Restricted spaces
Clinical simulation suites, clean rooms and working labs cannot take a tour group. In VR they can take everyone.
Universities and outreach
JobBox lets universities put applicants inside the lab, the studio, the ward and the career the course leads to. It runs on open days, at schools you visit, and at every recruitment event for the rest of the year.
Trusted by Warwick and Coventry

The honest bit
Open day tours are weather dependent, capacity limited and often skip the rooms that actually sell the course. Outreach visits are worse, because you arrive with a stand and a slide deck.
Clinical simulation suites, clean rooms and working labs cannot take a tour group. In VR they can take everyone.
The students least likely to visit campus are the ones you most want to reach. Take the campus to their school instead.
Applicants want to know where the degree ends up. Show them the job, not a graduate destinations table.
How it works
Two travel cases, ten headsets, no wifi needed. Any ambassador can run it after a five minute handover.
We film the rooms and activities that convince people, from simulation suites to studios to field work.
Current students explaining their course in their own words is the single most persuasive asset you own.
Open days, applicant days, school assemblies, UCAS fairs and community events, all from the same box.
JobBox+ handles updates and device management, so your team never becomes an IT department.
Proof
"We put around 200 students through the Fusion Lab on a single open day, and the queue was for the headsets."
University of Warwick
Warwick use JobBox in the Fusion Lab for open days and tech festivals. Coventry use it to prepare healthcare students for placement. Two very different jobs, one box.
Read the University of Warwick story
What you get
Every box includes Meta Quest 3 headsets, a branded VR charge case, a travel case, an integrated router and the JobBox careers app pre installed, so applicants also see real jobs across dozens of industries.
Boxes from £995, and roughly £5.74 per candidate over a three year term.
Questions we get asked
Yes. Coventry use immersive films to prepare students before placement, which means the same investment serves admissions and teaching.
Films are short, seated and can be viewed without controllers. We are experienced working with neurodivergent participants and see VR as a support, not a barrier.
JobBox+ does. Updates, content changes and device management are handled remotely, and you can stop any time.
Six weeks from sign off to box in hand is standard, subject to hardware stock.
Book a demo and we will bring the headsets to your campus.