Assessment of Trend Where University Graduates Are Unable to Secure Jobs Six Months after Graduation

Debated in Parliament on 10 Mar 2025.

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Pritam Singh raised concerns about the increasing difficulty university graduates face in securing jobs within six months of graduation, referencing the upcoming 2024 Graduate Employment Survey.
Chan Chun Sing indicated that this issue was previously addressed in a parliamentary session on March 7, 2025, where the Minister for Education provided insights on the employment trends for fresh graduates.
The discussion highlighted the need for ongoing monitoring and measures to improve employment outcomes for recent graduates.

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Pritam Singh

Mr Pritam Singh asked the Minister for Education in view of the 2024 Joint Autonomous Universities Graduate Employment Survey, what is the Ministry's assessment of the continued downward trend of university graduates being able to secure a job six months after graduation.

Chan Chun Sing

This Parliamentary Question has been answered as part of Minister for Education's oral reply on 7 March 2025 to Parliamentary Question Nos 1 to 3 raised on the Joint Autonomous Universities Graduate Employment Survey 2024. [Please refer to "Analysis of Decreased Employment in Permanent Jobs for Fresh Graduates in Past Two Years and Measures to Monitor and Boost Employment", Official Report, 7 March 2025, Vol 95, Issue 160, Oral Answers to Questions section.]

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Pritam Singh raised concerns about the increasing difficulty university graduates face in securing jobs within six months of graduation, referencing the upcoming 2024 Graduate Employment Survey.
Chan Chun Sing indicated that this issue was previously addressed in a parliamentary session on March 7, 2025, where the Minister for Education provided insights on the employment trends for fresh graduates.
The discussion highlighted the need for ongoing monitoring and measures to improve employment outcomes for recent graduates.

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Assessment of Trend Where University Graduates Are Unable to Secure Jobs Six Months after Graduation

Debated in Parliament on 10 Mar 2025.

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Pritam Singh raised concerns about the increasing difficulty university graduates face in securing jobs within six months of graduation, referencing the upcoming 2024 Graduate Employment Survey.
Chan Chun Sing indicated that this issue was previously addressed in a parliamentary session on March 7, 2025, where the Minister for Education provided insights on the employment trends for fresh graduates.
The discussion highlighted the need for ongoing monitoring and measures to improve employment outcomes for recent graduates.

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Pritam Singh

Chan Chun Sing

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Pritam Singh raised concerns about the increasing difficulty university graduates face in securing jobs within six months of graduation, referencing the upcoming 2024 Graduate Employment Survey.
Chan Chun Sing indicated that this issue was previously addressed in a parliamentary session on March 7, 2025, where the Minister for Education provided insights on the employment trends for fresh graduates.
The discussion highlighted the need for ongoing monitoring and measures to improve employment outcomes for recent graduates.

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Assessment of Trend Where University Graduates Are Unable to Secure Jobs Six Months after Graduation

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Assessment of Trend Where University Graduates Are Unable to Secure Jobs Six Months after Graduation

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Pritam Singh

Chan Chun Sing

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