I've been rejected from 500 jobs and am now on Universal Credit - I have a master's
A master's graduate from the UK has faced 500 job rejections while struggling to find employment and relying on Universal Credit for support.
Against the Market Trend, Newly Graduated Doctors Struggle to Find Jobs in the Capitals
Newly graduated doctors in Brazil are facing significant challenges in securing employment despite expectations of high salaries.
The Career Question: Which Course of Study Has a Future in the Age of AI?
The article explores the impact of artificial intelligence on job opportunities for graduates, particularly focusing on which fields of study remain relevant.
The Career Question: Which Degree Still Has a Future in Times of AI?
The article discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on job prospects for graduates, highlighting a study that reveals a decline in employment for young adults in the U.S. since the rise of AI tools like ChatGPT.
FARMER PROTEST ACTION โฉ Already today there are graduates, there is much equipment for sale, and the same goes for agricultural land
Farmers across Estonia organized a coordinated protest action involving tractors, gathering at major city roundabouts and traffic junctions.
Degree, But No Job! 40% of Graduates Unemployed Even After 40 Years
A recent report reveals that around 40% of graduates in India remain unemployed, raising concerns about the efficacy of the education system and job market.
Rectors call for a quick decision on higher education admission capacities
The Council of Rectors of Applied Higher Education has urged the Estonian Parliament and government to make immediate decisions regarding higher education admission capacities and funding, in light of an anticipated increase in graduates from secondary education between 2027-2029.
Cremilda Medina Award Accepts Applications for Journalism Graduation Works
The Cremilda Medina Award is open for entries from students and graduates for journalism graduation projects, aiming to recognize academic production in the field.
Company cancels R$ 145,000 graduation one day before the party, and graduates organize their own event in 9 hours in SC
Graduates from the University of the West of Santa Catarina had to organize their own graduation ceremony in a mere nine hours after the event was canceled by the hired company one day prior.
Graduates, don't forget about the Open Day at the Croatian Catholic University!
The Croatian Catholic University will host an Open Day on March 19, 2026, allowing prospective students and their parents to learn about various study programs.
NBTE blames polytechnics for delay in NYSC mobilisation
The National Board for Technical Education has identified polytechnics as a significant factor contributing to the delays in the mobilization of graduates for the National Youth Service Corps in Nigeria.
Government Job Opportunities for Graduates and Those Passed 12th Grade Across Different Departments in the Country
Youth seeking government jobs in various departments across India can apply for numerous positions ranging from 12th pass to graduate candidates.
NYSC delay traps thousands of poly graduates
Thousands of polytechnic graduates in Nigeria are experiencing delays in their National Youth Service Corps mobilization, impacting their career opportunities.
Solution for the equivalence of diplomas for 400,000 graduates of former TEI: What the Ministry of Education's regulation brings
A new regulation by the Greek Ministry of Education aims to allow over 400,000 graduates from former Technological Educational Institutions (TEI) to convert their diplomas into equivalent degrees from universities.
Lagos opens registration for graduate internship programme
The Lagos State Government has launched a Graduate Internship Placement Program to help fresh graduates gain practical experience and skills for their future careers.
More students, fewer graduates: the surprising contrast that leaves Argentina behind Chile and Brazil in a university index
Argentina has a higher ratio of university students compared to Chile and Brazil, but fewer graduates than both countries in 2023, according to a recent report.
UPSC has released notification for CMS exam, apply before last date
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced the notification for the Combined Medical Services (CMS) examination, with applications open until March 31, 2026.
Eurobank: Awards the 'First of the First' of the Nationwide Exams
Eurobank awarded 64 top-performing high school graduates from across Greece who excelled in the nationwide exams for the academic year 2024-2025.
Blind woman graduates in massage therapy and recounts the challenge of applying acupuncture: 'I thought I could never do it'
A blind woman from Brazil shares her journey of overcoming challenges to graduate in massage therapy and successfully apply acupuncture.
Pรฉ-de-Meia: when will high school graduates receive the R$ 3,000 incentive? Dates vary from state to state; see schedule
High school graduates enrolled in the Pรฉ-de-Meia program are set to receive a R$ 3,000 incentive, but payment delays have affected some beneficiaries.
Universities prepare for an increase in applicants
Estonian universities are getting ready for a surge in student applications due to a larger cohort of school graduates in the next five years.
Only about half of energy sector students graduate on time
A report reveals that only about half of energy sector students in Estonia manage to graduate within the official timeframe, leading to a forecasted annual shortfall of around 100 graduates in the next decade.
To what extent will AI cause job losses?
The article discusses the challenges faced by recent graduates like Thomas Greifenberger in securing jobs in the financial services sector amid AI advancements.
Founding of the Daejeon Alumni Association of Democracy for the 3.8 Democratic Movement
Graduates of Daejeon High School have established an alumni association to commemorate the 3.8 Democratic Movement against the dictatorship during the Rhee Syng-man regime.
The European Union launches a competition to hire 1,490 new officials with salaries exceeding 6,000 euros
The European Union has opened a competition to hire 1,490 officials, seeking university graduates for administrative roles with salaries starting at 6,150 euros per month.
