Skill level of graduates

Approximately half our graduates...

Graduates have already joined PNC.

My Speech to the Finance Graduates

The University produced its first bachelor's degree graduates in 2003 and its first master's degree graduates in 2005.

The number of graduates for the same year was 9,927 graduates (5,891 WB, 4,036 GS 4,397 male, 5,530 female).

Until Boeun graduates from college, no grandchildren!

College graduates are not in short supply.

That is, in February, after he graduates.

70 of nursing graduates go overseas to work.

If not, then graduates from the same school?

Sometimes, new graduates were taken on before older ones.

After that the proportion of female graduates declines rapidly.

Also in June, the law graduates training programme of the Judicial Reform Commission produced, for the second year, 130 graduates, with support from UNDP.

Graduates of these educational institutions receive a secondary vocational education.

That's very surprising to me. And those are science graduates.

Figure 23 Distribution of graduates according to their study programme

Table 2 Basic entry level graduates of the TVET system

Dorothy Dale places all her graduates in the finest positions.

Participation of Lykeio graduates in programmes for acquiring working experience (STAGE).

From the scantily clad graduates, who included the country's top graduates as well as those who obtained their Masters and Phd degrees, Jaffar turns his attention to television advertisements.

For many graduates, these gaps will never be bridged in later life.

Among young people and recent graduates, the figure is more than double.

Indeed, the happiness will come when my country graduates from this group.

The majority of graduates of the higher education system obtain Bachelor s degrees.

The Ecuadorian Navy Academy (c. 1837), located in Salinas graduates the navy officers, and the Air Academy Cosme Rennella (c. 1920), also located in Salinas, graduates the air force officers.

Kalandia VTC in the West Bank has 450 500 students and produces on average 200 graduates annually, while Gaza Strip VTC has around 800 students and produces around 350 graduates annually.

Sami plans to get married as soon as he graduates from high school.

First, there is the growing problem of unemployment and underemployment among university graduates.

Commonly used to describe graduates of the Al Qaida training camps in Afghanistan.

It will be compulsory for new medical graduates to serve in rural areas.

Of the 226 graduates in 2002 03, 107 were hired by the Agency.

Egypt undertook a Microsoft super users training programme, specifically targeting young female graduates.

These are the graduates of the first Ecole de Charbon, or Charcoal Institute.

The mobility of university graduates is much higher than the mobility of unskilled workers.

Estimates of their numbers vary, but several thousand graduates of the Afghan camps survive.

This is true even considering that women form the majority of higher level graduates.

America will once again have the highest proportion of college graduates in the world.

But as there weren't too many jobs for graduates at that moment in time,

For the graduates, of course, this marks a clear ending and a clear beginning.

Instead of taking on graduates from the same year, each ministerial department was given a quota a limited number of young graduates were taken on, while others were forced to wait for several more years.

However, the majority of secondary school graduates of technical and vocational schools are boys (59 ).

In 2003, the Federal Bureau developed a programme for the employment of young university graduates.

In 2001 the Faculty of Law produced 14 graduates (masters), eight of whom were women.

The Faculty of Economics produced 14 business economics graduates (bachelors), including ten women (Figure 47).