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The 2016 graduate labour market in the UK | High Peak Data

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The 2016 graduate labour market in the UK. January 4, 2016. 2015 turned out to be quite a positive year for the UK graduate labour market, so let’s take a look at what the new year might hold. As always, we will come back in 12 months to see how these predications fared. And the first prediction carries on where we left off in 2015. Getting used to skills shortages and recruitment difficulties. Recruitment difficulties and skills shortages were a feature of 2015. Broadly positive employment outlook.

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Newer posts →. September 17, 2013 · 1:56 pm. Playing the ‘A’ game: Opening up the black-box of academic publishing. If, like me, you are new to the academic publishing game, have you ever wondered what happens to your work once your tightly crossed fingers have pushed the ‘submit’ button on the impersonal manuscript submission site? Where does it go? What decisions are being made about your paper submission ‘on the other side’? I was offered the chance last week to attend a Paper Development Masterclass.

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Employing a different tack: Employability as a Discourse | theofficedog

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If we build them, will they come? The stickiness of Open Badges. If the shoe fits… →. January 7, 2015 · 3:54 pm. Employing a different tack: Employability as a Discourse. 8220;In October, fellow educators gathered at a Society for Research into Higher Education. Event to discuss the state of graduate employability and share success stories of work placement and internships initiatives. In the concluding plenary, an interesting conversation arose. Engaging with the notion of ‘employability as a discourse’...

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Charlie Ball | High Peak Data

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All posts by Charlie Ball. I do research things for Prospects, and am a specialist on the labour market intelligence for graduates (and postgraduates), on higher education data and on dissemination of data-driven information. I am a Fellow of the National Institute of Career Education and Counselling (NICEC) and a member of HEFCE's Strategic Advisory Board on Teaching Excellence and Student Opportunity. Graduate labour market myths. September 5, 2016. May not be, strictly speaking, one post every week.

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What do Masters graduates do? | High Peak Data

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What do Masters graduates do? March 3, 2016. This an unabridged version of the employment part of my piece on Masters graduates that appears in the quarter’s Graduate Market Trends. This article examines the outcomes for UK-domiciled Masters [1]. Figure One: Outcomes for UK domiciled Masters graduates from 2013/14 after six months, by mode of study. It is necessary to separate out full time and part time students for this cohort in order to get a balanced picture of outcomes and the jobs market, as the t...

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Historic graduate unemployment – the graphic | High Peak Data

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Historic graduate unemployment – the graphic. October 7, 2014. Click on this to enlarge it. Any quibbles about appropriate minifig costumes for each time period can come to the usual place. Let me know if you like it. Model Data Special Bonus Feature. Model data – law degrees. 3 thoughts on “Historic graduate unemployment – the graphic”. October 7, 2014 at 10:34 pm. I really like it Charlie, exactly the sort of accessible infographic that will appeal to students. October 8, 2014 at 9:28 pm. Moving throug...

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The ‘Masters job’. Does it exist and how could we examine it? | High Peak Data

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The ‘Masters job’. Does it exist and how could we examine it? March 16, 2016. This is an unabridged version of a section from my recent article in Graduate Market Trends. About the Masters labour market in the UK. The first section, on Masters employment, is reproduced in unabridged form here. I used simple indicators from DLHE to explore the idea of a ‘Masters level’ job. Proportion of new entrants from 2013/14 with Masters. Proportion of Masters entrants stating Masters at least an advantage. Enter you...

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The 2016 graduate labour market and Brexit. | High Peak Data

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The 2016 graduate labour market and Brexit. June 22, 2016. A lot of people are writing about their personal journeys towards their referendum vote tomorrow, but I’m going to assume that anyone who pays attention to anything I say does so largely to hear what I have to say about the graduate labour market. It is not an easy matter to work out exactly what Brexit would entail for the labour market over the long term. If we vote Leave? Like all predictions about the future, my prediction is wrong and all we...