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stellenanzeigen.de and Dito Media GmbH have agreed on a cooperation
through which stellenanzeigen.de becomes Premium Partner for
trainee programmes on studiVZ. Through the publication of the
job offers on studiVZ, stellenanzeigen.de significantly increases the reach
of job advertisements among the target group of students and
graduates.
In the job search engine of studiVZ (http://www.studivz.net/l/einstieg), all job offers placed at stellenanzeigen.de for graduates and
Young Professionals as well as all internship and trainee positions will be published from now on. For the trainee offerings, stellenanzeigen.de occupies a particularly attractive position for its customers: in the “Trainee” section, the advertisements from stellenanzeigen.de are displayed in first place ahead of the offerings of other job exchanges.
“Trainee programmes are an important component of a long-term oriented personnel work for many companies. By publishing our customers’ job offers on Germany’s largest student website, we ensure particularly good reach here. In this way, our customers precisely reach the specialists and managers of tomorrow,” says Michael Weideneder,
Managing Director of stellenanzeigen.de.
The cooperation with studiVZ continues a series of cooperations and initiatives with which stellenanzeigen.de systematically increases the reach among academically qualified young talent for the job advertisements placed on stellenanzeigen.de: For example, the magazine karriere is one of the print and online cooperation partners of the online job exchange, and all job advertisements have also been available in parallel on unicum.de for quite some time. Since the beginning of the year, stellenanzeigen.de has also specifically addressed students and graduates with image advertisements in karriere and Hochschulanzeiger. As media partner of the CampusTour, the online job exchange draws attention to itself twice a year among students at more than 88 universities in Germany.
