Sentence examples for Practical graduates from inspiring English sources

I paused to make it more practical: "graduates, we can negotiate the little things, chores, purchases and even some parenting decisions, but no one should ask you to relinquish what you love and value.

Pinter was an all-round man of the theatre of a kind we're unlikely to see again: a practical graduate of weekly rep and touring theatre who all the time nursed his own private vision of the universe.

My mother sent me to an entree program that taught recent college graduates practical skills like typing and taking dictation.

The paper also follows on the practical experiences of graduates in the labour market.

It seems predictable that experienced nurses have better knowledge and practical skills than graduating nurses.

Writer Tanya de Grunwald's advice was practical, sensible and encouraged graduates to take ownership of their job search.

In Ghana, Mr. Awuah realized that most college graduates lacked practical training in their own fields, making them unemployable on the job market.

In any case, occupational skills in combination with practical experience prepare IVET graduates for entering employment in the corresponding occupation, but broad training might allow for greater occupational mobility than specific trainings as the provided skills are more general and thus the loss of occupation-specific skills when switching occupations might be smaller (Eggenberger et al. 2015).

Japan has the same problem, producing too many college graduates without practical skills, but Japan also has 57 colleges of technology, collectively called Kosen, that produce about 50,000 graduates each year from a standard five-year program.

The graduates cited practical and emotional support from supervisors and colleagues as a factor that aided their transition to advanced practice roles.

Registrars were successful graduates seeking practical experience and the strengths that supervisors brought to the training program were in facilitating learning in a real world setting and in developing registrars' consultation skills, clinical reasoning and professional behaviour.