Sentence examples for employed graduates from inspiring English sources

Given that the UK graduate job market is hardly at its healthiest - latest data from the Destinations of Leavers of Higher Education survey shows that the median salary of employed graduates from full-time courses six months after graduation was £20,000 - this means that many overseas students will be heading home shortly after handing their graduation gown and mortarboard back to the hire shop.

Headlines have focused on the 35% of employed graduates not in a "professional-level" job.

Mr Hewer also criticised law firms which only employed graduates from more traditional universities.

The reason Billy Beane, high-school graduate, could condescend to abstruse statistical arguments in Harvard Magazine was that he himself had, for several years, employed graduates of Harvard to make abstruse statistical arguments.

It says that asking previous graduates to contribute through the tax system or businesses that employed graduates to pay higher national insurance contributions were "both avenues that were not as promising as they appear at first".

Indeed, in the experiments which follow, employed graduates are earning on average 1.8 times the minimum wage, with very few earning exactly the minimum wage.

Furthermore, we employed graduate students, senior undergraduates, and research assistants.

Sally Hunt, UCU's general secretary, said: "Morrisons clearly recognises the benefit of employing graduates.

But the details on who is employing graduates did not bode well for their prospects, economists said.

"The reason why they only employ graduates with Oxbridge firsts is because they probably got Oxbridge firsts themselves," he said.

Sure enough, Thomas R. Rochon, president of Ithaca College, said his school often employs graduates from its bigger, friendly rival.