Sentence examples for fair graduates from inspiring English sources

Now in its 36th year, the fair takes place on 23 June and 24 June at the Business Design Centre, London — and is widely regarded as the only recruitment fair graduates will need to attend this summer.

The students' union president TJ Esubiyi has recently been elected for a second year as president of the students' union at Kingston where he studied for a music degree as a mature student My hope is that the Browne review recommends a fair graduate tax that isn't simply a rebranding of what already exists, but a fee that is fair and free at the point of entry.

Do you think it's fair that graduates are expected to bridge the gap between university and work earning little or no money?

Simon Dixon, managing director of Benedix, who offer training and consultancy for those who want to work in banking and finance, said: "This fair gives graduates the opportunity to meet people face to face and also to get into the mindset of the corporate world.

"I feel as though I've just graduated," she told Vanity Fair last year.

You just said you think it would be fairer for graduates to pay.

That's why this referendum is potentially more significant than any careers fair or graduate recruitment programme you might consider this year.

And at the University of Minnesota, Paul Timmins, director of career services for the college of liberal arts, said more employers showed up at a spring job fair for graduating seniors this year than last.

To be fair, some graduate programs have increased their curricular options to allow students to explore other career paths.

And from craft fairs she graduated to farmers' markets.

They used some of the proceeds from the sale to hire Rabbi Yonah Levant, 32, a chatty, fair-haired graduate of Yeshiva University.