Sentence examples for professional graduates from inspiring English sources
Among a cohort of Pacific health professional graduates from one University, by around seven years after graduation only 7% of respondents were working in Pacific Island states, though 20% were working among Pacific communities in New Zealand.
A report by McKinsey & Company found that in 2003, China had a total pool of 9.6 million young professional graduates with up to seven years of work experience.
As the Air Force's role in handling nuclear weapons became a less prominent part of its mission, the service has done little to entice the brightest and most professional graduates of its academy into the nuclear arena.
Health professional graduates require the capacity to work safely, both clinically and culturally, when delivering care to Indigenous peoples worldwide.
Additional studies of new health professional graduates alongside those who are in service are suggested.
To date, only a very small proportion of Australia's health professional graduates have been exposed to such experiences.
The education ministry, meanwhile, has been encouraging graduate studies at Japan's public universities, with the promise of funding for a new type of professional graduate school.
"Our program is about social justice and sustaining communities and in that way sustaining the environment," says Deborah A. Cebula, the director of professional graduate programs and lifelong learning.
The qualification which is being piloted by Swansea Met is an accredited module within our Professional Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) for the Post Compulsory Education and Training (PCET) sector.
Good luck explaining that distinction in a British election campaign.Imagine a centrist voter of the sort Mr Cameron says he wants to attract: a professional graduate who is liberal on social issues, say, and worries (a bit) about climate change.
The growth is sharpest for professional graduate schools, where the number has soared from practically zero in 2003, when accreditation began, to 130 now, in fields ranging from law and business to clinical counseling and education.
