About 40,000 graduates in the country are still unemployed, based on the 2011 Graduate Tracking Study of the Higher Education Ministry.
Ministry deputy secretary-general (management) Datuk Omar Abd Rahman said: “We carry out the study yearly and last year, the percentage of graduates still unemployed was 21% from public institutions of higher learning, 27% from private institutions, 28% from polytechnics and 35% from community colleges.”
(extracted from The Star, 23/9)
If this were to continue, it may even reach to 100k in years to come. Is it problem with our companies whom don't have vacancies or is it a problem with the graduates itself whom doesn't portray a good leadership skills, or is it that they cant speak good English Language, or do we have too many foreigners that locals do not have chance to get a job or is it their poor communication skills or graduate with tunnel vision.
Ministry deputy secretary-general (management) Datuk Omar Abd Rahman said: “We carry out the study yearly and last year, the percentage of graduates still unemployed was 21% from public institutions of higher learning, 27% from private institutions, 28% from polytechnics and 35% from community colleges.”
(extracted from The Star, 23/9)
If this were to continue, it may even reach to 100k in years to come. Is it problem with our companies whom don't have vacancies or is it a problem with the graduates itself whom doesn't portray a good leadership skills, or is it that they cant speak good English Language, or do we have too many foreigners that locals do not have chance to get a job or is it their poor communication skills or graduate with tunnel vision.
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