Click on the add job button in your profile. Here you can add the title, job description, dates, pay rate, number of hours, the address and an additional information. Once you are happy with all of the information you have provided you simply click the add button at the bottom. Once this is done your…

Udrafter is a platform that gives job posters an opportunity to have greater budgetary flexibility in their business. Whilst we give job posters an opportunity to set their own rate of pay for a student completing work, there are certain legal requirements we need to adhere by. The minimum rate allowed to be posted on…

Live jobs will expire once the start date of the project has passed – this means the project is not visible to students. To make the job visible again to students you must edit the projects start date to a day in the future.

Once your project  has been posted it then becomes live on the projects list for students to view and apply. You will be notified when each student applies. You can then review their profile, qualifications and work history as well as message them using the message function.

Great news! Your project is getting a lot of applications. We recommend reviewing the students profile, including reviews, qualifications and work history to ensure the student is the right person for the job. You can also get a better sense if they are the right fit by using the messaging function to ask them questions…

Simply select a student profile from your list of applications on your project post, scroll to the bottom of the page and select Offer Job. The student will then receive a notification that you have made them an offer for the job to be completed, where they can choose to accept or reject the offer.

A business is the only entity who can cancel any given job. The cancel features can be found by clicking on the job in which you wish to cancel and selecting the cancel job button. From here you will follow the cancellation procedure steps. Businesses should refrain from deleting the project completely without informing students…

• Look out for job posters posting jobs to be completed at strange times of the day.• Be wary of unusually high pay rates for jobs and for jobs that are asking for someone immediately.• Jobs that are not relevant to your degree such as deliveries, moving boxes, odd jobs like cleaning, academic proofreading or…

You will be able to message the student through the inbox messaging function if there are any further details you require before the work is carried out. Once the student arrives to complete the job, you must ask them to present their student ID to verify that their profile matches their ID.