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Report:

External and Internal


Scholarship Graduates

Graduate Survey Department

Graduate Survey 2015:


External and Internal Scholarship Graduates
This report provides the Graduate Survey 2015 findings based on the type of
scholarship (external / internal). The report is divide into two chapters. The first
chapter compared the work status of internal scholarship graduates with external
scholarship graduate specified by gender, working sector, acquired skills required
in the labor market. The second chapter compares the survey findings related to
those who graduated in 2010/2009 and those who graduated in 2013/2012. Some
of the significant findings presented in this report are:

External scholarship graduates are more employed than internal scholarship


graduates are by 9.5 points.

External scholarships graduates believed that their qualifications and specialties commensurate with their work requirements more than did the internal scholarships graduates.

The percentage of both External and internal scholarship graduates of the


academic year 2010/2009 hired is more than the graduates of the academic
year 2013/2012 are.

Employability of males' graduates is higher than that of female graduates regardless if they were on external or internal scholarships.

The external scholarship graduates got higher starting salaries than did the
internal scholarship graduates.

Trained graduates are more likely to get jobs than those who have not undergone training for both internal and external graduates.

Nine to Seven Months is the average period taking to get the first job for
both internal and external scholarship graduate.

The difference between skills and knowledge acquired by external scholarship students in study and required in workplace is less than that of internal
scholarship students.

Both internal and external scholarship graduates believed that is "Practical


Training "was the worst service offered by higher education institutions
while "availability of references and learning resources" was the best service.

Graduate Survey Department

24340(157)/(263)

G.S@mohe.gov.om

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