Graduate Survey
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1. | This survey conducted at Macao Polytechnic Institute (MPI) obtained an effective return of 475 questionnaires out of 637 graduates in the academic year 2016-2017, and its respondent rate was 74.57%. |
2. | Among the 475 graduates that responded, local students account for 86.11%whereas non-local students 13.89%. |
3. | Graduates who are employed account for 75.38%, who go for further studies11.58%, unemployed 10.53% and not seeking employment 2.53%. |
4. | 66% of graduates got the job offer by the end of July in 2017. |
5. | On average, graduates sent out 5 applications to find a job in this academic year. |
6. | Graduates who work in Macao earn MOP 15,606 per month whereas those who work in China's mainland earn RMB 4,046 per month. |
7. | The top four occupations for the graduates are: (1) health care and nursing, (2) trade, wholesale and retail, (3) education, and (4) gambling and entertainment. |
8. | Over 92% graduates work as junior staff whereas 6.43% are supervisors. 1.12% of graduates choose to start business. |
9. | More than 80% graduates work in local establishment. |
10. | Over 71% graduates currently work in occupations that are related to the programmes they learned in MPI. |
11. | More than 80% graduates believe that the programmes they learned in MPI are helpful to their job. |
12. | Graduates are most satisfied with “working environment”, at 3.62 (with 5 as the full mark) whereas the least is “remuneration and benefits” (3.38). |
13. | As to the location for further studies, universities in Macao are most popular, followed by those in Taiwan and United States. Over 91% graduates believe curricula in MPI are helpful for their further studies. |
14. | Graduates are most satisfied with “proficiency in Putonghua”, at 3.92 (with 5 as the full mark). |
15. | Overall satisfaction of the programme at MPI reaches 3.82 (with 5 as the full mark). Graduates are most satisfied with “faculties’ attitude” and “faculty-student relationship”, topped at 3.97 and 3.9 respectively. Graduates’ overall satisfaction of the programme has shown an increase over last year. |