Assessing the Employment Situation of Students after Graduating From the Dien Bien College of Economics and Technology
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Thi Thu Hoai Pham , Thi Hong Duyen Le ,
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Abstract
This report aims to assess the employment situation of students after graduating from the Dien Bien College of Economics and Technology from 2011 to 2017. The author approached and surveyed a total of 312/878 Alumni, the result of the total number of graduates surveyed is 312. The percentage of graduates who have employed 193 is 62.1%; The rate of unemployed students is 37.9%. In which, the rate of students having jobs in the right field is 119, reaching 61.7%. Of the four sectors surveyed, the Accounting sector has the highest percentage of graduates with jobs (73.0%), the Banking and Finance sector has the lowest rate (55.5%), and the Livestock sector. raising the rate of graduates with employed jobs ranked second (62.3%), and the Crop Science sector reached 62.1%. In which, the rate of students having the highest job in the livestock sector is the highest (100%), the accounting sector is 66.3%, the science of plantation reaches 60.0%, the banking and finance sector reaches 47, 5%.
Keywords
Assessment, employment
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