China'sjobmarkethasremainedstableinthepastfiveyearsandmadepositivecontributionstonationaldevelopment,anofficialsaidThursday.Chinahascreatedmorethan65millionjobs
AninformativepaneldiscussiononChina’sfastmovingemployabilitylandscapeforreturninggraduatesofAustralianuniversitiesandinstitutionswasheldinBeijingonNovember9.The
Justasthe2017graduationseasoncomestoaclose,manyseatswereunexpectedlyleftemptyduringthecommencementceremonyheldlastFridayinChina’sNationalUniversityofDefenseTech
Withgraduationseasonjustaroundthecorner,themostanticipatedcompetitionamongChina’sstudentsposingforagraduationphotooncampusisstartingalloveragain.Wehavecollected
A recent employment survey has revealed 33.5 percent of new graduates from colleges and universities this year have signed contracts with employers in the country's first-tier cities: including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.
Arecentemploymentsurveyhasrevealed33.5percentofnewgraduatesfromcollegesanduniversitiesthisyearhavesignedcontractswithemployersinthecountry'sfirst-tiercities:inc
Formostpeople,acollegedegreeishelpfulforflourishinginthelabormarket.Collegegraduatesearnmorethanworkerswithlesseducation—onaverage,about$600,000moreovertheirlif
As the number of Chinese college graduates increases, their average monthly salaries lag behind. By 2017, over seven million students are expected to graduate, a yearly increase of less than three percent.
Preferences of Chinese college graduates for employment have been changing in recent years as the country undergoes transformations in its economic and industrial structure, a recent survey found.
Primary and secondary education sectors see biggest rise in job opportunities, says report.
Hong Kong science students attending American universities can now work in the US for up to three years after completing their studies.
China's relatively slow economy has not cast a shadow on the employment prospects of college and university graduates, according to a new report from a leading recruitment company.
Job vacancies for Australian university graduates in 2014 have hit the lowest point in more than 20 years, a new survey released on Wednesday shows.
China's Ministry of Education on Thursday issued its first report on engineering in higher education, urging further progress for the sake of graduates' competence.
At a time when securing a stable job is becoming ever harder for college graduates in China, Cai Huailian decided to take the bold step of returning to his rural home and becoming a farmer.
A large number of Chinese college graduates this year will create another "hard-to-find-job year" that has become a regular issue, according to a cabinet notice published Tuesday.
Corporate Australia has come out in support this week, in the wake of a new list of global universities with the most millionaire alumni, with praise of Australia's top ranked university, University of NSW, and its strategy of focusing on delivering work/life skills.
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