Students create a profile
Students upload their transcript and résumé, verified by their school, so Aptly can understand their skills.
Students create a profile verified by their school, so recruiters can find the students whose skills best fit each job.
Traditional recruiting starts with applications. Aptly uses school-verified information to rank the students whose skills best match each job.
| Problem | Traditional recruiting | Aptly |
|---|---|---|
| Too many applications | Recruiters sort through hundreds or thousands of applications for every job. | The strongest matches are ranked before a large application pile forms. |
| Hiring depends on who applies | Students apply again and again, while employers only see those who apply. | Students create a profile, and employers can find them when their skills fit the job. |
| Slow candidate review | Recruiters spend too long sorting applications before meeting strong candidates. | The most relevant students appear first, so recruiters can begin interviews sooner. |
| Great students get missed | Strong students are overlooked because of timing, résumé wording, or school name. | Students are matched by their skills and how well they are expected to perform in the job. |
| Résumés are hard to trust | Résumés can be polished with AI and may not show what someone can do. | Verified transcripts provide clearer evidence of each student’s skills and abilities. |
| AI decisions are unclear | Many tools give candidates a score without clearly explaining the reason. | Aptly uses economic models with clear inputs and shows why each student matches the job. |
Traditional recruiting
Recruiters sort through hundreds or thousands of applications for every job.Aptly
The strongest matches are ranked before a large application pile forms.How it works
Students show what they can do, employers share what they need, and Aptly brings them together
Students upload their transcript and résumé, verified by their school, so Aptly can understand their skills.
Employers add the job, explain its main tasks, and choose the skills someone needs to succeed in the role.
Aptly compares each student with the job, ranks the strongest matches, and shows why each student fits.
Recruiters review the strongest matches, speak with qualified students, and choose the right person.
For students
Join Aptly once, get matched with jobs that fit your skills, and hear directly from recruiters who want to meet you.
Upload your transcript and resume once to join Aptly without entering the same information for every job.
Aptly finds jobs that fit your skills, including roles you may not have found or applied to yourself.
When your skills fit a role, an interested recruiter can contact you directly and invite you to interview.
After the interview, the employer can send you an offer for a job that matches your skills and goals.
For employers
Aptly finds strong interns, co-op students, and new graduates based on their real coursework, skills, and experience, giving you a focused shortlist and a clear reason why each student fits.
Request DemoInstead of reading hundreds of applications, begin with a focused group of students whose skills, coursework, and experience match what the job actually needs.
A great student may have the right skills even when their degree title, previous job, or résumé wording does not look like the obvious match. Aptly helps you find those students before they are overlooked.
Aptly gives you access to students based on their potential and demonstrated skills, even before they have applied to your company or started looking at the same roles as everyone else.
Résumés can leave out important details and can be written to sound stronger than they are. Aptly looks at coursework, academic results, projects, and experience so you can see the evidence behind a student’s skills.
Aptly helps with the slow work of finding and comparing students, so recruiters can spend more time speaking with candidates, learning who they are, and deciding who will succeed on the team.
Aptly compares each role with verified student skills, coursework, and experience, then shows the strongest matches and why they fit
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Help more students get noticed across programs, including those who may not have strong networks or know which jobs to apply for.
Match students with internships, co-op placements, and new-graduate roles based on their courses, grades, skills, and experience.
Give employers an easier way to discover qualified students across your institution and a stronger reason to keep hiring from your school.
Add a skills-based way to connect students and employers alongside advising, job boards, career fairs, and existing career programs.
See which skills, courses, and areas of knowledge matter most for early-career roles as the labour market changes.
For institutions
Aptly helps employers discover students based on what they have learned and what they can do, while giving institutions clearer insight into the skills companies want.
Request MeetingAptly uses verified student information and clear economic models to match students with jobs in a way employers can understand and trust.
Aptly uses verified courses and grades instead of relying only on résumés, keywords, or self-reported claims.
Employers can see why a student fits the job, which skills support the match, and how the recommendation was made.
Aptly uses clear economic models instead of black-box AI, so the matching process is easier to understand, review, and improve.
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