There’s nothing worse than a ten step application process when trying to balance university and preparing for interviews. Nobody wants to go through a long and daunting assessment centre and a million tests.
That’s why we aim to make the application process to the Halo Grad Scheme as simple as possible. We’ve streamlined our recruitment process to ensure that candidates are evaluated efficiently without unnecessary hurdles, minimising barriers to entry and ensuring that everyone has an equal opportunity to join us.
The first step in the application process for Halo Grad Scheme is submitting your CV and cover letter online.
Here, we want you to showcase your academic achievements, work experience, and any extracurricular activities that demonstrate your skills and potential. We want an insight into how your experiences and motivations align with the role.
If your CV catches the attention of the hiring team, you’ll likely be booked into a screening call to discuss your application in more detail. This is an opportunity for the company to learn more about your background and why you’ve applied to Halo, as well as for you to ask any questions you may have about the role or the company culture.
If you pass the screening call, you may be invited for an in-person interview at our Stowmarket office. This is largely an opportunity for us to get to know you, and get a feel for how you would fit in with the team, and for you to showcase your skills and personality. You’ll also get to have a look around the office to see how we all work, and help you determine whether Halo is a good fit for you (and, of course, check our slide and the office bar!).
After the interview, the hiring team will have a chat about your suitability for the role, and get in touch to let you know whether you’ve been offered a role in the graduate scheme. If you’re successful, we’ll arrange a date for you to begin your journey at Halo. We have small groups of graduates joining at the beginning of each month, so you’ll get the option to start sooner or later, depending on your studies and future plans.
