GetHireIn Giving
GetHireIn was built on a simple belief: careers should not be built alone. That's why we commit a percentage of our profits to supporting educational charities that help young people access learning, career guidance and opportunity.
A percentage of profits committed to educational charities and student initiatives.
Every student deserves a fair chance to build their future. But for many young people, access to career support, mentoring, technology, guidance and opportunity is still uneven. GetHireIn exists to help close that gap.
As we grow, our success will support more than our platform. A percentage of our profits will be set aside to support educational charities and initiatives that help students and graduates move closer to meaningful employment.
Supporting charities that help young people access learning, training and development.
Helping students build confidence, skills, CVs, interview ability and employability.
Backing initiatives that connect young people with mentors, employers and real career routes.
We are committed to allocating a percentage of GetHireIn's profits to educational charities and student-focused initiatives.
As the company grows, we will publish updates on the organisations we support, the causes we contribute to, and the impact created through the GetHireIn Giving programme.
GetHireIn Giving will focus on charities and initiatives that align with our mission of improving access to education, employability and early-career opportunity.
We are especially interested in organisations that support:
Every GetHireIn partnership helps us build a stronger graduate careers community. It also helps us support wider educational causes through our giving commitment.
That means universities are not only investing in their own students and graduates. They are also helping extend opportunity to young people beyond their own campus.
GetHireIn is more than a graduate careers platform. It is a community built around opportunity, support and shared progress. If your university wants to improve graduate employability while supporting a wider mission for educational access, we would love to start the conversation.