'employable in' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's ability or availability for work in a particular field, industry, or area of knowledge. For example, "He is highly employable in the software engineering field due to his experience and impressive credentials."
You will be learning skills that are beneficial to employers, with the aim of making you more employable in the future.
The growth of the sharing economy through the likes of Airbnb, Uber and Airtasker is changing what it means to be an employee and has created employment, in some cases, for people who may not have been employable in a more traditional workplace system.
"Students are not automatically employable in decent jobs.
Confident that his bilingual abilities made him employable, in 1995 he moved the family to Detroit.
"I just wanted to ensure that I was employable in the US," she said.
I mean, ultimately, if it doesn't work out, if they were employable in the first place, they'll still be employable afterward, and they'll be able to do something.
As we see year after year, the most employable and in-demand jobs – nursing, veterinary work, engineering, etc – aren't always considered the most exciting and popular degree choices.
Managing director Jean said: "Placing students into UK companies working on Chinese-based projects, make the internships particularly relevant and make the students highly employable, both in the UK and back in China.
Only five of the 17 high schools in the San Francisco Unified School District offer computer science classes, meaning that students are missing out on learning highly employable skills in web development despite living in the global capital of the technology industry.
Some scientists are learning languages outside their course requirements to make themselves more employable.Meanwhile, in September 2014 the government mandated that all primary schools must teach a language.
Likud Prime Ministers, beginning with Begin, have used defense budgets, and their command over infrastructure, to shore up some of the least employable Israelis in brazenly discriminatory ways.