More than a hundred employers offer opportunities to students and university graduates in Ostrava
More than a hundred employers are presenting job opportunities to students and graduates at an event in Ostrava, Czechia.
Women's Day: Air Force Academy graduates first female infantry class
On International Women's Day, Brazil's Air Force Academy celebrated a historic milestone by graduating its first class of female infantry officers.
Training in the Trade: Does Construction Have a Future?
More young people are returning to trades, with even high school graduates showing interest in skills like carpentry and masonry, likely influenced by concerns about future job security due to AI.
2026 Practice Matura in Mathematics. What Were the Tasks?
Future high school graduates in Poland participated in a mock math exam on March 5, 2026, as part of their preparation for the final Matura exams scheduled for May.
Britons could pay ยฃ10,000 extra after student loan change
A freeze on the student loan repayment threshold announced in the UK budget may lead to some graduates paying an extra ยฃ10,000 in repayments over time.
Manufacturing talent boom? Why China's smartest students are factory-bound
China's top students are increasingly pursuing careers in manufacturing and energy sectors, reflecting a cultural shift and strategic priorities.
Learn how your behavior can be the key to a successful career
A career management center at Unifor emphasizes the significance of professional behavior in shaping successful careers for graduates and postgraduates.
Promotion of 203 Bachelor's Graduates of the Catholic University of Croatia
The Catholic University of Croatia celebrated the graduation of 203 bachelor's students across various fields on February 28, 2026.
Sangji University Nursing Department, All Graduates Pass National Nurse Examination... Continuing Success for 10 Years
All 57 graduates of the Nursing Department at Sangji University achieved a 100% pass rate in the 2026 National Nurse Examination, marking ten consecutive years of similar success.
69-year-old former hairdresser graduates from EJA and fulfills dream of studying medicine in Paraguay: 'Itโs never too late to learn'
At 69, Cleones Silveira has realized his dream of studying medicine in Ciudad del Este, Paraguay, after completing his high school education through EJA.
The admission of new students has started at the Estonian Academy of Security Sciences
The Estonian Academy of Security Sciences has opened admissions for applied higher education and master's programs, welcoming candidates fluent in Estonian, including recent school graduates and those considering a career change.
Paulo Freire Popular Course offers 80 free vacancies in Petrolina
The Paulo Freire Popular Course in Petrolina is offering 80 free vacancies for students, primarily targeting those in their final year of high school and recent graduates.
First Class of Female Combatants in the Brazilian Army Graduates in Salvador
The Brazilian Army has celebrated the graduation of its first class of female combatants in Salvador, where 57 women will now serve as recruit soldiers.
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix Start New Graduate Recruitment Amid Semiconductor Boom
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are set to begin their recruitment for new graduates this month in response to a booming semiconductor market.
Machine Operator Completes High School in Fortaleza After 40 Years and Four Attempts
Regina Maria Januรกrio Fernandes graduates from high school in Fortaleza after 40 years and four attempts, inspired by her daughters' achievements.
Takarazuka Music School Graduates 40 with the Aim to Bring Happiness to Customers
At Takarazuka Music School, 40 students graduated, aspiring to become performers who bring happiness to their audiences.
Anatomy of Excellence: 50 UI first-class law graduates share success stories
Fifty first-class law graduates from the University of Ibadan reflect on their academic journeys and the factors influencing their success.
'The goal is to continue educating myself': graduates from Guayaquil celebrate graduations marking the end of their school stage
In Guayaquil, 83 students graduated from Colegio Javier, marking a significant milestone in their academic lives.
Public Medical School Bill for 15 Years of Service Passes Welfare Committee
A bill establishing a public medical school requiring graduates to serve in public healthcare institutions for 15 years has passed a subcommittee of South Korea's National Assembly's Health and Welfare Committee.
Toyota Technical School: 234 Graduates Become Full-Time Employees, Including Students from Hokkaido
A graduation ceremony for the Toyota Technical School in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, celebrated 234 students becoming full-time employees of Toyota, with additional recognition for students from Hokkaido.
50 bag first-class as OAUSTECH graduates 1,452 students
The Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology is set to graduate 1,452 students, with 50 earning first-class honours during its ninth convocation ceremony.
Graduation Rate of Gifted High School Students Entering Medical School at 2%? Investigation Shows 16%
A recent report shows that 16% of graduates from gifted high schools pursue a career in the medical field, disputing the government's claim of a mere 2% entry rate for medical schools.
Student loans hope after Martin Lewis slams 'horrible' decision for graduates
Martin Lewis criticizes the UK government's decision to freeze the repayment threshold for Plan 2 student loans, which has stirred controversy among graduates and politicians alike.
Student loan crisis in England and Wales is a scam on graduates, say angry MPs
Labour MPs in the UK have condemned the student loan system as a scam, urging for changes due to the rising debt burden on graduates.
The court started to hear a case regarding the 10 points added to the final exams for graduates
A court in Lithuania is examining a case concerning the recent decision to add 10 points to graduates' final exam scores, a move criticized by opposition parties as demotivating to diligent students.