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The phrase "programme graduate" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person who has completed a specific program of study and has been awarded a degree or certificate. Here are some examples of how it can be used in a sentence: - She was a programme graduate of Harvard Business School. - As a programme graduate in engineering, he had a strong foundation in technical skills. - The company specifically looks for programme graduates when hiring for their management positions. - John was one of the top programme graduates in his class, with a perfect GPA. - Being a programme graduate in communication studies, she had excellent writing and public speaking skills.
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Thanks to this study, academia will be able to observe which skills demanded by industry the software engineering curricula do or do not cater for, and industry will be able to ascertain which tasks a recent software engineering programme graduate is well qualified to perform.
To predict future VISION 2020 indicator achievement, national programmes need to monitor not only training programme graduate rates, but also rates of national workforce exit and how, when combined, these rates compare to growth in the general population in need of ophthalmic services.
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He announced a doubling of Iraq's security forces to 60,000 with a fast-track training programme graduating policemen in two months, not the international standard of three.
Quantitative data on 12-month recidivism rates of programme graduates show reoffending markedly reduced.
Only 5% of the programme graduates have committed another crime — far less than the state average of 19%.
Following completion of a 2-year programme, graduates may then enrol in a 3 4 year standard VET programme (see SERI 2015; SKBF 2014; Stalder and Nägele 2011).
Our study found insufficient follow-up with programme graduates, uneven coordination among the government entities that operate it and chronic under-funding.
The relationships between the students' nationality, gender, type of programme (Graduate-Entry or school-leaver Direct-Entry) and risk of dropout were assessed by calculating the risk ratios and 95% confidence intervals (CI) in STATA 10.0.
Some of the USA studies compare the effects of rural programme graduates versus non-programme graduates.
Rabinowitz et al. [ 56] found that, after 11 16 years, 68% of rural programme graduates worked in rural areas, compared to 46% for non-programme graduates.
All the programme graduates worked in state health departments in India.
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