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The London School of Business and Finance are offering a “No job, less fees” deal for graduates of their private school.
Any student who gets at least a 2:2 degree on the School’s Trium programme will be offered £2,500 of their fees back if they fail to secure a full time graduate job within six months of graduation.
The incentive is quite impressive and it will certainly attract a few undergraduates to boost the School’s current 16,000 students. However, it’s worth pointing out that since the degree lasts for three years with fees totalling close to £30,000, the £2,500 cashback offer might not actually be a great deal of comfort if you fail to find a graduate job after six months.
That said, no incentive is to be sniffed at, and one of the other huge benefits of the Trium programme at the London School of Business and Finance is that students also have access to an internship as part of the course.
Group managing director of the School, Valery Kisilevsky, said that an agreement had been reached with Accenture, the global management consultant, to take on 240 of their graduates.
Summing up the breadth of experience that students would receive from the Trium programme, Ms Kisilevsky said: “There are about 2 million graduates struggling to find jobs. It's not the quality of the degree or education that is the problem, but they are lacking certain skills. Having language skills and work experience are key aspects that will add to the undergraduate programme.”
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