Sentence examples for enable graduates from inspiring English sources

A placement at any company should enable graduates to obtain transferable skills.

Some have schemes which enable graduates to apply with lower UCAS points depending on their personal situation before they went to university.

Since first sponsoring Graduate Fashion Week  in 2011, George has developed a range of initiatives to enable graduates to evolve into employed designers.

Ms. D'Amico said Regional School is also developing a vocational program on indoor plant care that will enable graduates to work for companies that maintain plantings in offices, malls and other settings.

But American competitiveness also depends on students' acquiring a wide range of general knowledge that provides critical thinking and communication skills that will enable graduates to take up new jobs — jobs that we can't imagine today.

Ms. D'Amico said Regional School is also developing a vocational program on indoor plant care that will enable graduates to work for companies that maintain plantings in offices, malls and other places/ Horticulture, said Ms. D'Amico, works in a variety of ways.

"It is striking … that there is nothing in the UK that can compare with the US government's federal loans scheme, to enable graduate students to finance their study.

These new skills enable graduate students and postdocs to enter the next stage of their careers better informed and equipped to adapt to challenges the academic or nonacademic world sends their way.

The most affluent groups in society benefit disproportionally from generously subsidised university education enabling graduates to earn on average an extra $1 million during their lifetimes: raise deferred contribution fees.

The proposal could have a significant impact on health care reform if community colleges expand training opportunities into nursing, addressing the work-force shortage in the field by enabling graduates to fill the 587,000 new nursing jobs that are expected to be created between 2006 and 2016.

This pay-later model enables graduates to pursue lower-paying, high-satisfaction or public interest career pathways.