Employment Analysis of Second Batch Engineering Students

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Employment Analysis of Second Batch Engineering Students

Suizhi Huang 1*
  • 1 Zhejiang University of Science and Technology    
  • *corresponding author m13825031946@163.com
Published on 26 October 2023 | https://doi.org/10.54254/2753-7048/11/20230734
LNEP Vol.11
ISSN (Print): 2753-7056
ISSN (Online): 2753-7048
ISBN (Print): 978-1-83558-047-9
ISBN (Online): 978-1-83558-048-6

Abstract

The quality of employment of graduates is the most direct indicator of the achievement of talent cultivation in universities. At present, engineering students of second batch schools are facing major challenges in seeking jobs. The second batch institutions cited here are the sum of the second batch of institutions enrolling students in the various national general higher education admissions exercises, including public and private general undergraduate programs. Based on related literature, the author has discussed and analyzed the employment quality of second-year engineering students. The result shows that, at present, engineering students of second batch schools are facing major challenges in seeking jobs. Second batch colleges and universities should give full play to all their abilities to explore the potential of engineering students. Society should improve the relevant regulations to let engineering students feel at ease in their job search. Second batch students should not be overly ambitious, but should be down-to-earth and do a good job in every job and put their minds at ease.

Keywords:

graduates, engineering major, employment, second batch graduates

Huang,S. (2023). Employment Analysis of Second Batch Engineering Students. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,11,152-157.
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References

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[8]. Feng Kun, Zhu Weiguang. 2022. Exploring the strategy of college students’ employment guidance service under the background of “Internet+” era[J]. Heilongjiang human resources and social security, (08):128-130.

[9]. Yang Wei. 2022. Research on the development strategy of college students’ employment guidance in the background of big data[J]. Innovation and Entrepreneurship Theory Research and Practice, 5(08):63-65.

[10]. Chen Gang, Weng Wenxiang, and Sun Daoming, 2001. 'Survey on the Employment competitiveness of Female Engineering Students and their Countermeasures—Based on the survey data analysis of A University'[J], Journal of Tongling University, (2021), 72- 75.

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Huang,S. (2023). Employment Analysis of Second Batch Engineering Students. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,11,152-157.

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References

[1]. Wang Xuhui. 2017. “Research on supply and demand of higher education in China.” Doctor Dissertation, Xiamen University.

[2]. Sun Yujing. 2019. An analysis of the employment dilemma of second-batch college students — based on Bourdieu’s “cultural capital” theory[J]. Modern Communication, (06):58-59.

[3]. Zhao Hongbing. 2017. Exploring the employment strategy of engineering college students in the new media environment[J]. Talent Resource Development, (22):94-95. DOI:10.19424/j.cnki.41-1372/d.2017.22.047.

[4]. Li Yingxue. 2021. Analysis of the employment difficulties of college students from microeconomics[J]. Modern Marketing (Academy Edition), (11):181-183.

[5]. Wang Xuefei, Chen Wei, Jiang Wei. 2020. Research on the enhancement of core competitiveness of employment of engineering college students by humanities literacy education[J]. Jiangsu Higher Education, (07):107-111. DOI:10.13236/j.cnki.jshe.2020.07.017.

[6]. Sun Ning. 2022. Research on the psychological problems and countermeasures of college students’ employment[J]. Modern Trade Industry, 43(07):78-80. DOI:10.19311/j.cnki.1672-3198.2022.07.035.

[7]. Du Wei, Han Xiangzong. 2022. Analysis of the current employment problem of college students and discussion of countermeasures[J]. Journal of Economic Research, (08):74-77.

[8]. Feng Kun, Zhu Weiguang. 2022. Exploring the strategy of college students’ employment guidance service under the background of “Internet+” era[J]. Heilongjiang human resources and social security, (08):128-130.

[9]. Yang Wei. 2022. Research on the development strategy of college students’ employment guidance in the background of big data[J]. Innovation and Entrepreneurship Theory Research and Practice, 5(08):63-65.

[10]. Chen Gang, Weng Wenxiang, and Sun Daoming, 2001. 'Survey on the Employment competitiveness of Female Engineering Students and their Countermeasures—Based on the survey data analysis of A University'[J], Journal of Tongling University, (2021), 72- 75.

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