The concept of employability and employability skills: changing in demand for graduates employability skills by periods

Автор: Adizov B.I.

Журнал: Теория и практика современной науки @modern-j

Статья в выпуске: 5 (47), 2019 года.

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The present paper is a review paper in nature attempt to articulate views of researchers on the concepts of employability, on employability skills, employer’s perspectives on employability skills. And also discussed in detail the role of employment skills for employment in the present time. This article also discusses in detail the skills whose skills (or skill sets) are more needed by employers who are required, expected or valued by employers in a rapidly transforming labor market.

Employer, employment, employability, employability skills

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