Sentence examples for proper graduate from inspiring English sources

"There's only one I know who has got what you might call a proper graduate job.

I am a recent (ish) graduate... and I have a proper graduate job.

I'm a few months into my first proper graduate position, at an organisation that represents, supports and promotes the voluntary sector.

Whereas 42% of finalists in 2000 expected a "proper" (ie, graduate) job on graduation, the proportion has fallen steadily since then, to 37% now.That chimes with some more data, this time from the government's own Higher Education Statistics Agency, which has been following the fortunes of 242,500 graduates from 2002.

Since shoving off from the misty, Victorian town of Clifden in County Galway, Ireland, six years earlier, he had gone from proper university graduate to Martha's Vineyard bartender and house painter; dutiful son to Boston roustabout; broguish bachelor to impending American husband and father; pessimist to optimist; ex-journalist to rising young playwright.

Mr. Schnur used a schoolyard analogy to compare Mr. Romney, the ever-proper Harvard Law School and Business School graduate, to Mr. McCain, the gregarious rebel who racked up demerits and friends at the Naval Academy.

Margie Feinberg, a spokeswoman for the Department of Education, said, "Our support staff are working with the school to look at transcripts and schedules to ensure students are getting the proper courses to graduate".

But marketing material won't be enough to give you a proper understanding, warns Eleanor Tubby, graduate recruitment officer at Bird and Bird.

"A high school graduate with proper training could easily fill these positions".

This in turn creates a situation where students are graduating without proper training in their industry's fundamental skills.

It is irresponsible to have these students graduate without the proper skills to succeed.