Sentence examples for graduate data from inspiring English sources
Sinyangwe, a 25-year-old Stanford graduate, data scientist and policy analyst, had the necessary skills-set to fill the gap.
Y Combinator Winter Summer 2012 graduate Data Nitro (formerly known as IronSpread) has a simple proposition: it enables you to to use the popular programming language Python in Microsoft Excel.
A cross-sectional, descriptive analysis was conducted, using enrolment and graduate data for the three medical schools in Gauteng.
Later two graduate laboratory technologists and one graduate data administrator were recruited and the laboratory manager and the laboratory supervisor, who had prior experience in TB culture procedures, trained them.
Price and Weiner also examined graduate data from 1960 to 1994 and found that a large proportion of medical graduates in this period had also worked mainly in the private sector in South Africa, with only their initial work years spent in the public health sector in South Africa (21).
CHART: Percentage of College Graduates: Data come from a Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life survey conducted in 2007.
Despite high unemployment numbers for recent college graduates, data from the National Association of Colleges and Employers shows that the average salary for 2012 graduates is on the rise, Forbes reports.
The government is intent on pushing for a competitive marketised system, in which measures like the Tef will assess teaching according to student (customer) feedback and graduate earnings data.
An audience member queried the idea of linking of graduate salary data to the Tef, asking about the impact of those who choose to work in less lucrative industries.
To begin with, it considers and compares the labour market position of migrants and natives within a group of 11 European countries using high quality graduate cohort data.
The AAU hopes this spring to begin its own 5-year effort to collect graduate education data from its 59 members, which include most of the country's research powerhouses.
