
Early Careers Recruitment Consultant - South Africa (Remote) | Fixed-Term · Remote
Posted Jul 19, 2026 · Listing expires Sep 15, 2026
Compensation
Salary not disclosed
About the Company
Wilson Human Capital Group, Inc. is a recruitment agency specializing in talent acquisition and workforce solutions.
Responsibilities
- Design and deliver end-to-end Early Careers recruitment strategies
- Partner with Hiring Managers to define hiring needs and shape selection approaches
- Build and maintain proactive talent pipelines through various channels
- Manage full-cycle recruitment activity including screening and selection
- Deliver an inclusive and high-quality candidate experience
- Represent the organisation at careers fairs and university events
- Use data and insights to monitor pipeline health and inform hiring decisions
- Contribute to continuous improvement of Early Careers programmes
Requirements
- Experience delivering Early Careers, campus or high-volume recruitment
- Strong ability to build trusted relationships with Hiring Managers
- Demonstrated capability in sourcing and engaging early talent
- Strong understanding of structured assessment and selection methodologies
- Ability to manage multiple hiring programmes simultaneously
- Confident communication skills
- Experience using recruitment systems and data for decision-making
- Strong commitment to inclusive hiring practices
Skills & Tools
Full-cycle Recruiting
Candidate Sourcing
Data-driven Recruitment Strategies
Structured Assessment Methodologies
Additional Information
This is a fixed-term remote position based in South Africa.
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