Employers’ perception of employability skills among built-environment graduates

Keyphrases

• Employability 100%
• Built Environment 100%
• Employee Perceptions 100%
• Perceived Employability 100%
• Construction Industry 40%
• Employers 40%
• Nigeria 40%
• Diverse Sample 40%
• Communication Skills 40%
• Design Methodology 20%
• Exploratory Factor Analysis 20%
• Competencies 20%
• Nigerian Construction Industry 20%
• Skilled Labor 20%
• Teaching Quality 20%
• Large Population 20%
• Closed End 20%
• Teaching Pedagogy 20%
• Construction Professions 20%
• Self-administered Questionnaire 20%
• Satisfaction Level 20%
• Management Skills 20%
• General Knowledge 20%
• Survey Results 20%
• Technical Skills 20%
• Financial Implications 20%
• % Response 20%
• Work Experience 20%
• Abuja 20%
• Environment Context 20%
• Critical Thinking Skills 20%
• Non-academic Skills 20%
• Lagos 20%
• Business Marketing 20%
• Contentment 20%
• Civic Responsibility 20%
• Numeracy Skills 20%
• Global Consumption 20%
• Limited Budget 20%
• Teamwork Skills 20%
• Skill Competency 20%
• Willingness to Learn 20%
• Prior Work Experience 20%
• Academic Records 20%
• Accountancy 20%
• Training Center 20%
• Trends Management 20%

Social Sciences

• Construction Industry 100%
• Employability Skill 100%
• Communication Skill 66%
• Nigeria 66%
• Psychology 33%
• Educational Sciences 33%
• Civics 33%
• Factor Analysis 33%
• Numeracy 33%
• Design Methodology 33%
• Critical Thinking Skill 33%
• Skill Management 33%
• Business Marketing 33%
• Academic Record 33%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Employability 100%
• Construction Industry 75%
• Business-to-Business Marketing 25%