Sentences with phrase «graduating into»

Leaving previous career experience on your resume when graduating into a new field.

During the recession just a few years ago, young people were graduating into a job market that simply wasn't there; the national unemployment rate for workers under 25 peaked at 19.5 % in April 2010 (compared to a peak of around 10 % for the country as a whole).

It's also — to my mind, anyway — a pretty clearly good one: a school is as good as its graduates, not its infrastructure, especially when they're graduating into a professional environment.

But it is especially good to see members of a younger generation, one that is graduating into an economic and ecological mess that is not of their making, considering alternative paths that could well lead them to a more stable, resilient and sustainable future.

As Casarez explains: «High student loan payments, a competitive, educated job market and graduating into a recovering economy are a large reason why there is a trend to stay home longer.»

Millions of college students are graduating into a slowly improving economy in which many still find themselves unemployed or underemployed.

They had the misfortune of graduating into a very different economy than when they started.

Having leadership that represents the cultural and ethnic groups in U.S. society is important for all students because students will be graduating into a diverse world.

«Our students are graduating into a world with very different demands compared to the past, as a result of globalisation, technological development and the changing nature of work,» Ms Carmody said.

Another may be graduating into a six - figure salary and immediately have the cash for a larger monthly payment.

And perhaps the worst part is that graduating into a recession has been shown to have serious, negative long - term effects on your career.

Liberal: They pledge to make it easier for young people who graduate into a bleak economy to find a secure job.

Nonprofit positions: To entice more graduates into the nonprofit sector, there are exceptions available to graduates who work for 501 (c)(3) organizations and meet specific working guidelines.

Founded in 1960, the College Preparatory School in Oakland funnels an estimated 29 % of graduates into Stanford University, MIT, or Ivy League members, according to a 2010 ranking from Forbes.

Lots of people got walloped by the Great Recession, but young people who graduated into one of the worst job markets in decades took a particularly bad beating.

«The key is to develop a simple experience that hooks people... then graduate them into more sophisticated, immersive features,» he said.

Rising wealth in previous generations turned renters into homeowners, high school graduates into college students, and workers into the comfortably retired.

As more millennials graduate into better paying jobs, marriage and parenthood, real estate developers are doing all they can to entice this renter - nation generation in home ownership.

And IBM's own P - Tech schools — it's now the corporate partner at eight — are funneling graduates into its workforce.

We are experts at transitioning Millennial and Generation Z college students and graduates into the jobs that launch their careers.

When multiple experiments (especially those that examine different aspects of the hypothesis) support it, it graduates into the realm of scientific theory.

By breaking loose from God's ancient tutelage, they believe, man has graduated into an authentic situation.

The thing about the modern world is that we get to watch some transform from a intelligent college graduate into a media whore in just a few days, right before our eyes.

Communicants classes would graduate into church membership as their committed response to the call to discipleship or perhaps as part of an Epiphany pageant.

Theories do not graduate into laws.

In my opinion, those pastors that were wounded, were being graduated into pre-med schooling to become pastor - evangelists.

Consequently, we also realize how important it is to feed the [Alpha] graduates into our «After Alpha» offerings such as other Bible studies, mission projects or just coffee with a leader to pursue unanswered questions.»

You are in for a very rough ride once you graduate into the real world.

The International Corrugated Packaging Foundation (ICPF) seeks to enhance student understanding of the corrugated packaging industry, its products, and career opportunities with the bottom line goal of developing and attracting qualified graduates into corrugated packaging and displays careers.

He is a natural welterweight who graduated into the middleweight division for a big - money crack at Ray Robinson and then could not reduce his way back to his natural habitat.

Giuly played for Barca between 2004 and 2007, watching Messi develop from a La Masia graduate into a superstar.

The next stop is an all - day language - focused pre-kindergarten for 200 4 - year - olds, who then graduate into a K - 12 charter school that has an extended day and an extended year and employs some of the intensive academic practices developed in the KIPP schools.

Of course, a baby isn't going to drink your milk [or formula] forever — and needs to graduate into eating real foods eventually — but why now?

Of course, a baby isn't going to drink your milk [or formula] forever — and needs to graduate into eating

Just when you thought you'd escaped the baby stage of all - nighters and the toddler phase of endless meltdowns, your precious little one has now graduated into a preschooler.

And Ava graduated into a Regent car seat.

As they grow older they can graduate into the 2 -2-5 schedule, and later, if it's a more convenient solution, the alternating weekly plan can be used.

Some eight years ago, my brotherin - law told me that my love of snorkelling ought to graduate into diving.

Lib Dem David Laws will chair a new social enterprise on getting top graduates into prison education.

The checkpoint orientation session will result in a smoother checkpoint experience when the puppies graduate into certified guide dogs and return to take a flight, according to officials from Guiding Eyes.

Welsh Liberal Democrats have also increased financial incentives, up to # 20,000 per student, to attract the best graduates into teaching subjects such as maths, chemistry, physics and computer science.

I recruited highly brilliant, young but unemployed Nigerian graduates into my team.

This follows the completion of the placement of qualified of Junior High School (JHS) graduates into Senior High Schools by the Computerized School Selection Placement System (CSSPS) on September...

So, every once in a while, an issue that's deemed to be beyond the pale today graduates into everyone's favourite cause tomorrow.

It's a deception that could force unwitting graduates into difficult and costly choices.

«To bring the best young graduates into the profession, teachers» salaries need to be competitive with those for graduates in the private sector.»

Borno State Governor, Kashim Shettima, has approved immediate recruitment of 300 graduates into the state Civil Service.

The Ghana Education Service (GES), has once again extended the deadline for registration of JHS graduates into SHS, to the close of today [Friday].

Financial incentives of up to # 20,000 per student to attract the best graduates into teaching subjects such as maths, chemistry, physics and computer science in Wales, have been announced by Education Secretary Kirsty Williams (Mon 3rd April).

Government has extended the deadline for the registration of Junior High School graduates into Senior High Schools (SHS) for the fourth time.