graduate jobs信息详情
毕业生工作
graduate───adj.（攻读）研究生的；毕业的；n.（尤指完成学士学位课程的）大学毕业生；毕业生；v.（尤指学士）获得学位，大学毕业；中学毕业；授予（某人）学位；逐渐发展，升级，升迁；按序列或规模安排，分等级；（在仪器或容器上）刻度，做标记；（颜色或色调）逐渐改变
graduate into───v.渐渐变为
jobs───n.工作（job的复数形式）
graduate recruitment───招收大学毕业生
graduate schools───n.研究所( graduate school的名词复数 )；研究生院
graduate shopper───毕业生购物者
graduate students───n.研究生( graduate student的名词复数 )；研究生；毕业生
graduate teachers───n.研究生导师
graduate student───n.研究生；毕业生
Graduating doesn't even provide any guarantee of a decent job: six in ten graduates today are in non-graduate jobs.───毕业甚至不能保证找到一份体面的工作：如今每10个毕业生中就有6个从事的是不需要大学文凭的工作。
public sector will not drive graduate jobs growth over the next decade."───在未来10年，公共部门将无法推动毕业生就业的增长。
OECD's compendium also shows that graduate jobs fared better during the global recession.───经合组织编辑的数据还表明，在全球衰退期间，大学毕业生的就业情况较好。
But the survey found a more positive message from the public sector, with graduate jobs increasing by 51% since 2007.───但是，一个调查从公共部门得到确切的信息，2007年面向新的毕业生的职位增加了51%。
A study by research group Centre for Cities found that up to 290, 000 graduate jobs could be lost in the public sector by 2014.───英国研究机构“城市中心”（CentreforCities）的一项研究发现，到2014年，大学毕业生可能在公共部门失去29万个就业机会。
The OECD's compendium also shows that graduate jobs fared better during the global recession.───报告还指出，全球经济衰退期间，大学毕业生的工作待遇相对较好一些。
They had devoted every spare moment of their final year at university to applying for graduate jobs in the financial sector.───大学的最后一年里，他们把所有的空闲时间都用来申请工作，期盼毕业后进入金融行业。
The largest growth is predicted by consulting and oil companies, which both anticipate almost a 50 per cent increase in graduate jobs.───其中预期增长最多的是咨询和石油公司，都认为将会增长50%。
The OECD's compendium also shows that graduate jobs fared better during the global recession.
Guo said that the shortage of graduate jobs is the main reason driving more university students to set up a business right after their graduation.