Mitigating risk for graduates and potential employers: The moral imperative for students in delivering superior value for employers

Emma Rose, Mils Hills

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Abstract

By applying the conceptual model outlined in this paper, those charged with or concerned about graduate employability will find the transformation of a series of "employability" steps into a relevant and easy to communicate philosophy of Graduate Employability. Furthermore, the model affords the potential to generate a viable "added value" metric for employers applicable to assessing the impact of their graduate employee cohorts over non-graduate permanent staff.

Conference

ConferenceLearning and Teaching Conference
Period3/12/12 → …
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Keywords

  • Graduate Employer Risk Mitigation Scale (GERMS)
  • Philosophy of Graduate Employability

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