You did the years. You got the degree. It’s still not enough.

Let’s level the playing field.

  1. What you haveReads your modules, projects and work
  2. What’s wantedChecks them against graduate adverts
  3. What’s missingPlans a short, free project for each gap

Free for students, in beta for computing courses. Your CV is read on your device. The demos use made-up people and save nothing. Or build your own plan.

  • Graduate software developer · SOC 2134
  • Web developer · SOC 2134
  • Mobile app developer · SOC 2134
  • Game developer · SOC 2134
  • Junior machine learning engineer · SOC 2134
  • Data analyst · SOC 3544
  • Software tester / QA engineer · SOC 2136
  • Cyber security analyst · SOC 2135
  • Network engineer · SOC 2137
  • Cloud / DevOps engineer · SOC 2139
  • IT business analyst · SOC 2133
  • UX / UI designer · SOC 2141
  • Multimedia designer · SOC 2142
  • IT project support officer · SOC 3543
  • Database administrator · SOC 3133
  • IT support technician · SOC 3132
  • IT trainer · SOC 3573
  • Secondary computing teacher · SOC 2313

The problem

Graduate jobs have never been harder to get.

  • 140applications for every graduate job. A record high.
    Student AssistSee the roles your own evidence already fits, so you apply where you stand out.
  • −8%fewer graduate hires by ISE employers than the year before.
    Student AssistFewer places means no room for guessing: a plan that closes the exact gaps employers ask for.
  • 1 in 4employed graduates aren't in a high-skilled job 15 months after graduating.
    Student AssistEvery role is marked when it counts as professional work, before you spend weeks on it.

Sources: Institute of Student Employers, Student Recruitment Survey 2025 (140 applications per vacancy, p.11; graduate hires down 8%, or 4% excluding three outliers); HESA Graduate Outcomes 2022/23 (76% of employed graduates in high-skilled work).

How it works · Students

From the course you're on to the offer you want.

Chapter 1 of 5

Your course

Pick your degree. Your modules become evidence straight away.

ExampleModules in, skills out
  • Database SystemsSQLData modelling
  • Software EngineeringTestingGit
  • Machine LearningPythonStatistics
14 skills found
How it worksModules in, skills out
  • Every module on your course is mapped to the skills employers name.
  • Projects and part-time work count too, and they count for more.
  • Your CV is read on your device. The file itself is never uploaded.

Rather see it for yourself?

Pick a made-up student and watch the matcher build their plan, or start your own. No sign-in needed.

For universities

See how your course lands before Graduate Outcomes tells you.

The OfS B3 progression measure counts graduates in professional work, SOC 2020 groups 1 to 3. Student Assist shows how many of a course's students are on track for it now, while there is still time to help, and which skills the course could help them show.

Open the course view
52%on track for professional work
A made-up Software Engineering cohort. Of the 25 students who share their progress, 13 are on track, 6 building, 6 drifting. "On track" is an early signal for the B3 measure, not the measure itself.

Let's get your plan sorted.

See it first as a made-up student or a made-up course team, with no sign-in and nothing saved. Or start your own plan, free.