates - they're for people of 'graduate calibre'.

However, a lot will depend on what you've been doing in the three years since you graduated.

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