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The key graduate employers in hospitality, leisure and tourism
Whether you want to work for a world-renowned hotel chain or end up running your own pub, there’s a range of graduate employers out there with plenty to offer.
Analytical skills: the ability to make sense of data
Graduates who demonstrate their analytical thinking during a job interview or assessment centre will stand out from other candidates.
Product development scientist: job description
Product or process development scientists/technologists are responsible for researching and developing new production processes, and modifying existing manufacturing systems to improve overall efficiency and profitability.
Retail buyer: job description
Retail buyers identify, select and purchase stock that matches the retailer’s requirements.
Neurodivergent graduates: thrive at KPMG
Discover why KPMG has become a top employer for neurodivergent students and graduates.
Facilities manager: job description
Facilities managers make sure buildings, their grounds and infrastructures are safe, well maintained and secure.
Doctor (hospital): job description
Hospital doctors examine patients and diagnose and treat medical conditions.
Agricultural manager: job description
Agricultural managers – also known as farm managers – supervise work on farms and make sure the enterprise is profitable.
Database administrator: job description
Database administrators are responsible for managing access to systems that store company information.
Information systems manager: job description
Information systems managers are responsible for ensuring that all IT systems, applications, hardware and software in an organisation are secure and effective.
Estate agent: job description
Estate agents oversee renting, buying and selling of properties.
QA analyst: job description
Quality assurance (QA) analysts are responsible for the final quality checks on games, websites and software before they are released to customers.
