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Students are the most flexible actor of the recruitment process and they are trying to adjust to the emergent needs of the market. Many graduates try to bridge the gap in their skills by taking courses. They are following “trends” and look for alternative ways of obtaining skills in order to increase employability. However, the confusion around the broad range of available options leads to them blindly picking courses that may have no impact on their employability.

Making a blind choice about the course they want to take does not help graduates in improving their chances to get employed. Students often make their decisions based on their peers' choices or based on a courses rating. Graduates who have never been employed cannot be expected to fully understand the skills an industry really needs. Therefore students waste time and money on courses that have no impact on their employability.