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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"College-to-work"”.
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The College-to-Work Transition Through Temporary Employment Services: A Case Study in an Information Technology Company
Transition from the college classroom to the workplace requires certain job knowledge, skills, and attitudes (KSAs). How and where the New Employee acquires these KSAs is mired in the transition between education and the world-of-work. This dissertation informs the college-to-work transition …
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Navigating the transition from college to work: A study of baccalaureate graduates of a private university in Kenya
… as well as rapid expansion in higher education to meet the rising demand. Many Kenyan parents are investing significant resources and enduring major sacrifices to ensure their children obtain a university education. Similarly, the Kenyan government is also undertaking several measures to ensure …
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Transitioning from college to work: perceptions from African American graduates on career readiness for their first postgraduate role
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2022-11-11 without embargo terms
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The Effects of Cumulative Social Capital on Job Outcomes of College Graduates
… body of literature on social capital and aimed to understand its role in the process of transition from college to work. In particular, this research studied the cumulative effects of social capital formed in high school years and college years and examined its relationship with job outcomes. …
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Perceived Career Barriers: The Role of Ethnic Identity, Acculturation, and Self-Efficacy Mediators among Latina/o College Students
Sociohistorical, sociopolitical and sociostructural barriers in American society create different paths in the college-to-work transition. Some individuals can follow their natural calling for a vocation, while others must contend with limited access to occupational opportunities. The emancipatory …