Sentences with phrase «skill demands»

In fact, it is important that you highlight skills demanded by the recruiter before including any other perceived relevant qualities.

The biggest threat is that our educational institutions won't be able to keep pace with new skills demands.

We don't know much about how, exactly, the assessments will look, but they promise to match the kinds of higher - order skills demanded by the standards.

Additionally, the age old custom of examining students on the basis of their writing skills demand such services for students who are otherwise talented.

That could generate a huge skills demand bubble, with few candidates having the rights skills and experience to fill it.

Besides, such job descriptions also include educational qualification, training, and mandatory and special technical skills demanded to apply for the job.

The range of technical and personal skills demanded by this post are highly transferable and will allow progression into other areas of sales, consultancy or management positions within IT.

It surely wasn't a typical J. Chan, but it was really fun to see him in a more dramatic context with more acting skills demanded of him.

CTE encompasses a wide range of activities intended to simultaneously provide students with skills demanded in the labor market while preparing them for post-secondary degrees in technical fields.

It surely wasn't a typical J. Chan, but it was really fun to see him in a more dramatic context with more acting skills demanded

In recent years, with colleagues Frank Levy and David Autor of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Murnane has examined how computer - based technological change has affected skill demands in the United States economy and the effectiveness of education policies in responding to such demands.

The European Commission is working on a number of initiatives to boost ICT skills in the workforce, as part of a broader agenda for better skills upgrading, anticipating skills demand and matching skills supply to demand.

Skill demands repetition, and imaginative zest is tinged with impulse.

[f] or all the creaking rigidities of our ancient sources, and for all the intellectual skills demanded of a modern scholar in rendering them intelligible, it would be deeply inhumane to deny that, in these centuries, real men and women faced desperate choices, endured privation and physical pain, courted breakdown and bitter disillusionment, and frequently experienced themselves, and addressed others, with a searing violence of language.

Skills demand frequent practice.

And while Jake Kasdan is a better director than Apatow (he might even be a better director than his old man, Lawrence Kasdan), I also believe he's a better director than Walk Hard — overqualified, perhaps, to be the obsequious technician these indulgent showcases for the Apatow Factory's improv skills demand.

If the last fifty years of progress have taught us anything, it is that it is impossible to guess tomorrow's technology and its concomitant skills demands.

Today's schools must offer a rigorous academic curriculum to prepare their students for the rising skill demands of the modern economy (Levy and Murnane, 2004).

«The deeper skills demanded by the content standards, as measured by the test, need a more strategic approach to instructional supports.»

For instance, Macomb Community College in Michigan and Owensboro Community & Technical College in Kentucky work closely with their local employers to develop programs that meet current skill demands.

So teachers face the dilemma that their students» learning (and the individual teacher's effectiveness) will be judged on the basis of recall of information at the same time there is general agreement that the 21st century skills demand creativity, critical thinking and problem solving, communication, and collaborating with others.

The engineering design process integrates problem - solving skills, critical thinking, teamwork, presentation skills, project - based learning, and other academic and Career & College Readiness skills demanded of today's students.

To begin our Insight special with Reed Smith, we assess the educational options for in - house counsel striving to meet growing skills demands.

In particular, we are using our global database to locate expat candidates with unconventional and deepwater experience to meet some of the more pressing skills demands needed to exploit known reserves.

As a project manager, you may have all the great skills demanded in project management field, but no one is going to hand you a job outright if they don't see your resume.

Particularly, it is advisable to focus on only skills demanded by the hirer as included in the advertised job description.

I excitedly look forward to meeting you and the recruiting committee to establish my candidacy and demonstrate that I possess the exact skills demanded by the position.

Being a seasoned fire dispatcher working in the community sector for 6 + years, I believe my profile offers the right blend of fire dispatching competencies and public dealing skills demanded by the position.

This provides ample chances for analysing the trends being followed by recruiters in terms of key skills demanded and the terminology used while preparing the job descriptions.

I am well equipped with convincing power, communication and IT skills demanded by the role and have a knack for identifying potential customers through market surveys and ensuring each potential client is courteously and persuasively cold contacted.

Along with a strong classroom experience, several student and professional organizations and societies offer outstanding outside - the - classroom instruction and opportunities for students to develop the problem - solving, communication and leadership skills demanded by employers of tomorrow.

Allan Odden and Carolyn Kelley argue that teacher pay should be linked to formal education, as it now is, and to the achievement of knowledge and skills demanded by new curriculum standards and the new roles required of teachers in reorganized schools.

The good old game of touch, with rules or without, provides football fun for everyone without the spills and skills demanded by the regular game

The training and skills demanded are far beyond the average fellow — not to mention that they risk their very lives willingly by just going to work.

In addition, the biggest issue is the lid slammed on the manual working class by the new patterns of skills demand and low - skilled labour supply.

We need to improve job training to align our workforce with the skills demanded by the global economy.

He sets out three reasons why skills mismatch exists: workers don't adjust to changes in skills demand; firms don't adjust to changes in skill supply, or wages do not reflect skills shortages.

This program will increase the skill demand of the swings, pullovers, presses and squats that were introduced in the first Steel Club Fundamentals video.

The American College of Sports Medecine (ACSM) categorizes aerobic (i.e. cardiorespiratory) exercise types into three groups, Group I, Group II, and Group III, based on the skill demands of the activity.

The principal of Delany College, Peter Wade, said that teaching has changed along with the world's technology and skill demands.

Stuart and Dirk: According to Computers and the Future of Skill Demand, robots seem to be better at hard skills such as mathematics and computing, while humans are much better at soft skills, such as reasoning and writing.

A new book, Computers and the Future of Skill Demand, uses a test based on the OECD's Survey of Adult Skills (PIAAC) to compare computers with humans.

The skills demanded on the portfolio exams have valuable real - life applications, such as communicating thoughts in writing, graphing and interpreting data, and synthesizing information.

With MIT professors Frank Levy and David Autor, he has examined how computer - based technological change has affected skill demands in the United States» economy, and the effectiveness of educational policies in responding to changing skill demands.

Our curriculum must evolve to include the courses demanded by today's colleges and the skills demanded by today's employers.

Each of these measures are on a single scale so that the skill demand and student ability can be matched for targeting instruction.