Barbara Domurat Turner 0 Report post Posted June 3 Are Mechanical Engineers and other STEM graduates career-ready? Do you hire/manage/teach STEM graduates in the U.S.? Help shape future STEM education in a 7-8 minute survey: Research shows that employers are seeking more than technical skills from STEM college graduates But which skills are important? Seeking employers and faculty who manage/teach Engineers and other STEM graduates for a short research survey. Give your insight to the non-technical (employability) skills and competencies of today's engineers. Upon completion of the full survey, you will have the option to enter a random drawing for one of ten $25 Tango gift cards. There will be no connection of your email address to your anonymous survey submission. Data collected is for research purposes only and reported in aggregate. Thank you in advance for your time and interest. Sharing of post would be appreciated. Survey will remain opened through June 30th. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Damien Burton 0 Report post Posted June 11 Not necessarily, some schools and colleges are sending students into the workplace with incorrectly achieved qualifications; I am not a cynic but a witness of this, this is why I left main stream teaching this year and pursued giving apprenticeships to budding engineers. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Barbara Domurat Turner 0 Report post Posted June 12 Damien - You do bring up a great point. I would like to hear more about the approach you are taking in giving apprenticeships. Would you share? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
