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most of the graduates from indian colleges and universities are not employable - they need extra training anyway - so why not pick them up from high-school and
by ideas101 18y ago
most of the graduates from indian colleges and universities are not employable - they need extra training anyway - so why not pick them up from high-school and train them and give them employment so that they can come out of poverty ... also they will have experience by the time other peers come out of the university with no experience and employability what so ever ... this innovative model of recruitment should be replicated in all 3rd world countries ... it solves multiple problems at one stroke.
- babul 18y agoGraduate unemployability issues apply to 1st world countries too not just India and 3rd world.
- nose 18y agoI agree. Most universities are unable to hire top talent because they don't have the funds to compete against the industry. Companies should start understanding this dilemma. Maybe develop a program that allows select employees to split their time between teaching and working?
- babul 18y agoEven in the UK many employers complain about lack of graduate quality. In fact today Imperial College in London announced it will be doing 4-year degrees instead of 3-year ones to address issues in falling educational standards.
- paulsb 18y agoI also read that they were thinking about having entrance exams as well.
- ideas101 18y agoi would say make it 2yrs degree instead of 3yrs and in those 2 years you need to train them exactly what is required in the market place / industry (the same way as Zoho university) ... there is no need to waste one more year of a student, the precious time that he/she could devote in getting employment and experience OR it would be best if you have 2 years of training followed by 2 years of employment and that makes 4 years of degree.