Editorial Policy
How GradSharp researches, writes, updates and corrects graduate careers guidance.
GradSharp publishes practical graduate careers guidance for students and recent graduates applying in the UK, Ireland and selected study-to-work destinations. Our aim is to make careers information clearer, more specific and easier to use.
Who writes GradSharp?
GradSharp articles are published under the GradSharp Editorial Team. This is a brand-led editorial model. We use it to keep the focus on the quality, usefulness and maintenance of the guidance rather than on a personal profile.
How articles are researched
Our articles are built from public employer careers pages, graduate scheme information, official guidance, university careers material, market patterns and common applicant questions. Where employer names are mentioned, this does not mean GradSharp is affiliated with or endorsed by those employers.
For immigration, visa, permit, eligibility, salary, deadline or policy-sensitive topics, we aim to check current official sources before publication and use cautious wording where rules can change.
How we write
GradSharp avoids vague advice where possible. We aim to explain what applicants can actually do: how to structure a CV, how to compare graduate schemes, what to check before applying, and where students should be careful about timing, eligibility or work permission.
We do not publish a new article just because a keyword looks attractive. New articles should add a distinct search intent, audience, sector, country, route, employer process or practical decision point. If a proposed article would answer the same question as an existing GradSharp article, we prefer to update the existing article instead.
Duplicate-content and quality controls
Before publishing new content, GradSharp checks the existing article index and strategy index to reduce repetition and avoid thin supporting pages. Articles should be useful as standalone guidance, include natural internal links where relevant, and add practical value through examples, checklists, tables, comparisons or decision frameworks.
Updates and corrections
Graduate schemes, employer requirements, sponsorship rules and application deadlines can change. We review and update guidance when we identify changes or receive a correction request. If you spot something that looks outdated or unclear, contact us at contact@gradsharp.com.
Limits of our guidance
GradSharp provides general careers information only. It is not legal, immigration, financial, academic or guaranteed employment advice. For visa, sponsorship, work-permission, salary, tax or legal decisions, always check official sources or speak to a qualified adviser.
Independence
GradSharp is an independent editorial website. We may discuss employers, universities, sectors, schemes or public bodies, but those references are for guidance and context only. They should not be read as endorsement, partnership or official representation.
Advertising and commercial content
If GradSharp uses advertising, affiliate links or sponsored content in the future, we will aim to make that clear to readers. Editorial guidance should remain useful even when a page contains ads or commercial links.
Contact
For corrections, article suggestions or editorial questions, contact contact@gradsharp.com.