Sentences with phrase «recruit graduates of»

Do major employers make campus visits, offer placements or recruit graduates of the course?

Future problems could emerge if the workforce numbers hold to their current trends, Yaedo warned, especially if states where the problem is more acute, such as Illinois and Michigan, begin recruiting graduates of Wisconsin education programs.

The leaders of the controversial organization, which recruits graduates of selective universities and places them in classrooms after only several weeks of training, are pleased with the results.

Not exact matches

A Kauffman Foundation study found that graduate - level technical students were less likely to start a business because of their greater likelihood of being recruited to professional services.

The company can't afford to hire someone with decades of sales experience, so it recruits recent graduates who are eager, hungry, but need to be schooled in the skills of the discipline.

In hiring international MBAs, including CEIBS graduates, McKinsey in China heavily weights problem - solving ability, along with leadership experience, applicants» personal impacts, and applicants» history of «driving and achieving,» McKinsey's Greater China Office recruiting manager Mike Wang says during the company visit.

Ken Bouyer, Americas director of inclusiveness recruiting for consultancy EY, crisscrosses the country to visit undergrad and graduate business schools, aiming to make accounting more attractive to students of color.

The company recently recruited two Chinese graduates from the University of Washington who joined the beer - maker's global management trainee program.

Actively recruiting year - over-year and aligning with on - campus diversity groups has afforded the financial giant»em ployer of choice» status with multicultural graduates.

A Harvard graduate who worked as a product manager at Microsoft, Blecharczyk was recruited to cofound Airbnb by his former roommate Joe Gebbia because of his extensive web development experience.

According to a report by Look Sharp, a national college recruiting organization, 81.1 percent of graduates reported that their internships helped them shift career directions by changing the focus of classes or majors.

Also, because we are college graduates (yeah, we graduated along the way), we have decent writing skills and would be able to interview people based on their experiences and show people real world examples of how to succeed and fail in recruiting.

In the present buyer's market in religion and philosophy, we have been able to recruit some of the best graduates from top graduate schools.

He was an original Doug Martin recruit, he's one of the Aggies» greatest players ever, and while plenty of stars at smaller, unsuccessful schools elect to use a graduate transfer to play somewhere else as seniors, Rose stuck around.

Stanford's Lyons, once a Harbaugh recruit, ended up in Ann Arbor as a graduate transfer, and a full season of Peppers could be exciting.

COACHING EXPERIENCE 2014 - Present Florida Offensive Line 2013 USC Run Game Coordinator / Offensive Line 2010 - 12 Kentucky Run Game Coordinator / Offensive Line 2008 - 09 Arkansas Assistant Head Coach / Offensive Line 2007 Atlanta Falcons Offensive Line 2003 - 06 Louisville Offensive Line 2001 - 02 Ohio Offensive Line 2000 Oklahoma State Tight Ends / Recruiting Coordinator 1996 - 99 University of the South Assistant Head Coach / Offensive Coordinator 1992 - 95 Oregon State Assistant Head Coach / Offensive Coordinator 1991 Oregon State Assistant Head Coach / Offensive Coordinator / Recruiting Coordinator 1985 - 90 Northern Illinois Offensive Coordinator 1982 - 84 Texas A&M Offensive Line Graduate Assistant 1980 - 81 Kentucky Offensive Line Graduate Assistant COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS Has 36 years of coaching experience, primarily coaching the offensive line and also spending 15 years as an offensive coordinator.

The squad is recruited and developed from both undergraduates and graduates at the University, spanning the breadth of rowing experience, courses and colleges.

Austin will be one of five new freshmen entering the Mustangs» program, each recruited to replace five graduating seniors.

Browne is a graduate transfer from USC and the former No. 1 quarterback recruit in the class of 2013.

«Each year, we recruit and train a diverse corps of high potential high school graduates and support them through a transformative «bridge year» before college.»

At that moment, I realized that among the hundreds of recruited athletes sitting alongside me — some graduating with prestigious academic honors, some with illustrious athletic awards, and some in both arenas — most have felt the same desire to identify and categorize themselves by their particular strengths.

COALITION OF NEWLY RECRUITED GRADUATE TEACHERS OF GHANA 30th April, 2017.

We the members of the Coalition of Newly Recruited Graduate Teachers wish to express our disappointment and discontent in the government over the non-payment of our salary arrears and delay in payment of salaries for the month of April 2017.

