Lucy Bailey; Gudrun Ingimundardottir, University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus

This paper critically examines conceptions of international employability. Drawing on a study of stakeholder views on the employability curriculum at the Malaysia campus of a British university, the p...

Gerry Rayner; Theo Papakonstantinou, Monash University

Graduate employability has become increasingly contentious as employers call for greater development, evaluation and benchmarking of student skills and capabilities in university courses. However, the...

Wenping Su; Miao Zhang, Beihang University (BUAA); Kingston University

Employability is a key issue in graduates’ job-hunting, but little research has been done on that of the graduates in Chinese universities. These universities have been experiencing a decline in the...

Julian Birkinshaw, London Business School

Valve is a fascinating example of a company experimenting with a new way of working – one in which there are no traditional managers, and where employees are encouraged to take direct responsibility...

P Jonck; F van der Walt, Gauteng Provincial Government; Central University of Technology

The article reports on a comparison between the private and the public sector with reference to an evaluation of employability skills of graduates in a sample consisting of employers from the Mangaung...

Petronella Jonck; Reneé Minnaar, Gauteng Provincial Government; Central University of Technology

The purpose of this paper was to identify the psychometric properties of a graduate employability skills questionnaire that was developed as part of a PhD study by De Jager (2004:157) for the Faculty ...