Sentence examples for graduate learning from inspiring English sources

Thus he shows Guy, a naive film-school graduate, learning the industry's wicked ways by working as assistant to an authentic monster: a tyrannical schlock merchant and ruthless senior executive named Buddy Ackerman.

The Lean Methodology course, taught at a school of nursing located in the southeast, is designed to push the boundaries of traditional disciplinary academic education and provide practical, philosophical, scientific underpinnings for graduate learning.

Back in the early 90s, Charles Hazlewood was an Oxford graduate learning to conduct baroque music with a chamber orchestra.

He oversaw all of the Lubin School's full-and part-time graduate programs: MBA, MS, EMBA, and DPS; the assessment of undergraduate and graduate learning outcomes; and reaccreditation by AACSB International, The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.

The Syracuse graduate learned his trade as an assistant with the Baltimore Colts, at the Citadel and USC, and then with Sid Gillman's Los Angeles Chargers starting in 1960.

Curiously, for an industry that seems to have lost its automatic right to the best of the new generation of graduates, learning opportunities and professional qualifications in advertising are better than they have ever been.

A USC grad who studied industrial and systems engineering, Kasireddy took a job as a banking analyst with Goldman Sachs after graduating, learning how tech company financials work.

Allocation of a quality resource person/s, supportive workplace culture, positive socialisation experiences, knowledge and skill acquisition and structured orientation based on new graduates' learning needs all positively supported increased confidence, competence and transition into nursing practice.

Graduates learn salable skills: cooking, baking and customer service.

Graduates learn a lot, but not the technical side of things.

They enact a tragicomic pantomime, in which students get qualifications that few blue chip companies seem to want, and the graduates learn to play-act as if they have corporate jobs.