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15 décembre 2013

Recession Graduates Have Greater Job Satisfaction, Study

University Herald. College students who graduated during recessions were extremely satisfied with their jobs compared to those who found employment during economic booms, according to an Emory University study. Emily Bianchi, assistant professor of organization and management at Goizueta Business School, said that when people start their jobs in good financial times, they tend to question their career choices and advancements. On the other hand, recession graduates are more than happy to have found a job and are less likely to ponder over alternate paths. More...

15 décembre 2013

Le doctorat mène à l'emploi, certes lentement mais sûrement

Orientations : études, métiers, alternance, emploi, orientations scolaireIl faut cinq ans sur le marché du travail pour que 94 % des docteurs soient en emploi, dont 86 % bénéficiant d'un contrat à durée indéterminée. Mais, avant, c'est un peu plus compliqué de s'inscrire durablement dans un poste, et d'être rétribué à sa juste valeur !
De plus en plus nombreux,les docteurs ne sont pourtant pas les mieux lotis face au chômage. Et pour cause : ils sont en concurrence entre eux, ainsi qu'avec les ingénieurs, révélait dernièrement l'OCDE. Et, selon la dernière enquête du Céreq (Centre d'études et de recherches sur les qualifications), après trois ans de vie active, il subsiste 10 % de chômeurs parmi les docteurs de 2007. More...

1 décembre 2013

'In six months I’ll have a degree, but was it worth it?'

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSoQTWRsBvjCbs_LMFsFghL7rCYnNTmB1LkWqkyra9lZrNRU1SQGVddb74By Eleanor Doughty. Figures show that graduates now earn 12 per cent less than those who left uni before the financial crisis, so what will my degree be worth, asks Eleanor Doughty. 
In 2008, when the stock market imploded, I was optimistically advised that ‘by the time you graduate, it’ll all be over.’ Two years later and applying to university, I thought I might escape the crisis; that the charmed class of 2013 would somehow be pardoned. 
David Ellis asked yesterday if sixth formers were sold the idea that a graduation certificate was a shelter from unemployment.
We were, thanks to a government pushing higher education for all. And in 2009, people thought it would be over soon. Turns out we were all wrong. More...

23 novembre 2013

Degrees deliver salaries that rise faster and peak higher

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSoQTWRsBvjCbs_LMFsFghL7rCYnNTmB1LkWqkyra9lZrNRU1SQGVddb74By Alan Tovey. Getting a degree pays off when it comes to earnings with graduates enjoying salaries that accelerate faster and flatten out at a higher level and later age than those who did not go to university, ONS data finds. 
New data from the Office for National Statistics showed that graduates’ annual earnings levelled out at a median of £35,000 a year at about 38 years old. 
This compares with average earnings of those who did apprenticeships of about £27,000, levelling out at the age of about 37. However those who took apprenticeships had higher starting salaries, averaging £17,383 a year at 21, compared with £14,343 for graduates. More...

23 novembre 2013

Graduates shouldn't despair about employment figures

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSoQTWRsBvjCbs_LMFsFghL7rCYnNTmB1LkWqkyra9lZrNRU1SQGVddb74By Nicola Dandridge. Having a degree can make you more resilient in the hard times and more successful in the good times, says Nicola Dandridge.
 It would be understandable for recent graduates and students at university to look at the graduate employment figures this week and despair. 
But what we should be saying to graduates, students and those weighing up their options, is that having a degree can make you more resilient in the hard times and more successful in the good times. More...

17 novembre 2013

The Job Search: It’s So Not Personal

http://chronicle.com/img/photos/biz/icons/on-hiring-nameplate.gifBy Gene C. Fant Jr. “Sarah” was a midcareer administrator who had landed an interview at a strong institution. She would be positioned to take advantage of her own strengths and could gain significant experiences toward further promotion. Her excitement was intense as she prepared for her visit. Read more...
15 novembre 2013

AFIJ : cette fois cela semble bien fini

http://blog.educpros.fr/michelabherve/wp-content/themes/terrafirma_mabherve/terrafirma/images/a10.jpgBlog Educpros de Michel Abhervé. Le TGI de Paris a rendu son jugement et décidé la liquidation judiciaire de l’AFIJ, laquelle doit être effective dans un délai d’un mois. La cinquantaine de salariés restant va donc être licenciée rapidement. On ose espérer que ce ne seront pas des licenciements bruts et que se mettra en place un plan d’accompagnement leur permettant de se repostionner. D’ailleurs le rapport des Inspections générales préconisait un tel plan, et il serait pour le moins anormal de n’avoir retenu des propositions que celle de liquidation, sans retenir qu’il devait être accompagné d’une démarche en direction des salariés. Suite de l'article...
13 novembre 2013

La fin de l’AFIJ

http://www.afij.org/templates/images/logo_site_afij.pngCher(s) Partenaire(s),  
Nous vous envoyons ce mail pour vous annoncer la fin de l’AFIJ.
En effet, faute de soutien de la part de l’Etat pour les années à venir, l’AFIJ, Association pour Faciliter l’Insertion professionnelle des Jeunes, créée il y a presque 20 ans, se voit obligé de mettre un terme à ses activités.
Tous les relais AFIJ de France, dont celui de Marseille, seront fermés d'ici fin novembre 2013.
Nous ne manquerons pas sur ces derniers jours de diffuser  la communication de vos différents évènements et de vos actions.
Nous avons été très heureuses  de collaborer avec vous, de partager vos  valeurs d’insertion professionnelle, et espérons travailler avec vous sur de nouveaux projets.
Merci infiniment à ceux  qui nous ont soutenus.
Bonne continuation à tous.
Bien à vous.

9 novembre 2013

Campaigning at university could lead to your first job

http://static.guim.co.uk/static/c55907932af8ee96c21b7d89a9ebeedb4602fbbf/common/images/logos/the-guardian/news.gifBy . Students who get involved in campaigns at university pick up impressive skills and learn to adapt to the unexpected. It's not every day that you meet an international development minister at the houses of parliament while dressed as a sweet potato. For Billy Hill, a third-year history student at the University of Birmingham, this was another day as a student campaigner. Hill's campaigning not only gave him memorable experiences, but led to his first job. More...

9 novembre 2013

Postgraduate study: passport to a better career

http://static.guim.co.uk/static/c55907932af8ee96c21b7d89a9ebeedb4602fbbf/common/images/logos/the-guardian/news.gifBy Liz Lightfoot. With first degrees commonplace, a postgraduate course helps job hunters stand out from the crowd. Today's jobs market is highly competitive and a postgraduate degree can command a premium with employers, especially if it includes work experience. A survey of destinations six months after graduation – carried out by the Higher Education Careers Services Unit (Hecsu) – found that postgraduates were more likely to have found employment and be working in a professional role than those with only a first degree. More...

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