ST0320: Recruitment Consultant Level 3

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Predominantly employed within the recruitment sector, the Recruitment Consultant’s role is to identify and secure job opportunities within client organisations, attracting and managing candidates to successfully place them in jobs, in return for a fee, often a percentage of the hiring salary. A Recruitment Consultant may focus on the supply of permanent roles, temporary cover such as maternity or gap cover or a combination of both.

Typical responsibilities for a Recruitment Consultant are:

  • Identifying, qualifying and securing clients looking for candidates
  • Scouting, assessing and ultimately placing suitable candidates with client organisations
  • Developing and managing client/candidate relationships ensuring all parties remain satisfied. Building relationships is important to ongoing success
  • Following procedure and carrying out relevant processes to ensure industry codes of ethics and relevant legislation are adhered to

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Gateway requirements

The decision to take an apprentice through Gateway is made between the employer, training provider and apprentice, typically after 12 – 18 months on-programme.

The apprentice must have completed all on-programme elements before they enter Gateway, including:

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Level 3 Certificate in Principles of Recruitment Practice or Level 3 Certificate in Recruitment Resourcing

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Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Recruitment

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Achieved English and Maths Level 2

End-point Assessment (EPA) Criteria

The EPA consists of two assessment methods: a project assignment and a professional discussion.

Assessment Method
Duration
Grades
Project Assignment
Up to 5 weeks from PA issue date
Fail/Pass/Distinction
Professional Discussion
45 – 60 minutes
Fail/Pass/Distinction