Ability for a sponsor to create a job/internship posting

[egnwd]

A simple CRUD based job posting "board". A sponsor, for the moment, can provide a link to their existing application form, or a contact email. The advert should contain the following information:

• Brief title (limit chars. to 50 ? )
• Extended description, we could break this up into skills, responsibilities, what you'll get from the internship (thoughts on that?)
• Start and end date/duration and how flexible that is
• Who they are looking for: freshers, 3rd year placement, grads etc.
• Salary (required field, non £0.00, no free labour!)

A sponsor should be able to view and edit their posts, and not see the posts from other sponsors, students should be able to see a aggregated list. (This could be split into 2 PRs)

[levex]

Hi,

On Tue, Aug 15, 2017 at 01:05:10AM -0700, Elliot Greenwood wrote: A simple [CRUD](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Create,_read,_update_and_delete) based job posting "board". A sponsor, for the moment, can provide a link to their existing application form, or a contact email. The advert should contain the following information: - Brief title (limit chars. to 50 _?_ )

Please limit the title, 50 chars seems sensible.

- Extended description, we could break this up into **skills**, **responsibilities**, **what you'll get from the internship** _(thoughts on that?)_

Could do a LinkedIn style dropdown, where by default you search for skills, but can add new ones. This way it also makes it searchable in case you are a student applying.

- Start and end date/duration _and how flexible that is_ - Who they are looking for: freshers, 3rd year placement, grads etc. - **Salary** (required field, non £0.00, no free labour!)

Make this a range, as this is often negotiated.

A sponsor should be able to view and edit their posts, and not see the posts from other sponsors, students should be able to see a aggregated list. (This could be split into 2 PRs)

... and it should be split into multiple PRs indeed. Thanks, Lev

[egnwd]

Could do a LinkedIn style dropdown, where by default you search for
skills, but can add new ones. This way it also makes it searchable in
case you are a student applying.

Nice idea, sounds good

Make this a range, as this is often negotiated.

Yep I agree 👍