Employability of Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) Graduates of Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology-San Isidro Campus

Abstract

The descriptive method was used with a questionnaire as the major data-gathering instrument. There were 168 total graduates but only 146 of them responded to the study. Descriptive statistics such as frequency counts, ranking, and percentage were used.This study aimed to determine the profile of employed, self-employed, and unemployed respondents. Based on the tallied results, there is a high rate of employability with regular/permanent status outside Nueva Ecija. The majority of employed respondents landed their job in one to six months duration as walk-in applicants with initial gross monthly earning of 5,000 to less than 10,000 pesos. The findings also revealed that based on the respondents' perspective, the BSIT curriculum is relevant to their first job. The majority of the self-employed respondents were on-line resellers and contented in none existence of a boss. The majority of unemployed respondents considers family concern and decided not to find a job and supported by parents as a way of financing daily living.

Development of manufacturing engineering program of Bulacan State University using employability tracer study

“…One continuous quality improvement (CQI) tool was conducting and utilizing tracer studies [7]- [9]. According to Reyes and Salas [10], the CHED recommends yearly tracing of graduates. In the study of Sira and Valenciana [11], six months to three years is suitable.…”