Sentence examples for exceptional graduates from inspiring English sources

Could we attract exceptional graduates and career changers into a demanding and socially valuable job?

We want to see a programme that attracts and prepares exceptional graduates to be outstanding social workers and I believe this goes with the grain of other reforms.

We run 6 to 8 week internships and have taken on many exceptional graduates who have shown entrepreneurial skills and had real energy and drive.

In May, Google unveiled a plan to invest in computer science teachers via the Teach First charity, which puts "exceptional" graduates on a six-week training programme before deploying them to schools where they teach for a two-year period.

Inclusivity needs to extend beyond those exceptional graduates, to include all those men and women not dressed in blue but in uniforms for the battlefield, those who gave their lives In Iraq and Afghanistan and those who need care and jobs and educational opportunities when they return.

The officers, Board of Directors, and staff of UJA-Federation of New York mourn with profound sadness the loss of Hannah Engle, an exceptional graduate intern and member of the UJA-Federation family whose intelligence, spirit, and passionate devotion to the Jewish community overflowed with a warmth that profoundly impacted all she touched.

She is surrounded everyday by the very brightest peers, she will be part of an incredible alumni network, and she has had some really exceptional graduate teaching assistants.

The University's Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning also awards Wallenberg Scholarships to exceptional undergraduate and graduate students, many of which are given to enable students to broaden their study of architecture to include work in distant locations.

If you have a Bachelors degree (and not a Masters), be prepared to prove exceptional potential for graduate research.

In the UK, investors, entrepreneurs, people with exceptional talent and some graduate students or graduate entrepreneurs can apply for a point-based visa system.

Yet such large investment is perceived as both economically feasible and justified by the occasional unearthing of exceptional talent; 15 Manchester City Academy graduates have been capped at senior international level, and one, Shaun-Wright Phillips, was sold by the club for £21 million.