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<p>The Fast Stream responds to the needs of government departments and professions
who request the number of Fast Stream entrants they require. These are called ‘bids’.
Our marketing attraction campaign targets specific audiences to meet those needs.</p><p>The
Fast Stream marketing campaign targets science and engineering graduate applications
through paid media channels; advertising on job sites such as <a href="https://www.stemgraduates.co.uk/"
target="_blank">STEM graduates</a>, <a href="https://www.statsjobs.com/" target="_blank">Stats
Jobs</a>, Economist jobs and with the New Scientist; ensuring a Civil Service presence
at the ‘Ultimate STEM Graduate Recruitment Fair’; and posting <a href="https://faststream.blog.gov.uk/category/civil-service-fast-stream/science-and-engineering/"
target="_blank">blogs</a> and content targeting science and engineering graduates
on our social media channels.</p><p>Furthermore the campus outreach programme involves
Year 2 Fast Streamers sharing their Civil Service experiences on campuses including
those with science and engineering faculties.</p><p>The attached Civil Service Fast
Stream: Annual Report 2017-2018 shows appointments of candidates with a science and
engineering degree background have increased from 13.5% in 2016 to 19.7% in 2018.</p><p>
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