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Discover Ludwig"fresh graduated" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It should be "recently graduated" or "newly graduated" as these are the correct adjectives to describe someone who has recently completed their studies. Example: "Samantha is a newly graduated nurse, excited to start her career in the medical field."
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In the past, many of these students chose to stay in the UK after graduation (also increasingly difficult for these fresh graduates to do due to visa rules) either in research teams in universities or by joining industry.
In today's highly competitive market, it is becoming increasingly difficult for fresh graduates to get hired for an ideal job right after graduation.
"A lot of fresh graduates leave.
The fresh graduates appear to be risk-takers too.
Each year, it hires about 1,200 fresh graduates.
If funds stretch to four people, he will hire a fresh graduate.
"You can also come in as a fresh graduate and study while you're working.
One of the employability skills lacking among fresh graduates is the practical skill needed for school-to-work transition.
The competence of fresh graduates of architecture has been continuously criticized by the industry for inadequate knowledge.
When experienced nurses and therapists quit, they were replaced by fresh graduates, he said.
Co-working spaces are mushrooming while start-ups are the go-to path for many talented fresh graduates.
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