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Developing graduate employability through partnerships with industry and professional associations

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posted on 2024-10-31, 19:22 authored by Margaret JollandsMargaret Jollands, Catherine Pocknee, Bronwyn Clarke, Danilla GrandoDanilla Grando, Margaret HamiltonMargaret Hamilton, John Smith, Sophia XenosSophia Xenos, Megan Brodie, Angela CarboneAngela Carbone, Lorelle Burton
Employability skills are changing, shaped by economic and market demands, at a time when supply of graduates exceeds demand and many graduates struggle to find full-time employment. Employers frequently report that graduates do not have the requisite employability skills. While professional bodies encourage teaching staff to engage with the discipline they have noted declining participation rates of academics. The development of graduate employability within the student cohort is both complex and challenging for all stakeholders. For the purpose of this study 'employability' includes the skills required to obtain a new position and those required to maintain existing employment.

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  • Public Sector

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OLT

Place published

Sydney, Australia

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66

Language

English

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Former Identifier

2006089499

Esploro creation date

2020-06-22

Fedora creation date

2019-03-26

Publisher

Australian Government Office for Learning and Teaching

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