Sentence examples for creative graduates from inspiring English sources
"Creative graduates are no longer tied to just one segment of the employment landscape".
Intern magazine is an interesting place where like-minded creative graduates can go to find new opportunities and discuss issues that affect them.
As banks and big companies lay off their staff, the graduates of creative courses are well placed to ride out the economic downturn, according to the largest survey of creative graduates by the Institute for Employment Studies.
It reported earlier this year that fewer than one in 20 creative graduates was unemployed, and though their earnings were low – half earned £20,000 or less – their job satisfaction was high.
But it's not just political figures that are noticing the impact of privilege; research suggests that creative graduates who are trying to get jobs believe the creative workplace is only for a privileged few.
Based on what I learned from some very creative graduate students, I think your next home should have these six features.
Many of his own creative writing graduates first published in the series.
With a touch of embarrassment he also said that they were putting on an event called "Dragons Pen" with creative writing graduates from around the country going before a literary panel with their work.
"The companies we spoke to said that above all, they needed creative, ambitious graduates and entry-level employees able to work across digital communications and transmedia," says NTI Birmingham director Sara Middleton.
Too many of today's writers — the creative writing graduates, the beneficiaries of generous advances and foundation grants, and the habitués of literary festivals in exotic locations — are enlisted too quickly into society's privileged classes to remain, convincingly or for long, society's critics.
