He reckons that over 80% of employable students are outside the top 100 campuses, where potential employers do not look for them.Varun hopes that the AMCAT will give these invisible students a cheap and effective way to catch employers' attention.
Of these, Brundage sa id 85% – almost 600,000 – are unemployed even though many of them are employable.
We need to establish definitively what's behind this huge waste of competent, employable women.
Yet it is crucial that I demonstrate the ability to teach a wide range of courses in order to look employable when I finish my thesis.
Although he wasn't expecting to make any money, his idea was to learn employable skills by running a website that functioned almost like a business, serving dynamic requests to a variety of users.
"We are trying to help people who are employable who have what we consider to be needless hurdles put in their way by employers, not in any kind of malicious way, but by kind of not really thinking about the hurdles that do exist," said Tom Brundage, director of the UK operation.
Apprenticeship schemes may help at the margins by making youngsters more employable, but they will not substitute for economic recovery.
In the absence of qualified entry-level workers, some companies have started using prison labour.In this workers' market, anyone with a measurable pulse and two fingers to peck at a keyboard is employable.
But how many questions must a student answer correctly to be considered "employable" by an IT firm?
By his own logic, an immigration system that allows in only highly employable foreigners would still not be strict enough.I have a final beef with this speech.
Of 700,000 engineering graduates in India each year, he reckons only 3% are employable without many months of post-recruitment training.
