Sentence examples for learning employability from inspiring English sources

Topics addressed include assessment and feedback, technology-enhanced learning, employability, internationalisation and increasing student engagement.

In 16 countries worldwide, including ours, young people are engaged to create solutions that will support the three key pillars of Generation Unlimited: secondary-age education; skills for learning, employability and decent work; and empowerment.

The Youth Challenge - which this year took place in 16 countries worldwide, including ours, called for applications from young people to create solutions that will support the three key pillars of Generation Unlimited: secondary-age education; skills for learning, employability and decent work; and empowerment.

This competence can be broadly defined as the confident, critical and creative use of ICT to achieve goals related to work, employability, learning, leisure, inclusion and/or participation in society (Ferrari, 2013).

@heacademy Jonathan is senior project co-ordinator at StudentForce for Sustainability - the only charity in Europe that solely focuses on young people and graduates working and learning to boost their employability, as well as the sustainability of communities and employers.

He teaches sociology and is the author of publications on student learning, graduate employability and work experience.

Students, already expert users of technology, need direction to turn their technical skills into skills for learning and employability.

More than 100 De Montfort University (DMU) students are giving support and advice to local businesses, while boosting their own learning and employability.

In today's challenging environment, students must not only possess academic expertise, but also the requisite skills to enhance their learning and employability prospects in the future.

Hosted by Wharton and QS Quacquarelli Symonds, the global awards competition evaluates higher education projects that enhance learning and employability and are both innovative and scalable.

Dr Hartley said: "The proposed fees structure will allow Gloucestershire to continue its significant investment in widening participation and we are equally committed to investing in our student experience, teaching and learning and employability.