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Consider the following statements about the graduate labour market in the UK. Are they true (T) or false (F)… or somewhere in between(?)?
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1) "Graduate jobs mean rapid promotion and job-for-life security"
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T ? F
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2) "Graduates only work for large, blue-chip organisations"
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T ? F
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3) "Employers are only interested in academic performance, so a degree is a guarantee of a 'good' job"
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T ? F
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4) "If you have a degree you won't need to do any more studying"
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T ? F
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5) "Employers always look for graduates from a specific degree discipline"
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T ? F
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1) On the whole this statement is not strictly true, but it raises the issue of "What is a graduate job?" Often when people refer to graduate jobs they mean graduate recruitment schemes, but it is certainly not the case that all graduates go into such jobs.
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