Sentence examples for employable knowledge from inspiring English sources
Regarding the normative-ontological field, the Max-Planck-Institute was limited in its political advisory capacity but fulfilled autonomously the "war consequences" study that combined computer simulations and qualitative scenarios and produced employable knowledge.
If one looks at the knowledge formats and methods of futures research offered for scientific policy advice, the exponents of a critical-emancipatory approach (such as Jungk) did not regard it as its principal aim to generate employable knowledge but rather to focus on the critical public and to discuss alternative futures with the "citizen".
Career experts agree that in the current economy, workers -- including those who have jobs -- must constantly acquire new skills and knowledge to stay employable.
"Students have varying degrees of knowledge — they are being made employable".
Since the 1980s there was a gradual shift in the focus of Western universities from the production of academic knowledge to the fostering of employable candidates ready to compete in the 'dog eats dog' environment of late capitalism [36].
On that point, I should say it is those with the right skills, knowledge and experience who are most employable in any sector.
"Because of their broad knowledge," Chu says, HTS scientists "are very employable".
In a classical education, the liberal arts represent a body of thought and a way of thinking about the world; in a more immediate sense, the acquisition of a broad area of knowledge is likely to make students more employable as graduates are not likely to earn a living from the sale of their artwork immediately upon leaving school.
Dear Avril, I am sure that your ideal job is out there, but you may not be able to step straight into it after your PhD, so it is important that your first job builds on the skills and knowledge that you have already started to develop to make you more employable.
