Sentence examples for proficient graduates from inspiring English sources

In the long term, New York's recovery depends on building and maintaining an education system that trains literate, technologically proficient graduates who can secure this city's place in a global economy.

The problems of insufficient students' clinical training and lack of practical training on IT were also addressed by many projects, which would ultimately help providing the community with more proficient graduates.

Arizona's ECE Department began teaching its senior-level capstone design courses as "writing emphasis" courses to assist students in developing their writing skills prior to graduation, as well as to link communication skills and coursework to create graduates proficient in both written and oral communication.

Over the duration of the program, students acquire the skills and knowledge necessary for public health professionals to become competent in their role, which are enhanced through practice-based learning experiences in order to make graduates proficient in the Core Competencies.

The four stages of development: graduate, proficient, highly accomplished and lead teachers all have their own requirements.

In addition, universities have a moral responsibility to prepare proficient clinicians for graduate practice.

State Education Commissioner William Librera last week asked the Department of Education to consider eliminating the two-year language course requirement for graduation from high school and replacing it with a requirement that graduates be proficient in a foreign language.

"Requiring computer science as a core requirement will ensure that our graduates are proficient in the language of the 21st century so that they can compete for the jobs of the future".

The programs generally aim to: (1) develop new graduates into proficient and confident registered nurses; (2) support the evolution of the student to a practising professional; and (3) maintain the graduates commitment to a career in nursing [ 25].

Being proficient in reading and graduating from high school are critical steps for success in our 21st century economy.

The Pentagon's goal is for at least 80percentt of basic-course graduates to be proficient enough to handle long descriptions and explanations in two of three categories -- writing, listening and speaking.