The phrase "employability for" is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to describe the quality or state of being employable, or having the necessary skills and qualifications to be hired for a job. Example: "The university's career center offers workshops and resources to improve students' employability for their future careers."
Findings from both contexts suggest a steer towards a neoliberal ideology with employability for employment being at the heart of it.
Having considered the findings and the direction of travel regarding the employability discourse, it is also worth mentioning the widening divide between employability (for employment) and curriculum (to enhance academic performance).
Keele University reported 100% employability for health professions (including oral and aural sciences and radiology).
Indeed, employability for engineers is a potent worry among young graduates.
That is why I have just asked all universities to provide statements on employability for their students".
Adrian Sewell is head of employability for modern Languages at the University of Southampton, and a lecturer in French and German language.
"There is a great need for increasing collaboration between universities and businesses," says Diamond. "This is good for student employability, good for businesses – as students are then ready to understand and work in industry – and it is good for ideas and research".
Recent technological advancements have created a demand for higher employability skills for engineering graduates.
The more confident we are about our effectiveness, the more trust the government of the day will have in our contribution to important agendas of diplomacy, of building trust, of education and research, of learning English, of skills for employability, of stability and tolerance within societies, of new and sustainable ideas for this uncertain world.
Entrepreneurship is thought as a means for employability, a motor for endogenous economic development and a crucial feature of developed, knowledge-driven economies.
I have also been able to shadow many people in their day-to-day roles and learn about the rigour they apply to issues such as employability skills for young people and providing council for residents.
