Sentence examples for disabled graduates from inspiring English sources

In 2012, 71% of disabled graduates had gained employment compared with 42% of disabled non-graduates.

Research carried out by the Equality Challenge Unit last year showed that the prospects of disabled graduates are significantly better than those of non-graduates.

Ms. Zimmerman said the charter school idea came about "when I realized that the disabled graduates of the preschool would have no place to go but nowhere".

Neil McClanahan, an HR manager and a leg amputee, explains that this mismanagement has translated to a lack of specific advice available to disabled graduates and jobseekers.

LINDA LEE Other Scholarships FEW scholarships are available specifically for the learning disabled, but some individual colleges and universities offer them, often sponsored by learning disabled graduates or their parents.

Susan Scott-Parker, founder and chief executive of the Business Disability Forum, says: "Nine per cent of disabled graduates achieve first-class honours, which explains why many of our companies are now reaching out to them".

"A website like this is a one stop shop to answer all of a disabled graduate's questions," says Dan Smith, who lost his vision 15 months ago over the course of two weeks.

What should the government say to a bright young disabled graduate unable to save more than £23,000 towards a home of her own because anything more will be taken to pay for the "privilege" of getting up, having breakfast and answering emails?

Traci Powell, a postdoctoral fellow in the Seeding Postdoctoral Innovators in Research and Education SPIREE) Program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, talks about the additional challenges she had to face as a disabled graduate student.

Peter's story is recounted on Premia, a new, UK-based Web resource that aims to help disabled graduate students get through their research degree and to guide them to rewarding careers.

But "once a disabled person graduates, their chance of employment is around the same as everyone else".