The journey from college to the workforce can be challenging for recent graduates. Despite holding degrees, many remain underemployed, working jobs that fall short of utilizing their full potential.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Sander van ’t Noordende, Randstad CEO, writes on the world of work. The demand for skilled workers continues to grow, business ...

Lifelong learning has been something of a national buzzword for quite some time. In the face of globalisation, economic restructuring, and increasing career transitions, continuous self-improvement ...

The Graduate Employability Framework developed by the Sreenarayanaguru Open University (SGOU) here on Monday seeks to embed skill-based courses in the curriculum, establish an industry-academia ...

Teach your students how to articulate their career narrative and communicate their skills to potential employers Graduate employability dominates higher education discourse and as a result, ...

Gen Z is facing a double hit: falling credit scores and a growing debate over their place in the job market. A new report signals a sharp drop in credit health for people in their early 20s, while a ...

Most of us want to have a job, get it quickly and painlessly, and thrive in it. Many educational organizations, and particularly non-profit organizations, offer “employability programs” — programs ...

There are 18 French universities in the Global Employability University Ranking 2026, designed by the HR consultancy Emerging and published exclusively by Times Higher Education. The ranking reveals ...

Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran stated that AI's impact on India's demographic advantage hinges on current ...

India’s employability gap has shifted once more, with men posting steady gains while women continue to see uneven progress. Fresh data underscores a deeper churn in skill readiness, hiring intent, and ...