Sentence examples for contract graduates from inspiring English sources

At the end of the training contract, graduates will be able to apply for any available professionally-qualified, permanent roles within the Environment Agency.

The protégé project is an initiative where creative businesses offer short-term paid contracts to graduates.

The game has changed profoundly since Cueto signed his first professional contract after graduating from Manchester Metropolitan University with a degree in sports science.

Robert Berne, vice president of N.Y.U. for academic affairs, said negotiating the first-ever private university contract with graduate students would not be easy.

The Edinburgh-born 21-year-old, who is on a retainer with Cricket Scotland, has signed a summer contract after graduating from the county's Academy.

Jennifer Reed, an associate professor in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at University of Wisconsin-Madison, said on White House Chronicle that universities contract with graduate students for five years, but the federal grants for research, when they get them, can be for less time.

After implementation, some big hospitals in the city that formerly were overstaffed refused to take more contracted new graduates.

This includes PhD students, post-docs, researchers with insecure contracts and graduate or undergraduate technicians.

The 22-year-old has been involved in the first team this season, having been retained on summer contracts since graduating from the academy in 2007.

Likely, if the company is going to turn those around, it is going to need to start signing contracts with graduate programs at a faster rate than its current speed.

Friends will be signing contracts for graduate schemes and securing jobs in the city.