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Each Thursday Career will carry 24 pages of jobs, career advice and features for Graduates and Managers with salaries up to £55,000.
Through Career in The Times, you will gain unrivalled coverage of the following audiences in the daily quality market.
- Young and affluent - 18% more ABC1 under 45’s than The Guardian
- Educated - 15,000 more employed/studying people with a degree than The Guardian
- Ambitious - 26% more people with the drive to get to the top than The Guardian
- Influential - 27% more British opinion leaders than the FT
- Business People - 49% more business people than the FT
- Final year students - with 27% readership amongst final year students, The Times is their paper of choice, above The Guardian (22%)
And more who work in:
- Retail - The Times reaches 21% of business people in retail, 92% more than the nearest competitor (The Daily Telegraph)
- Sales and Marketing - 63,000 business people whose primary area of responsibility is media/marketing or sales 17% more than the nearest competitor (The Daily Telegraph)
- HR/Personnel - 116,000 actively involved in HR , 34,000 more than the nearest competitor (The Daily Telegraph)
- IT and Telecom - The Times is market leader at reaching under 45s working in computer related activities in the daily quality market.
Source: IPSOS Compact readership study spring 2004 Thursday appointments research summer 2004; NRS April 2003-March 2204 TGI April 2003 – March 2004 EOLS 2003 UK Graduate Careers Survey 2004.
For more information contact your Times Representative on 0207 481 4481.
To find out more about advertising in The Times Career Section, click here to view our rates.
Search our online Career Database for examples of typical positions.
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