From Tier 4 to Tier 2 General Advice. Is it very difficult?

[tier2hopefull]

I am going to graduate with an undergraduate MA degree next year and I want to stay here for work. I have been in the UK for 7 years now. I am going to graduate from a prestigious university if that helps. My degree is in International Relations. Probably will get a Class.
I know the process to apply for the visa. What's unclear to me is how difficult it is to get a sponsorship licence? Are companies m very flexible about the job and the pay isn't very important.
Also, can a legal advisor help me find a sponsor? Is it a service they can provide? Or do they just help with submitting your application to the home office? Many thanks in advance

[Djsuccess]

Transition from tier 4 to tier 2 is one of the easiest routes provided you get a job with a company with sponsorship licence and willing to pay adequate salary. Things are changing quickly and more changes might be put in place in future to tighten tier 4 to tier 2. You can check the tier 2 sponsors' register and use it for your job search. It is also possible for a company to apply for sponsorship licence so don't limit your job search to those already registered. All the best.

[tier2hopefull]

Transition from tier 4 to tier 2 is one of the easiest routes provided you get a job with a company with sponsorship licence and willing to pay adequate salary. Things are changing quickly and more changes might be put in place in future to tighten tier 4 to tier 2. You can check the tier 2 sponsors' register and use it for your job search. It is also possible for a company to apply for sponsorship licence so don't limit your job search to those already registered. All the best.

Thank you very much for your reply. Of course, if you have a job offer and sponsorship then the rest isn't very difficult. My concern is if it is very difficult to get sponsorship.