He is also a Trustee of Teach First, the charity which recruits graduates to teach in state schools, a Trustee of the vocational education charity Edge, and a Governor of the Baker - Dearing Trust, which supports the establishment of University Technical Colleges, technical schools for 14 - to 18 - year - olds.

Palmer was one of 80 recruits to graduate.

YEA will also recruit 80,000 non-graduates this year, whilst NaBCo commences recruitment of 100,000 graduates,» he explained.

We are thankful that preparations for the launch of the Nation Builders Corps (under which 100,000 graduates will be recruited) are advanced and will be launched in April.

We are beginning this and this year by the grace of God we will be recruiting 100,000 graduates.

The results show that only 12 % of respondents are aware of their companies recruiting more graduates, and only 1 % are recruiting the same number of graduates as before.

· 12 % of respondents are aware of their companies recruiting more graduates · Only 1 % are recruiting the same number of graduates as before the recession · 66 % stated their company encourages its workers to gain a professional qualification, a further 22 % said it was a requirement

A group, known as the Unemployed Graduate Teachers» Association has given the government a two - week ultimatum to recruit its members or have them embark on series of demonstrations.

The SSA said that in 2016, at least 751,000 applicants qualified for engagement, including 300,000 for non-graduate scheme, but 300,000 graduates were recruited nationwide.He said that the non-advertisement of the non-graduate recruitment programme in 2017 was to enable those who applied for it last year to be selected.

There is currently a class of recruits in the academy who graduate in June.

The Youth bulge and high levels of youth unemployment especially, graduate unemployment in the region was observed by participants as one of the causes of the increased youth group formations, which are recruiting grounds for party vigilantes.

The Upper West regional branch of the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) has given government up to the 30th of April to rescind its directive to pay only three months of arrears to newly recruited teachers, those on promotion as well as teachers on reactivation.

University scientists staff their labs with graduate students and postdocs recruited «with funding and the implicit assurance of interesting research careers,» she writes.

In order to foster internationalization, it does not seem desirable to keep German graduates within Germany, while at the same time compensating for a lack of internationalism by recruiting foreign scientists.

Upon graduating from the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Yaounde, Cameroon, I was recruited as a postdoctoral research fellow in the department of orthopedics at the University of Rochester Medical Center.

About 10 scientists are to be recruited at the graduate, PhD, and postdoc level over the next several months, and the range of backgrounds the project is expected to draw on is very broad.?

Drs. Jessel and Buerstinghaus made a good representation of their commitment to recruiting the best graduates from around the world and their commitment to top - class research.

But, each time, the consensus was that other components of the application provided the same insight that GRE scores do, and many of the program's graduates who were recruited with the current policy have since gone on to successful careers, he says.

Freeman?s work suggests that plans to aggressively recruit new graduate students in the near future could have the opposite of the desired effect in the long run, as increased numbers of Ph.D. s will drive down salaries and therefore enrollments.

And although the American Association for the Advancement of Science (publisher of Next Wave), the American Chemical Society (ACS), and the National Association of Graduate and Professional Students (NAGPS) all helped to publicize the survey, Davis and Fiske recruited most of the voluntary participants through «viral marketing» — the Internet industry's term for the old «he told two friends, she told two friends» approach to information dissemination.

California - based Genentech, one of the originators of the biotechnology industry, has always gone to the fall and spring recruiting events for graduate students at the major universities known for their chemistry programs.

Lack of familiarity with these subjects by students and their parents hampers efforts to recruit minority students into graduate studies or careers in these fields.

Hoping to get a better sense of why many people chow down after an hour at the gym, graduate student Cátia Martins of the University of Surrey, U.K., and colleagues recruited 12 adult volunteers with normal weight and eating habits, half of them male and half female.

In reality, «substantially more scientists and engineers graduate from U.S. universities than can find attractive career openings in the U.S. work force [and] the postdoc population, which has grown very rapidly in U.S. universities and is recruited increasingly from abroad, looks more like a pool of low - cost research lab workers with limited career prospects than a high - quality training program for soon - to - be academic researchers,» he continued.

However, Davenport claims that the universities don't have the money to recruit these faculty members, let alone provide adequate resources for their research activities or the increased numbers of graduate students that are also expected to be moving through the system.

«The economy is really shaking at the moment; many of the graduate recruits are going to be hit by this,» Redmond says.

Medical schools say the order makes it harder to recruit newly minted MDs to work in hospitals as resident physicians, says Jessica Bienstock, associate dean for graduate medical education at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.